This is the time of the Victorious church. (Robin D Bullock 10-7-22)
Prophetic Money shortened clip: https://youtu.be/84ap6UIKFfU
Steve: You and Kat Kerr are dear friends. Some people would say, well Kat Kerr says it’s 100 years into the future, before the rapture comes, as we believe it to be. She’ll also say we need to eat cake and celebrate.
Robin: I’m gonna be honest with you. I’ve never said when (Rapture) it would take place. I’ve never heard the Lord tell me that. I’ll tell you what the word says: when the word is preached to the ends of the earth, then the end will come. And I do say, celebrate, because we’re going to win this. This is the time of the Victorious Church. And the Lord gave me a prophetic word, not long ago. He said, to win the fight, of this one world government trying to push itself into being now, before its time. He said, this is the victorious church I’m talking about. He said, win this fight. We’re supposed to win this one. It’s not coming in on our watch. We have to stand right now. There’s a billion souls left, to still come into the Kingdom. And we’ve got to see that billion soul revival. But, as far as the timing on the rapture, if it’s tomorrow or 100 years, you know, I kind of leave that up to the Lord. Because, I don’t know. I just know, I believe there is a rapture of the church, before that tribulation period.
Matthew 24:14 – And this gospel of the kingdom will be preached in the whole world as a testimony to all nations, and then the end will come.
Church International – Robin D Bullock @RobinDBullock @ChurchInternational
Elijah Streams – Prophets and Patriots
October 7, 2022
https://rumble.com/v1n09ii-prophets-and-patriots-episode-29-with-steve-shultz-and-robin-bullock.html
Video Timestamp: 46:30
NotebookLM AI Summary:
The discussion, featuring Robin Bullock, centers on the nature of prophecy, divine timing, and the importance of combining the “Word of Faith” and “Prophetic” streams within the church to create the “Sword of the Spirit”.
Prophetic Timing and Divine Chronology
The conversation addresses concerns regarding missed prophetic timing, noting that delays in fulfillment do not necessarily invalidate a prophecy, citing the long period between Isaiah’s prophecy and the virgin conception. Prophets must learn to “maneuver through this maze of time”.
Mr. Bullock shared personal prophetic experiences related to the concept of time:
- As a boy, he heard his own grown-up voice call his name three times near mature pomegranate trees, which the Lord later revealed meant he had been called from his future in a familiar voice.
- Years later, he revisited a similar spiritual experience near young pomegranate trees in a different location, and the Lord indicated that this was the place he had been called from, illustrating how God operates “across the waves of time”.
A complex analogy for God’s time frame is drawn from the story of the Good Samaritan:
- The “certain man” is interpreted as Adam, who left Jerusalem (the city of the Great King) and traveled down the “bloody way” to Jericho (where Satan’s throne was), falling among thieves who stripped him of his covering.
- The Priest and Levite represent the Law and Priesthood, which could not save him.
- The Samaritan (representing Jesus—whose mother is Jewish and father is God) bound the man’s wounds with oil (anointing) and wine (blood) and took him to the inn (the Comforter/Holy Spirit).
- The Samaritan gave the innkeeper two pence, representing 2,000 years (based on the scripture that one day is a thousand years), stating he would return. This interpreted timeframe suggests the duration of man’s salvation until Christ’s return.
Man’s Influence and Conditional Prophecy
The sources assert that prophetic fulfillment can be altered by human choice and action, noting that “men can alter the timeline”. God is not simply “going through the planet doing what he wants to do” because He gave man authority over the earth.
- Esther Example: Mordecai told Esther that if she remained silent, deliverance would come from another source, but she and her house would not survive, demonstrating that human involvement is crucial.
- Prophetic Misinterpretation: Prophecies often fail due to misinterpretation or clipping crucial words. For instance, a prophecy regarding Joe Biden dying of COVID was conditioned on “if something doesn’t change”. Biden contracted COVID but did not die, confirming that “something changed”.
The Sword of the Spirit and Current Conflict
Mr. Bullock teaches that the Church needs to unite the Word of Faith and the Prophetic movements, describing every Christian denomination’s revelation as a defensive piece of armor. The Sword of the Spirit is the only offensive weapon, formed when the Word of Faith and prophetic revelation combine.
- Doctrine and Accuracy: Prophecies must be filtered through the written Word (the Bible) as the ultimate standard; if a prophecy contradicts Scripture, it is in error. Doctrines that claim God teaches through suffering, pain, or sickness, or that God causes death, are flawed, as they contradict the nature of God revealed in Jesus (who is the express image of the Father) and biblical teachings against temptation originating from God.
- Transition to War: A specific prophecy identified the current time as a “transition day into war”. This was immediately followed by a political address declaring “MAGA Republicans” a threat to the Constitution, which Bullock interpreted as a declaration of war against those people.
- Victory Vision: To fight this war, the church must “gather up your courage” and wield the sword. The Lord showed him that He would use this unified blade to “cut the head off of the dragon” (China).
The Power of the Word
The discussion concludes by highlighting the power of the written word, which God exalts above His name. Praying in tongues is likened to a computer quickly searching the deep codes and sequences within the Scripture to reveal God’s mind and bring prophetic answers into the present. The prophets are called to come down off the mountain, like Moses, carrying the prophetic word grounded firmly in the written Word.