#prophetic watchman

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Understanding The Prophetic Online Certificate Workshop. 

[mariacallous]

A growing Christian supremacist movement that labels its perceived enemies as “demonic” and enjoys close ties to major Republican figures is “the greatest threat to American democracy you’ve never heard of,” according to a new report from the Southern Poverty Law Center.

The SPLC, a civil rights organization that monitors extremist groups, released its “Year In Hate And Extremism 2023” report on Tuesday. A significant portion of the report, which tracked burgeoning anti-democratic and neo-fascist movements and actors across America, is devoted to the New Apostolic Reformation, “a new and powerful Christian supremacy movement that is attempting to transform culture and politics in the U.S. and countries across the world into a grim authoritarianism.”

Emerging out of the charismatic evangelical tradition, the NAR adheres to a form of Christian dominionism, meaning its parishioners believe it’s their divine duty to seize control of every political and cultural institution in America, transforming them according to a fundamentalist interpretation of scripture.

NAR adherents also believe in the existence of modern-day “apostles” and “prophets” — church leaders endowed by God with supernatural abilities, including the power to heal. In 2022, a handful of these “apostles,” the report notes, issued what they called the Watchman Decree, an anti-democratic document envisioning the end of a pluralistic society in America.

The apostles claimed they had been given “legal power and authority from Heaven” and are “God’s ambassadors and spokespeople over the earth,” who “are equipped and delegated by Him to destroy every attempted advance of the enemy.”

And who’s the enemy? Basically anyone who does not adhere to NAR beliefs. NAR adherents see their critics as being literally controlled by the devil.

“There are claims that whole neighborhoods, cities, even nations are under the sway of the demonic,” the report states. “Other religions, such as Islam, are also said to be demonically influenced. One cannot compromise with evil, and so if Democrats, liberals, LGBTQ+ people, and others are seen as demonic, political compromise — the heart of democratic life — becomes difficult if not impossible.”

This rhetoric has become increasingly widespread among Republican lawmakers, including former President Donald Trump, who last year referred to Marxists and atheists as “evil demonic forces that want to destroy our country.”

That Trump would use NAR-inspired rhetoric is unsurprising considering his relationship with Paula White-Cain, an NAR figure who delivered the invocation at Trump’s inauguration in 2017 and at the kickoff of his 2020 reelection campaign, as noted by Paul Rosenberg in Salon. White-Cain also delivered the invocation at Trump’s Jan. 6, 2021, “Stop the Steal” rally in Washington, D.C. — the event that eventually became the insurrection at the Capitol.

The attack on the Capitol was largely inspired, the report suggests, by NAR’s theology of dominionism. “NAR prayer groups were mobilized at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, as well as supporting prayer teams all over the country, to exorcise the demonic influence over the Capitol that adherents said was keeping Trump from his rightful, prophesized second term,” the report states.

Major Republican figures took part in such events on or around the day of the attack. Mike Johnson, who is now the speaker of the House, joined the NAR’s “Global Prayer for Election Integrity,” which called for Trump’s reinstatement as president, in the weeks leading up to the attack on the Capitol. Johnson has also stated that Jim Garlow, an NAR leader, has had a “profound influence” on his life.

Ultimately, the SPLC report is an attempt to ring the alarm bells about the NAR, ”the greatest threat to U.S. democracy that you have never heard of.

“It is already a powerful, wealthy and influential movement and composes a highly influential block of one of the two main political parties in the country,” the report continues. “So few people have heard of NAR that it is possible that, without resistance in our local communities, dominionism might win without ever having been truly opposed.”

The SPLC’s report, according to a press release, also documents 595 hate groups and 835 antigovernment extremist groups in America, “including a growing wave of white nationalism increasingly motivated by theocratic beliefs and conspiracy theories.”

“With a historic election just months away, this year, more than any other, we must act to preserve our democracy,” Margaret Huang, president and CEO of the Southern Poverty Law Center and SPLC Action Fund, said in a statement. “That will require us to directly address the danger of hate and extremism from our schools to our statehouses. Our report exposes these far-right extremists and serves as a tool for advocates and communities working to counter disinformation, false conspiracies and threats to voters and election workers.”

