Unending Horizons Of Truth.

The Restraint On Total Apostasy & Judgment Of Damnation. Part 2. As noted in the first part, God's restraint in pouring out consummate judgment on iniquity & the wicked, is the righteous. As long as the righteous are still found in the midst, God is restrained from pouring out judgment, but as soon as he removes the righteous from the midst, his judgment ensues. We have already seen several biblical examples of this undeniable truth. Now we will consider a very important biblical prophecy which speaks of the mystery of iniquity, the restraint on it, the removal of the restraint, the total/open apostasy(falling away) of christendom and the revelation of the man of sin(the antichrist). We will also consider how this prophecy tallies with the parable of the wheat and tares, and the parable of the leaven, which the Lord Jesus taught when he opened his mouth in Matthew 13 to reveal the mysteries of the kindgom of heaven. Here's a juxtaposition of the prophecy and t...

The Restraint On Total Apostasy & Judgment Of Damnation. Throughout scripture God's restraint(the time of his patience) in pouring out consummate judgment on iniquity, is the righteous. As long as the righteous are still found in the midst, God is restrained from pouring out judgment, but as soon as he removes the righteous from the midst, his judgment ensues. In the days of Noah, God's restraint was only Noah who was a preacher of righteousness, and the Spirit of God in relationship with Noah was striving to persuade and convict that generation of the coming judgment but their hearts were hardened in evil. God said "My Spirit will not always strive with man for he is flesh(he is carnal, unresponsive to the things of the Spirit) yet his days shall be a hundred and twenty years". Genesis 6:3. God thus gave a timeline for that generation, the timeline of his patience while the ark was being prepared, and when that time elapsed and the ark was ready, God shu...

In the solemnity of the times, it takes utter spiritual blindness for us to see the unprecedented taking place in our days, and merely assume it's nothing unusual/spectacular; seeking to explain it away with mere words of human wisdom/logic, rather than seek the face of God to grant us spiritual understanding of the times. Lack of spiritual discernment and understanding of the times, will be very costly in these days, worse still the lack of discernment of the body of Christ, as that which the heart of God is fully set on, and the object of the Lord's greatest affection, for which he will spare nothing in the world, to purge, purify and put her in order. The Code 19 In Covid-19. A Major Setback For A Reset. In a vision on the 21st of January 2020, a voice spoke saying "We are still in 2019". This sounded quite incredible and absurd as it made no sense then, seeing we were already 21 days into the new year; it also was like a negative declaration, like a setba...

Discerning The Times Living & Seeing Beyond The Breaking News. December last year(2019), the Lord said that he has taken up time and time has ceased to be what it used to be, as scheduled by men. This he said indicating that times/seasons have changed. He also said it is a time of perfect alignment, a time in which he will cause things to align after the counsel of his own will. In an open trance On the 30th of December 2019, i saw a very bright light like the Sun covering and occupying the entire horizon of space and time, and it was such that when men try to look into the future, they saw nothing but that dazzling light, thus they were left wondering if it meant that there was nothing more in the future, for it was as though time had come to an end, being sucked up/eclipsed by that dazzling light which filled/occupied the entire horizon of time and space. I shared this with a few brethren at the beginning of the new year(2020). What This Means For The Church. So muc...

Activate The 'Always Merry And Joyful' Mode' in season and out of season! Whether it's Christmas or not... "Rejoice in the Lord always: and again i say Rejoice."  Philippians 4:4. Notice the scripture says to rejoice in the Lord,  not in yourself, in people or in things happening around you, but in the Lord. You might have all the reason in some seasons to be angry and moody in yourself, crestfallen and downcast in the disappointments/failures of people and everything around you, but you have every reason in every season to rejoice in the Lord Jesus. The Psalmist(King David) was a man of like passions and flaws, yet he knew just how to unplug from the downcast and crestfallen mode/mood of his soul, and plug into the joy of the Lord. Whenever his soul was cast down within him, he remembered the Lord. Psalm 42:5-6. If it has to be Christmas season or day for you to be merry and joyful, then something is wrong; your merriment is temporal, transient and...

