For plans the enemy has sought to bring about in 2024, will not happen. (Robin D Bullock 1-10-23)
https://youtu.be/75PX2wh_esI
The Eleventh Hour S20 #2
Church International – Robin D Bullock
Streamed live 1/10/23
24:32 – For plans the enemy has sought to bring about in 2024, will not happen.
24:46 – everything’s about to turn. everything’s about to turn. and everything, the plans of the enemy, will burn.
25:16 – 2024 the open door, 2024 the open door, some you see on the scene in 2023, will not be here. going to change. things are going to turn.
30:23 – a cry that’s not been heard since World War II. the Throne of Satan is going down again. going down again. Where? in Berlin.
NotebookLM AI Summary:
The sources summarize a broadcast titled “The Eleventh Hour S20 #2,” focusing on current prophecies, spiritual revelations, the nature of truth, and teachings on salvation and prosperity.
Prophetic Warnings and The Turning Point (2024)
The speaker, during “The Eleventh Hour,” reported hearing specific warnings and prophecies:
- A major event in Las Vegas, described as some kind of sickness or epidemic.
- An aircraft disaster involving a missile blowing the plane in half.
- A volcano affecting New York and Siberia.
- A flood in India.
- A word concerning a submarine was also heard, prompting the audience to keep their eyes and prophetic ears tuned.
The broadcast emphasizes a powerful spiritual wind is blowing, tied to the years 2023 and 2024. The year 2024 is referred to as the “open door” and the “threshing floor”. It is stated that unexpected things, sounds, and events never seen or heard before are coming through the wind of 2024. Prophetically, the plans the enemy sought to bring about in 2024 “will not happen,” and “everything’s about to turn”. Warnings were issued that some “wicked politicians” will not be given another chance, and false prophets are condemned. There is a “Cry of the Wind” and a “cry in time” against the wicked, which has not been heard since World War II, announcing that the Throne of Satan is going down again, specifically mentioning Berlin. This spiritual wind is identified as the “sound of disruption of corruption”.
The Centrality of Truth and Revelation
A core theme is the absolute nature of truth versus “personal truth” or religious deception.
- God’s Word is Truth: The “wind of Truth” is blowing, and nothing can stop it, because God’s word is truth (citing John 17:17). Historically, the word of God has endured, as seen when Voltaire’s house was bought by a Bible society, and when the U.S. Congress ordained the printing of an English Bible for use in public schools.
- Knowing the Truth: The truth that sets people free is the truth that is known (citing John 8:32).
- Rejecting Personal Truth: The speaker asserts that “your personal truth doesn’t matter,” only the truth matters. When the truth is hidden, it is often rewritten in a man’s image, leading to religious or societal falsehoods. The analogy is given that if one’s “personal truth” denies gravity, jumping off a building will still result in hitting the ground, demonstrating that personal truth is irrelevant against actual truth.
- The Keys of the Kingdom: Jesus gave the disciples the “Keys of the Kingdom of Heaven,” which are defined as revelation knowledge derived from the truth/word. These keys, revealed by God and not by “flesh and blood,” are necessary to open every door the kingdom of hell attempts to close.
The Suffering Deception and the Work of Christ
The speaker addresses the doctrinal error of suffering, contrasting God’s nature with the thief’s agenda:
- The Suffering Doctrine: Religion has painted a bad picture of God, teaching that He tests, tries, or causes pain/sickness to teach lessons. This is labeled the “Suffering deception,” a doctrine shared with the devil, who preaches what the church has previously preached.
- The Dividing Line (John 10:10): The scripture divides actions between God and Satan:
- The thief (Satan) comes to steal (the revelation of truth), kill, and destroy.
- Jesus came to give life and more abundant life.
- Religious Persecution: Jesus revealed that he would suffer many things from the elders, chief priests, and scribes (the religious system) before being killed. The speaker connects this historical event to modern believers, asserting that the body of Christ today often suffers more from elders, priests, and scribes teaching doctrines of suffering than from other sources.
Jesus came into the Earth as a prophet operating under the Abrahamic Covenant, growing in wisdom, stature, and revelation (keys). His miracles represented an ascension of power, from conquering elements to healing and eventually defeating death itself in stages. He endured the beating and suffering imposed by religious leaders, and by giving up His life, He destroyed death from the inside out, paying the price for sin and rising with great power.
Salvation and Eternity
Salvation requires a specific act of faith, and there is no other way to God:
- The Way to Salvation: Jesus stated, “I am the way the truth and the life,” affirming that there are no other ways to heaven. To be saved, one must believe in their heart that God raised Jesus from the dead and confess with their mouth that He is Lord.
- Heaven and Hell: Both heaven and hell are real places where a spirit being will spend eternity. Hell was created for the devil and his angels, not for man, but those who covenant with Satan will suffer there. Hell is described as eternal torment, like being cut and having acid poured into one’s veins, living forever with every regret and sickness. Heaven is an eternity of everlasting life in the presence of Jesus, without pain or suffering.
Financial Prosperity
The sources discuss the difference between true and worldly prosperity:
- True Prosperity: True prosperity comes from Jesus, who breathes life onto gifts and blessings. Because Jesus does not steal, kill, or destroy, the true blessings He gives will not be taken back.
- Worldly Prosperity: The world’s prosperity is an illusion. The enemy, who is a thief, gives stolen prosperity to people for a brief period only to strip them of everything—finances, health, and family—and move on to the next person.
- Obedience and Giving: Believers are encouraged to be obedient in their giving, planting seed with faith, not doubt. Promises related to giving (Luke 6:38) and tithing (Malachi 3:10) are affirmed, guaranteeing a good measure and the rebuke of the Devourer. Praise reports were shared, including unexpected checks and debt waivers, following prayer and claiming the “rights of tithers”.