[walkswithmyfather]

“Jesus in the Old Testament” By Bible Love Notes:

“Don't miss the wonderful list that shows how God was "whispering" about Jesus in every Old Testament book!”

“After His resurrection, Jesus met two disciples walking to a village called Emmaus (Luke 24:13-35). They didn't recognize Jesus, but "beginning with Moses and all the Prophets, he explained to them what was said in all the Scriptures concerning himself" (Luke 24:27).

Christ's redemption was part of God's plan from the beginning (Genesis 3:15). When we recognize this important truth, it enhances our understanding and appreciation of both Old and New Testaments.

Enjoy this list of "whispers" (clues, foreshadowings) that God placed in each Old Testament book, preparing us for the coming of Jesus.

In Genesis Jesus is the Seed of the Woman

Exodus…………………...Our Passover Lamb

Leviticus……………………..Our High Priest

Numbers........Guiding Pillar of Fire and Cloud

Deuteronomy……….The Prophet Like Moses

Joshua………………..The Mighty Conqueror

Judges…...…....………....…...Our Rescuer

Ruth………………...Our Kinsman Redeemer

1 & 2 Samuel……......…..The Seed of David

Kings & Chronicles…….....….Our Mighty King

Ezra & Nehemiah…..Re-builder of Our Broken Walls

Esther………………….....Our Way of Escape

Job……………...Our Hope in Times of Trouble

Psalms…………..…..Our Shepherd and Sacrifice

Proverbs & Ecclesiastes…….…..Our Wisdom

Song of Solomon…Our Lover and Bridegroom

Isaiah…………………...Our Suffering Savior

Jeremiah……………....The Righteous Branch

Lamentations…..…Prophet Who Weeps for Us

Ezekiel………..The Watchman Who Warns Us

Daniel……..The 4th Man in the Fiery Furnace

Hosea………………….Our Faithful Husband

Joel…............Our Baptizer in the Holy Spirit

Amos……………………..Our Burden Bearer

Obadiah……………..The One Mighty to Save

Jonah…………....The Sender of Missionaries

Micah……..The Messenger of the Good News

Nahum………..The Avenger of the Righteous

Habakkuk……....The One Crying for Revival

Zephaniah & Haggai….Giver of Another Chance

Zechariah…….…………...The Pierced Son

Malachi.........Sun of Righteousness w/ Healing in His Wings

As you read through the Bible, remember that you are reading the greatest story ever written—the story of mankind's inexcusable fall and God's Unreasonable Love.

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I did not create this list. I compiled and edited it from various non-copyrighted lists.”

There are a lot of links to devotions on this webpage. Check them out!

[gatekeeper-watchman]

Daily Devotionals for August 16, 2024

Proverbs: God's Wisdom for Daily Living

Devotional Scripture:

Proverbs 22:28 (KJV): 28 Remove not the ancient landmark, which thy fathers have set. Proverbs 22:28 (AMP): 28 Remove not the ancient landmark which your fathers have set.

Thought for the Day

This verse has both natural and spiritual implications. Landmarks in ancient Israel marked property boundaries. A stone, a stake, or other monument was used to establish and prevent infringement of property rights. A wicked person would remove a landmark, either out of coveting someone else's property or to mislead people in order to attack them. In Western cultures, a landmark has come to mean primarily some conspicuous object or building that serves as a guide to travelers. Therefore, this verse is telling us to respect the property rights of others, as well as the hereditary rights that our fathers have set up in the past. Neither should we tear down a marker that is used for guidance. This causes confusion and can cause people to lose their way. For instance, when I go back to my old home town, they have changed the streets and torn down old buildings. I cannot find my way around and must get a new map or ask a local person for directions. This does not mean we should not change things for the better - but with change we need to consider those who look for the old landmarks, and identify the old streets by leaving or referencing the old names.

Young Christians should respect their elders' boundaries. There are reasons for the boundaries, and the younger generation would be wise to honor them. This is actually part of obeying the commandment to honor our parents (Exodus 20:12). Young people, in their desire for independence, will often disregard their elders' advice, sometimes to their own detriment. Satan is trying to rid our nation of the ancient moral landmarks that our founding forefathers set in place, especially the Ten Commandments. He knows that without these standards in the earth, he will be able to destroy society. Without respect for authority, our world will be reduced to chaos.

