This is the Greatest Jubilee. The Greatest Year of Restoration. Many things are coming together to this Great and Mighty Close. A Close of what you see. A Close to this long drawn out Movie. The Ending is Near. (Julie Green 9-19-23)
This is the Greatest Jubilee. The Greatest Year of Restoration. When these things come in, you will call that year, the Great Year. You will Call it, you will Shout, you will Celebrate. Many things are coming together to this Great and Mighty Close. A Close of what you see. A Close to this long drawn out Movie. The Ending is Near. Don’t be moved by what you see. Because of what you see is about to change drastically. Don’t be moved. Don’t give in. Don’t comply. And don’t rely on yourselves, on your wisdom, and knowledge, and understanding. On how you are reasoning things out. Don’t lean on those things anymore. Trust and Lean on Me. Trust and Rely on Me. And you will see Me, the Great I Am. You will see who I Am. What I’m about. You will see My love pour out. And then you will shout. Yes. Stand and keep standing. Trust Me. Believe Me. This is worth the wait. Sayeth the Lord.
Julie Green – Julie Green Ministries
THE END IS NEAR
September 19, 2023
https://rumble.com/v3h6noe-the-end-is-near.html
Video Timestamp: 3:20
NotebookLM AI Summary:
The source material, an excerpt from “Victory Is Near: Standing Firm in Faith,” delivers a prophetic message and a detailed teaching on the importance of faith, focusing on standing firm and trusting in God despite turbulent circumstances.
Key Announcements and Prophetic Word: The presentation, recorded on September 12th, 2023, prepares the audience for a live broadcast on September 20th. The speaker introduces a prophetic word titled “The End Is Near,” which was the third word heard on September 8th,. The central message of this prophetic word is that victory is near, and believers “will cheer”,. Despite the coming darkness, the amount of shaking, or the plans of the enemy, a great victory is approaching for God’s children and nations,. This era is described as the greatest Jubilee and the greatest year of restoration, leading to a great and mighty close of “this long drawn out movie”,,,.
The Mandate to Walk by Faith: A crucial instruction repeated throughout the message is, “Don’t be moved by what you see,” as what is visible is about to change drastically,,. Believers are warned not to rely on their own wisdom, knowledge, understanding, or reasoning,. Instead, they must trust, rely, and lean on God,, believing Him rather than what the world says.
The presentation emphasizes walking by faith and not by sight or appearance, citing Second Corinthians 5:7. Appearances can deceive, distract, and destroy. Believers should focus on God (the problem solver), which brings faith, joy, and peace, rather than focusing on the enemy’s efforts to instill fear. The speaker assures that although adversaries are actively trying to destroy, enslave God’s people, and implement a one-world government, believers must not comply,.
Analogy and Scriptural Support: Walking by faith is likened to paddling a canoe upstream against a strong current, while everyone else goes downstream easily,. While going downstream feels natural, it ultimately leads to a “waterfall and… destruction”,. To avoid falling, believers must press in, keep standing, and keep going upstream, believing what God says rather than what they see, feel, or hear from external reports like a doctor’s terminal diagnosis,,.
The sources emphasize several scriptures to support this focus:
- Colossians 3:1-2 instructs setting minds on the higher things above, not on things on the earth, because earthly things are temporal and subject to change,,,.
- Second Corinthians 4:16-18 encourages believers not to be discouraged or worried out through fear, but to focus on the things that are unseen because visible things are temporal, brief, and fleeting, while invisible things are everlasting,,,,.
- Philippians 4:8 directs people to fix their minds on things that are true, honorable, just, pure, lovely, and of good report, rather than focusing on the problems and things that are horrible,.
- Proverbs 3:5-6 advises trusting the Lord with all your heart, leaning not on your own understanding, and acknowledging Him so that He can direct your paths,.
Ultimately, the goal is to look away from distractions to Jesus, who is the author and finisher of our faith (Hebrews 12:2),. The speaker concludes by assuring that the wait is worth it and that Jesus, who does not fail, will bring the promised victory and restoration,,.