God releases prophecies to His people or to outsiders about His people. In the Old Testament, God sponsored His own nation against all the other nations He had turned over to His Elohim Council. There was a great deal of prophetic activity regarding the establishment and protection of that nation. Every prophecy we can read in the Bible has to do with the Covenant Nation until the coming of the Messiah.
Once the Messianic Kingdom of Christ was established, there was no further need for nation-based prophecies. Christ rules an empire of hearts, and there is nothing in the gospel about nations and human governments except to condemn how they would oppress Covenant people, and how God responds to that. We know that God retains the ultimate authority over what the Devil can do with human governments, still setting boundaries and so forth, but the core issue of prophecy about future events is now the matter of how governments oppress Covenant people and their message.
The primary point of all prophecy is to encourage God’s people to stick with the Covenant in the first place. Thus, the bulk of biblical prophecy is aimed at getting the Lord’s people ready for how He plans to work in situations to glorify His name through them. Thus, the proper focus is not, “What will happen?” You need to be asking God what you should do to glorify Him. Nothing else matters.
About fifteen years ago, I experienced a vision that I took as prophecy. It was a dire warning that the US should not attack Iran again. What happened under Carter, with helicopters crashing in the desert, was just a sample of what God would do. I understood that God would ensure any further attempts turned out to be a disaster. I stand by that message still. It includes the full range of things the US might do to harm Iran.
Thus, for example, we know that every few years the CIA and Mossad try to provoke a revolution against the Islamic government of Iran. It always fails. Eventually, the security services there will hunt down the leaders of any agitation and jail or execute them. The mass of the population simply will not support a revolution. The few who do are a tiny fraction of the people. But what really matters is that the US involvement keeps invoking wrath. I have long believed that our current political instability is God’s recompense for that. In the manner we transgress, so shall we be repaid.
In other words, the crux of my prophetic message was telling God’s people to prepare for some kind of man-made disaster here in the US. It has nothing to do with whether God favors Iran. The issue is that God has a lot of people in the US who ignore His Word and get wrapped up things of this world. That’s the whole point. Church folks are promoting war on Iran, and it’s wicked. It’s just one more example of the Judaizers at work in the churches again, because the only beneficiary of such action in Iran is Israel, not the US.
The idea that what’s good for the Zionists is good for the US is an abomination in God’s sight. Worse is that church folks believe the wishes of the Zionists are good for Christ’s glory. We cling to the Synagogue of Satan instead of Christ. The wrath falling on the US is the fault of Christians. It’s going to unleash a horrifying tribulation for the saints of God here in America.
I never set out to warn the US at large, nor the government. They are under Satan’s control and I wasn’t sent to them. I was sent to the believers in America to encourage them to search out a Hebrew understanding of the Bible, not the lies told by the Synagogue of Satan. Dispensationalism was a lie sold to evangelicals to bring them into slavery to the things of this world. It makes Christians the slaves of Zionism.
Granted, our message would provoke the governments of modern Israel and the US if we ever got their attention. However, the single greatest threat we face is from Zionist church people. They are the ones seeking to oppress us, and it will get far worse before it gets better. If anything happens to censor us, it will be the work of so-called “Christian Zionists”. I said that years ago and it hasn’t changed.
Right now, some of our community members are under strong pressure from Zionist partisans trying to force us to declare our allegiance to modern Israel. It’s the message of CUFI. I joke about how San Antonio, TX (where CUFI has their HQ) reminds me of Pergamum in Revelations 2:13: “I know where you dwell, where Satan’s throne is…” What a mockery when people who claim the name of Christ are tearing down His covenant.