The same can also apply to teachings. Some of the so-called "new" teachings in the Church are really not new at all, but old erroneous ones. They are "winds of doctrine" that toss people to and fro. The Lord gave the church apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers to help us walk in the right way, that we may mature in Christ. It is wisdom to listen to our godly church elders. "And he gave some, apostles; and some, prophets; and some, evangelists; and some, pastors and teachers; For the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ: Till we all come in the unity of the faith, and of the knowledge of the Son of God, unto a perfect man, unto the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ: That we henceforth be no more children, tossed to and fro, and carried about with every wind of doctrine, by the sleight of men, and cunning craftiness, whereby they lie in wait to deceive; But speaking the truth in love, may grow up into him in all things, which is the head, even Christ" (Ephesians 4:11-14).

Prayer Devotional for the Day

Dear heavenly Father, I thank you for the elders in my family, and also the church elders before me, who have paved the way for my life to be blessed. Even though I qualify for this office myself, may I always be childlike and humble in realizing that without my elders, I would not be one today. May I always honor and appreciate them. Help me to respect the young people in my life and not discard their ideas, but be able to embrace those ideas that come from You, not allowing pride to prevent me from recognizing the things You are giving them. Lord, may You restore the hearts of the fathers to the children in our day. I ask this in the name of Jesus. Amen From: Steven P. Miller, @ParkermillerQ, gatekeeperwatchman.org Founder and Administrator of Gatekeeper-Watchman International Group Thursday, August 15, 2024, Jacksonville, Florida., Duval County, USA.  X … @ParkermillerQ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Sparkermiller.JAX.FL.USA, Instagram: steven_parker_miller_1956 #GWIG, #GWIN, #GWINGO.

[hiswordsarekisses]

“In seeking to know God's will under the old covenant, men were, generally speaking, restricted to the law and the prophets. But Christianity is based not on information but on revelation.

Do you have a book knowledge of Christ? Do you know him only by hearsay, so to speak, from some true servant of His?

Or are you in direct touch with your Lord?

It is one of the most precious factors in our Christian life to have friends who live close to God and who can share with us what he has shown them Again and again we need their arresting challenge or the calm of the mature counsel.

But the New Covenant affirms that "all shall know me," and the word translated "know" means “know me in themselves."

We do not commit ourselves totally and exclusively to the light that comes through holy men of God, however sound it may be.

We are under duty bound to listen to the voice of the Lord Himself, and to follow Him."

~ WATCHMAN NEE

"No longer will they teach their neighbor, or say to one another, 'Know the Lord,' because they will all know me, from the least of them to the greatest." (Heb 8:11)

[jonsnowunemploymentera]

It’s pretty cool how seeing/watching is an important motif and parallel for all the Stark kids (who are POVs).

Jon

This motif is most obvious in Jon’s arc because not only are observation and perceptiveness presented as some of his greatest skills, but watching is quite literally in his job description (“I am the watcher on the walls”).

His very first POV chapter in the entire series sets him apart as a watcher and observer. He does not join the royal procession but instead sits apart from them, watching them and passing judgements (which are quite correct even if some are wrapped with jealousy). We’re also introduced to Benjen who is one of the first people to remark that Jon is quite observant. This is also the chapter in which Jon makes the fateful decision to join the Night’s Watch, which comes after Benjen praises him for his ability to see past what is on the surface.

Arya’s first chapter then further explores the motif of Jon as a watcher because Jon is seated away from the rest of the boys, watching them and passing mostly correct judgements (e.g., Joffrey being a little shit). Even before that, in Bran’s first POV, Jon is introduced as one of the watchers of Gared’s execution. He also emboldens Bran not to look away, but to watch carefully (interesting how this is later paralleled by Bran returning the favor and opening Jon’s third eye). He later makes the judgement that Gared died in fear (which is quite correct because Ned later tells Catelyn that the deserter was driven “half mad with fear”). It’s also in this chapter that they find the direwolf pups and immediately, Jon’s skill as a watcher is manifested. What sets Jon’s direwolf apart from the rest is not just the snow-white fur, but the ruby red eyes which are not only similar to the weirwood trees (which see everything far and wide) but also greenseer eyes (e.g., Bloodraven and the Ghost of High Heart). Melisandre, a seer of prophetic visions, also has red eyes. So Jon sees in both the physical and metaphysical, which is quite a unique character skill.