The Agony & Burden Of A Nation @ 59. Which is easier to say? "Happy Independence!" Or "Happy New Month"? When you live in a nation where for the past 59 years, provision of basic infrastructure has been a promise and struggle for successive governments to achieve, it's such a burden to say a happy 59th. When you live in a nation in the 21st century, where power supply and access to clean water is a luxury, it's such a heaviness and agony of heart to say happy independence; especially in the face of a glaring fact that it is a nation so blessed with natural resources, and men/women who are so capaciously resourced and resourceful. When you live in a nation where money is so revered and valued above everything including human lives, and such a flawed and dangerous value system is the fabric/core of society; it is such a heavy burden which often leaves those whose contemplation and grouse it is, utterly speechless and helpless in the face of a s...

There is much darkness in the land, the nation is engulfed in the darkness of the fear of man/men. According to scriptures, the fear of man brings a snare; thus the people/citizens are ensnared and held in bondage/slavery to men who speak tough and walk roughly like they're sovereign/almighty, and can curse, kill and make alive, whomsoever they will. Some speak like they own the people of God, others walk like they own the nation and her armed forces, while some traverse the length and breadth of the nation like the lives and breath of it's citizens lies in their hands, and they can kill anyone they like, and possess any land they want.  The oppression and suppression in the land is so much, that it leads to deep depression whereby many contemplate suicide.  From the pulpits to the corridors of power in the institutions of government, to the forced grazing fields and streets of our nation, we see the pride, pomp and glory of these men who walk around and p...

False Assertions Addressed By John.  *  "If we say that we have fellowship with him, and walk in darkness, we lie, and do not the truth" 1 John 1:6 In the scriptures of truth, darkness is so often related to sin as though synonymous with it. Soon as man touched/meddled with sin in the garden, the entire human race was plunged into darkness; thus, the first and most spontaneous reaction Adam & Eve had to the rays of the bright presence of God, when he came walking in the garden, was to flee and hide from the light of his presence.  In the dark shade of the branches and leaves of the trees of the garden, they sought for shelter and a covering from the light of God's presence. Genesis 3:8-13. The Lord Jesus in John 3:19-21 said: "t his is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved  darkness  rather than light, because their deeds were evil.  For every one that doeth evil hateth the light, neither cometh to the light, ...

(False Assertions Addressed By John) Having dealt with three false assertions about sin, John went ahead to address other related false assertions like: "He that saith, I know him, and keepeth not his commandments, is a liar, and the truth is not in him" (1 John 2:4). Those who profess to know the Lord and yet play down on the need for obedience/keeping his commandments, are liars and do not have the truth in them. Paul the apostle in his letter to Titus puts it this way: "They profess that they know God; but in works they deny him, being abominable, and disobedient, and unto every good work reprobate." Titus 1:16. Some wrongly assert/teach that Paul preached salvation by grace through faith and said nothing about good works. Paul taught that salvation is the gift of God and not of works, yet he maintained the truth that at new birth, we are created in Christ unto good works, which God preordained that we should walk in.  "For by ...

False Assertions Addressed By John.  (3.) "If we say that we have not sinned, we make him a liar, and his word is not in us."  1 John 1:10. This is the third false assertion about sin, which John the apostle dealt with. I know you must have heard some preachers/christians today teaching that the new creation man does not have a past; that the new creation man is not the man that Christ died for, that the new creation is not the redeemed for he never existed prior to his birth in Christ. I was once in a service in 2001 when a renown preacher/televangelist, in a bid to demonstrate and pass across this teaching, brought out two men, and put one of them infront and said that is the sinner, that is the man that Christ died for, the man that was redeemed; he can sing: 'Amazing grace...that saved a wretch like me'; he can sing the songs of redemption.  He then led the second man out and said that is the new creation man, the man who has no past; that is ...

False Assertions Addressed By John. (2.)  "If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us." 1 John 1:8 This is the second false assertion about sin, John the apostle dealt with. Today, this assertion will sell very well as an assurance of salvation, and a profession/declaration of faith; "I have no sin in me"! However, the greatest of all deceptions, which is SELF Deception, is bound up with this assertion. Those who speak this way deliberately deceive themselves, for they know within themselves the struggles they have with besetting sins in their vile/mortal flesh. The modern day version of this false assertion is: "Sin is dead! Sin no longer Exists". I know you must have heard some professing christians making such claims lately, and you probably felt it's a new discovery or doctrine they stumbled on. No! It's not new, it's just a modernised version of an ancient heresy, which christians...