After Rachel Maddow’s expose tonight, I am emboldened to come out and say what I have been holding myself back from saying for some time. One would have to understand the longsuffering involved in coming to this decision. I’ve written down my intercessory story in Natural Mystic. In chapters 9 and 10, I discuss the tenacity and patience with which dreams (the language of the Eternal Spirit) must be pursued, precisely because dreams are not time bound, we are. It is often good to watch a trend for years, for decades, before one is prepared to pronounce upon it.
The wealth of deliberation gone in to the upcoming pronouncement may not register ten seconds of the attention of a single soul from the present culture. If that’s so, this only establish the haughtiness and hopelessness of the present age. Enough has been written that should have merited attention. If no one has been moved to investigate or evaluate, it establishes their own utter lack or worth and weight upon being investigated. They shall be moved entirely by what they have ignored.
Prophecy, as phenomenon, is infinitely more fascinating, and promising in terms of its potential to benefit mankind, than Artificial Intelligence. But this generation prefers to worship the works of their own hands than stand in awe at the revealed hand of God. So it has chosen its own destiny, but when it dawns upon them in terror, they will not recognize their choice. How can you understand what you have not sought to understand? And some kinds of understanding must be sought with much diligence. It might be late for that, for many.
Since the Prophecy 3 blogpost of the Prophecy series, I’ve made comment on prophetic phenomenon within the circles of the worldwide Charismatic movement within the Christian church. Before now, I have not identified Uebert Angel as the individual with the most proven gift of this generation. I do now because there is nothing left of worth in the entire movement. And even though this does not even register for folk more fascinated by AI than curious of human potential, it should, because I speak of the collapse of thrones and dominions, and the worlds they uphold. And though my words might fall as weightless and obscure as a single leaf falling in the forrest, when they hit, and hit they will within months, the impact will not leave much standing.
YeKengalé 