And the motif of watching follows him throughout his arc as he becomes a man of the Night’s Watch (he’s a steward whose job is to watch and observe Mormont’s leadership) and then later joins the wildlings (where he has to watch and observe their plans to attack the wall); being a spy requires strong observation skills. He also awakens his warging powers in ACOK which enable him to see through another’s eyes, plus his first wolf-dream has him watching the wildling camp; again, this happens after Jon meets Bran who opens his third eye so he can see. As his powers continue to manifest, Jon is able to watch the other direwolves in his dreams. Plus, he also seems to exhibit the power of prophecy, which is seeing beyond the physical. Jon’s most recent prophetic dream has him standing atop the Wall, fulfilling his duty as a Night’s Watchman.

It’s interesting that watching almost always leads to Jon passing judgements - and the more the story progresses, the bigger his judgements are. His ADWD arc is essentially all his watching thus far being put into action and it seems that he is set to become a major player and not just an observer in TWOW/ADOS.

Arya

Seeing is a very important motif in Arya’s arc because it colors much of her character development throughout the series. Like Jon, she’s constantly put in positions where she’s made into an outcast, which forces her onto the sidelines so she can look and watch more clearly.

Like Jon, Arya’s first POV introduces her as a watcher. She joins Jon as he watches Robb, Bran, Joffrey and Tommen spar with swords. But what is interesting here is that she is presented as a watcher of watchers (she is watching Jon, who watches the boys down below). Both Jon and Arya make important observations in that chapter (e.g., Joffrey having his mother’s sigil placed equally to his royal father’s), but they also remark on their own statuses as outcasts who have been forced out of the main action and can only watch what happens down below (bastards getting only the swords and girls only getting the arms).

Then we have other important moments where Arya has to watch, and sometimes what she watches is traumatic. While down in the tunnels of King’s Landing, she is a passive observer of Varys’ and Illyrio’s plotting. Then we have her father’s execution where Arya is forced to watch as her father confesses to treason. Interestingly, Arya doesn’t actually see Ned’s execution because Yoren stops her from doing so; to parallel Sansa who actually does see it.

We start the story with Arya being someone who can see beyond the surface (beyond class, gender, etc), but this is heightened to an almost traumatic degree as her arc progresses. She is forced to see first hand the devastation of the Riverlands as the War of the Five Kings rages on. And as this is happening, she is forced into becoming more of an outcast (e.g., a slave in Harrenhal). This is also around the time when she begins to have wolf dreams - where she can see through Nymeria’s eyes.

Then she has to go to Braavos where she is trained to see and observe more deeply. She spends a lot of time observing people and then relaying that information back to the HoBaW. Her first kill is made possible by her strong observation and analytical skills. But interestingly, she looses her eye sight as part of her training (but this is when she develops the ability to skinchange into a cat); like the time when Ned was executed, Arya’s eyes being covered lead to greater development. Arya’s name during this period (where he sight is taken away) is Blind Beth.

But Arya is at a time where she isn’t just a passive watcher, but an actor as well. We can see this more pointedly with the theatre troupe she is joining in TWOW where she actually has to act out. But she could also be using her powers of observation as an acolyte of the Faceless Men. Like Jon, Arya is becoming a very powerful player due to her time as an outcast watching from the sidelines.

Bran

I put Bran as third because a lot of his arc parallels Jon and Arya. For much of the first book, Bran is an outcast watching from the sidelines as other players move around in the game.

Bran, like Jon, is first introduced to us as a watcher. Bran watched Gared’s execution and this chapter plants the seed for Bran as someone who does not look away from the ugly things; he chooses to watch as instructed by Jon. Like Arya, the first chapter also has Bran be someone who watches the watcher (namely Jon); he watches Jon watch Theon, for example.

Then Bran’s next chapter places him as a watcher who sees many important (and deadly) things. He sees that Jon is unhappy about going to the Wall. And this is also where his infamous defenestration happens - Bran watches Jaime and Cersei commit treason against King Robert. I think this is a pretty cool parallel with Arya since she observed Varys and Illyrio plot their own form of treason against the Baratheon king.

Though he doesn’t start out an outcast like Jon and Arya were, Bran does eventually become one once he is crippled. This forces him to take a bigger watching role - i.e, watching Robb (and also noticing the distinction between Robb the Lord and Robb the Boy). Bran also awakens his greenseer abilities, and he has several prophetic dreams all throughout AGOT; another parallel with Jon who starts having prophetic dreams in this book.

Though he is crippled, Bran does (briefly) occupy a seat of power as he is made to watch over Winterfell and its people in Robb’s stead. This is also the book in which he becomes a warg (and has his first wolf dream, just like Jon and Arya). It’s also in this book that Bran meets Jon in a wolf dream and tells him that he doesn’t mind the darkness because it gives him the ability to see others while they can’t see him (though interestingly, Jon actually can see Bran - is it because Jon is a watcher too?). Bran also opens jon’s third eye so that he can see much and more; a way in which watching connects these two characters who also seem to share a magical destiny.

Bran later makes his way to the three-eyed crow and is now learning to see more through ravens, weirwoods, and even humans (e.g., Hodor - though this is not something he is being taught). And this is giving him the power to influence others all over Westeros. He reaches out to Theon, Arya, and maybe even Jon at Castle Black. Like Jon and Arya, Bran is not just a passive observer but is becoming quite the active and powerful player.

Sansa

It’s interesting how watching/seeing presents itself in Sansa’s arc because, on the surface, it seems as if she doesn’t see much. But that’s not really true. Sansa is actually very observant - the issue comes with how she interprets what she does see.

Unlike her siblings, Sansa doesn’t really start out as an outcast. Jon is a bastard, Arya a gender non-conforming girl, and Bran a cripple. But like her siblings, Sansa’s first chapter has her watching - first Arya and Mycah then later Joffrey. It’s interesting how Joffrey is a common factor in Arya’s and Sansa’s watching experiences (he appears in both their first and last chapters and his actions are important).

Sansa parallels Arya because she is present at Ned’s execution but where Arya can’t see it actually happen, Sansa does. Then Joffrey forces her to see her father’s people as their heads are paraded stop the walls. It’s after this that Sansa becomes an outcast of sorts in King’s Landing. Joffrey has shunned her and she is subjected to daily abuse (much like Arya in Harrenhal). Because of this, she takes on the role of an observer in the king’s court.

She watches Barristan Selmy’s dismissal, observes Cersei during the Blackwater, watches the event that unfold at purple wedding, watches the Tyrells as they establish power in King’s Landing, and much more. It’s during this period that she starts to make small but important steps as a player (e.g., saving Dontos after watching Joffrey abuse him). As Littlefinger’s bastard daughter, she now watches the inner workings of the Vale lords (and Littlefinger as well). It’s a parallel she shares with Arya since both sisters are being trained to observe others closely. They’re rather complementary arcs: Sansa is at court watching and seeing as the lords play their game of thrones and grab power and influence wantonly, whereas Arya gets to watch and see how this game of thrones negatively affects the small folk. Interesting enough, we get a brief inversion where Sansa gets to observe how the small folk are being impacted during the bread riots and Arya can briefly see how the lords play their game of thrones in Harrenhal.

A difference between Sansa and her siblings, however, is that she is yet to unlock her warging. One could argue that her ability to see in a magical sense had been cut off, but some readers speculate they she might learn to skinchange into birds or the old dog in the Eyrie.

However, like all her siblings, Sansa is now moving from a passive observer to an actor. Her sample TWOW chapter shows us that she is slowly moving into the political epicenter of the Vale. So another Stark kid shifts from being a pawn who can only watch in the sidelines to an active player in the game of thrones.

Other Miscellaneous Parallels

There’s a small link between watching and stewardship - stewardship in the sense of kingship. Jon is a Night’s Watchman and also the Lord Commander - and is linked to kingship often in the narrative. Bran is a greenseer and also the rightful Lord of Winterfell - plus, he’s Robb’s royal heir. These two brothers are also the two central characters in the fight against the Others, and each takes on a role that involves watching and seeing as their main power against the coming winter. For Jon and Bran, their ability to see the physical and metaphysical seems to be connected to whatever magical destiny they have as kings and stewards of the realm and it’s people.

A small but interesting parallel Jon and Sansa have is that they see contempt in Joffrey in their first POV chapters. Jon notices the contempt Joffrey has towards Winterfell’s grey walls as he watched the royal procession, while Sansa notices the contempt Joffrey has towards her at the Trident.

Another parallel that is shared among all the Stark kids is that they watch an execution done in the name of a Baratheon king. Gared’s execution, watched by Jon and Bran, is done in King Robert’s name and Ned’s later execution, as watched by Sansa and Arya, is done in King Joffrey’s. Jon also watched fake!Mance’s execution which is done in King Stannis’ name.

Jon, Bran, and Arya are paralleled in that they are watchers in the shadows or the darkness. Arya is hidden in the shadows as she observes Varys and Illyrio, Jon notes that he is a shadow among shadows watching others, and Bran states that he likes the darkness because it allows him to observe others while they can’t see him.

Lastly, I’ve realized that Jon is a common denominator in Bran’s and Arya’s watching experiences. In Bran’s first chapter, Jon instructs him not to look away; and Bran heeds his advice and watches closely. Because Jon emboldened him to watch, Bran gets to learn the important lesson that a man can be both brave and afraid. Then in Arya’s first chapter, Jon instructs her to look at what is happening down in the yard. And this also emboldens her to see Joffrey for what he is; and she is also able to make important observations on the social divisions that she and Jon are victimized by.

All in all, it’s obvious that the Stark kids had to be observers as part of their training. A time for wolves is coming, and these watchers from the sidelines are poised to become major players.

[raven-at-the-writing-desk]

In the earlier parts of chapter six, there was a dialogue choice from Yuu that made me think of something. When Lilia was telling everyone about the Watchman of the Underworld and the history of mages, he says, "There is no shortage of historical narratives that have been twisted to suit someone's agenda." Which follows with the option for Yuu to say, "Twisting historical narratives, huh..." Sorry, I think I need to split this into two parts.

The remarks made by Lilia (and Yuu’s subsequent reaction) in 6-18 are basically the same in Japanese.

At this point in the story, Yuu is starting to realize and put the pieces together that their dreams are prophetic, yet different and more evil versions of the tales of the Great Seven. If you’ll recall, alllll the way back in the start of episode 5, Yuu wakes up from a dream and runs to the Main Street statues to compare the Beautiful Queen to the woman in their dreams. They then realize they have seen all of the Great Seven before in the same fashion before similar events play out in real life. It is for this reason that Yuu is compelled to follow Vil when he attempts to isolate Neige and poison him.

The episode 6 remark doesn’t come out of nowhere; it’s likely a follow-up to episode 5 where Yuu is slowly starting to suspect and “awaken” to the truth of the history they see versus the history Twisted Wonderland recalls. It’s probably going to be addressed in 7 as well (maybe even fully explained why this discrepancy exists).

[hush-house-yard-sale]

My dear Librarian--

Do you have any idea how difficult it is to copy out a book while you have a Raw Prophet attempting to make congress with your kneecaps? Even if I restrain myself and only copy the most relevant paragraphs, it's a thankless task.

You shall have your book returned to you, but I implore you- call off your watch dog.

Sincerely,

The Thief Borrower Of The History Of Inks

Good Sir,

A watch dog that fails to alert of intruders and instead eats the books is an ineffective watchdog indeed. I have also noticed that its... presence... has not induced you to return your stolen property with any degree of alacrity. Do try not to insult me — the fine-takers employed by the libraries of the Watchman's Tree are much more competent than a stray Raw Prophet.

Since you still seem to be struggling with your houseguest, I recommend picking up a copy of Exorcisms for Girls, by Thirza Blake, at any reputable occult bookstore. While you're at it, consider taking responsibility for your own misfortunes.

Best of luck,

The Yard Sale Librarian

[redladydeath]

how i order my personal evillious playlist

Worldplay

Watching Us

The Frog’s And My Love Romance

Barisol’s Child is an Only Child

Bloodstained Switch

Prophet Merry-Go-Round

Queen of the Glass

Project Ma

Escape of Salmhofer the Witch

Moonlit Bear

Ma Survival

The Whereabouts of the Miracle

Recollective Music Box

The Song I Heard Somewhere

Tale of Abandonment on a Moonlit Night

Chrono Story

The Lunacy of Duke Venomania

The Portrait Glassred Drew

The Flower of the Plateau

Evil Food Eater Conchita

Drug of Gold

Red Shoe Parade

Neomaria of the Inverted Gravestone

Swear an Oath on that Bridge

That King was Born from Mud

A Hero’s Armor is Always Crimson

Twiright Prank

The Daughter of Evil

The Servant of Evil

Regret Message

The Daughter of White

Tree Maiden ~Millennium Wiegenlied~

Blink

Handbeat Clocktower

The Journey of Two Mages ~Great Wall and Watchman~

The Letter She Kept Waiting For

Clockwork Lullaby

Gift from the Princess who Brought Sleep

Fifth Pierrot

Wendy

The Tailor of Enbizaka

The Weathered Head at Onigashima

The Flames of the Yellow Phosphorus

Full Moon Laboratory

And Then the Girl Went Man -Ending Tale on a Moonlit Night-

The Last Revolver

The Contradictory Grim the End

Miniature Garden Girl

Judgement of Corruption

The Muzzle of Nemesis

Heartbeat Clocktower

Lu Li La, Lu Li La, The Resounding Song

Evils Forrest

The Master of the Graveyard

Ending Boy Hansel

Genesis Girl Gretel

Evils Court

The Master of the Court

Capriccio Farce

The Master of the Hellish Yard

Seven Crimes and Punishments

The Master of the Heavenly Yard

Re_birthday

The Song of the Third Period

At the End of a Millennium Vow

Waltz of the Departed

Outlaw & Marionette

Banica Concerto!!

GrEAT Joruney

The Blind Girl and the Angel

The Song of the Cowardly Black Bird

White Brick and Black Mourning Dress

Atelier Horloge

The Twin Rabbits Cometh and Play Their Flute

Sister Clarith’s Curious Night

The Messengers of the Infinity Mirrors

The Steel Lady, Rilia-Renée

Fictional Masquerade

Torture Tower Doesn’t Sleep

The Karma of Evil Will Not End

Madam Merry-Go-Round

Screws, Gears, and Pride

Desert Bluebird

Unlock Blackbox

Ten Minutes Love

To You of Few Words

South North Story

*You Only Have to Double Jump and Halfblood are not included because they were made for other properties and appear to be entirely disconnected from Evillious. Fictional Masquerade would also be excluded if it weren't referenced by Rilia-Renée.

[mybeautifulchristianjourney]

Hosea Announces Israel's Punishment

Do not rejoice, O Israel, with exultation like the nations, for you have played the harlot against your God; you have made love for hire on every threshing floor. The threshing floor and winepress will not feed them, and the new wine will fail them. They will not remain in the land of the LORD; Ephraim will return to Egypt and eat unclean food in Assyria.

They will not pour out wine offerings to the LORD, and their sacrifices will not please Him, but will be to them like the bread of mourners; all who eat will be defiled. For their bread will be for themselves; it will not enter the house of the LORD. What will you do on the appointed day, on the day of the LORD’s feast? For even if they flee destruction, Egypt will gather them and Memphis will bury them. Their precious silver will be taken over by thistles, and thorns will overrun their tents.

The days of punishment have come; the days of retribution have arrived— let Israel know it. The prophet is called a fool, and the inspired man insane, because of the greatness of your iniquity and hostility. The prophet is Ephraim’s watchman, along with my God, yet the snare of the fowler lies on all his paths. Hostility is in the house of his God! They have deeply corrupted themselves as in the days of Gibeah; He will remember their guilt; He will punish their sins.

I found Israel like grapes in the wilderness. I saw your fathers as the firstfruits of the fig tree in its first season. But they went to Baal-peor, and consecrated themselves to Shame; so they became as detestable as the thing they loved. Ephraim’s glory will fly away like a bird, with no birth, no pregnancy, and no conception. Even if they raise their children, I will bereave them of each one. Yes, woe be to them when I turn away from them! I have seen Ephraim, like Tyre, planted in a meadow. But Ephraim will bring out his children for slaughter. Give them, O LORD— what will You give? Give them wombs that miscarry and breasts that dry up!

All their evil appears at Gilgal, for there I hated them. I will drive them from My house for the wickedness of their deeds. I will no longer love them; all their leaders are rebellious. Ephraim is struck down; their root is withered; they cannot bear fruit. Even if they bear children, I will slay the darlings of their wombs. My God will reject them because they have not obeyed Him; and they shall be wanderers among the nations. — Hosea 9 | The Reader’s Bible (BRB) The Reader’s Bible © 2020 by Bible Hub and Berean.Bible. All rights Reserved. Cross References: Genesis 50:10; Exodus 23:26; Exodus 29:40; Leviticus 25:23; Numbers 25:1; Numbers 25:3; Deuteronomy 31:17; Judges 19:12; Judges 19:16; Job 18:16; Psalm 73:27; Psalm 124:7; Ecclesiastes 9:12; Isaiah 1:23; Isaiah 5:6; Isaiah 7:23; Isaiah 10:3; Isaiah 17:3; Isaiah 22:12; Isaiah 34:8; Jeremiah 2:7; Jeremiah 5:31; Jeremiah 6:8; Jeremiah 6:20; Jeremiah 6:30; Jeremiah 7:15; Jeremiah 12:8; Ezekiel 24:21; Ezekiel 26:1; Hosea 2:9; Hosea 4:7; Hosea 4:10; Hosea 7:13; Luke 21:22

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Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them. For truly I tell you, until heaven and earth disappear, not the smallest letter, not the least stroke of a pen, will by any means disappear from the Law until everything is accomplished. Therefore anyone who sets aside one of the least of these commands and teaches others accordingly will be called least in the kingdom of heaven, but whoever practices and teaches these commands will be called great in the kingdom of heaven. For I tell you that unless your righteousness surpasses that of the Pharisees and the teachers of the law, you will certainly not enter the kingdom of heaven (Matthew 5:17-20). From: Steven P. Miller, @ParkermillerQ, gatekeeperwatchman.org TM Founder and Administrator of Gatekeeper-Watchman International Group Tuesday, September 10, 2024, Jacksonville, Florida., Duval County, USA

[hiswordsarekisses]

“When you refuse to obey the biblical standards for how you determine who a true prophet is and who a false prophet is, and you keep operating in this false idea that somebody could give a false prophecy and still be a true prophet, what happens is you are creating a rush of people going to that person who will then become their next victims - because false prophets exploit people. That’s what they do. They’re in it for themselves, not for Christ. The stubborn refusal to abide by the biblical standards, and thus warn the body of Christ, you become guilty of creating and sending to them those who will be their next victims, and helping the false prophets and teachers exploit more people. That’s the dirty secret that has to be discussed, because I’m the one warning people and I’m getting shot down as the guy who is being the hyper critic. And if I’m hyper critical, how can I so easily find evidence that these guys are false prophets and teachers?

It’s the most loving thing to God that we can do, that we call someone to repentance, and warn them of the wrath of God that is headed their way if they continue in the path of leading people astray.”

(Notes From The Lovesick Scribe Podcast)

“Son of man, I have made you a watchman for the house of Israel. Whenever you hear a word from my mouth, you shall give them warning from me. If I say to the wicked, ‘You shall surely die,’ and you give him no warning, nor speak to warn the wicked from his wicked way, in order to save his life, that wicked person shall die for his iniquity, but his blood I will require at your hand. But if you warn the wicked, and he does not turn from his wickedness, or from his wicked way, he shall die for his iniquity, but you will have delivered your soul. Again, if a righteous person turns from his righteousness and commits injustice, and I lay a stumbling block before him, he shall die. Because you have not warned him, he shall die for his sin, and his righteous deeds that he has done shall not be remembered, but his blood I will require at your hand. But if you warn the righteous person not to sin, and he does not sin, he shall surely live, because he took warning, and you will have delivered your soul.”” Ezekiel‬ ‭3‬:‭17‬-‭21‬