Title: Unveiled: The 12 Aramaic Keys to Identity, Glory & Apostolic Access
Speaker: Joel Rabe
Series: The Veil is Torn — Apostolic Transformation in the Mirror of Christ

What if the biggest thing standing between you and the presence of God… isn’t sin, but a veil?

In this deeply prophetic message, Joel Rabe takes you on a powerful, apostolic journey through 2 Corinthians 3 and Hebrews 10, exposing five primary spiritual veils that block believers from stepping into their true identity: shame, fear, false identity, religious performance, and the wound of the past.

You’ll learn how the mirror of God’s Word and Spirit is not a place of judgment—but of transformation. The more we gaze into it, the more clearly we reflect the image of Christ. But veils distort the reflection—and many believers live veiled, even after salvation.

Joel opens the realm of revelation through 12 powerful Aramaic word studies—terms like rūḥā (Spirit), tushbukhtā (glory), d’mūtā (image), and t’parṣā (veil)—revealing deep Hebraic roots that unlock how transformation truly works. Not through effort, but through yielding. Not through glancing, but through gazing.

He shares prophetic insight from a personal encounter with fear on a mountaintop—an encounter that became a metaphor: you cannot wear the mantle of your calling if you're still cloaked in fear. The veil isn’t always external—it’s often internal. And the good news? It’s already torn.

“By a new and living way, which He hath consecrated for us, through the veil, that is to say, His flesh…” (Hebrews 10:20)

Jesus didn’t just die for your sin—He died to remove your shame. His torn flesh is the torn veil. The way into the Holy of Holies is now open, not just for leaders or priests, but for you.

This teaching is a clarion call to burn the fig leaves of religion, reject counterfeit coverings, and live in spiritual nakedness before the Father—fully known, fully seen, and fully transformed.

You’ll walk away with tools for warfare, strategies for soul renewal, and a prophetic vocabulary for teaching others to live unveiled. Apostolic authority begins where the veils are removed.

🔥 TOPICS COVERED:

5 veils that block spiritual identity

Aramaic breakdown of 12 key identity terms

Mirror theology: how transformation works

Apostolic vs. religious discipleship

Personal testimony on fear and the mantle

Practical strategies for breaking shame and living unveiled

Spiritual nakedness as the birthplace of authority

How to reflect Christ from glory to glory

📖 Key Scriptures:
2 Corinthians 3:16–18 • Hebrews 10:20 • Genesis 3 • Isaiah 61:7 • Romans 8:29 • Colossians 1:15

🕊️ Featured Aramaic Words:
Rūḥā (Spirit) • Khurāyā (Freedom) • Tushbukhtā (Glory) • Eshṭanā (Transformed) • T’parṣā (Veil) • Bāhthā (Shame) • D’mūtā (Image) and more…

🎙️ This is more than a message—it’s a mirror, a mantle, and a moment of unveiling.

👉 Hit play, take notes, and prepare to walk into the Holy of Holies with unveiled face.

05-19-2025 Deep Dive - The Mirror

🎧 Title: The Dividing Line: Dominion, Deliverance & the Spirit's Alignment

🔥 In this episode, Joel brings apostolic clarity to a rising confusion in the body of Christ—what it truly means to “call your spirit forward.” With powerful testimonies of healing, supernatural alignment, and real-time prophetic activation, this gathering brings one critical truth to the forefront: dominion is not denial—it’s authority rightly aligned with the Word of God.

🛑 But a warning sounds. Joel exposes the error of trying to speak to or divine from your own spirit—a deception that crosses into witchcraft (Leviticus 20:6). True authority does not rise from within; it is given from above (Romans 8:16). He draws the doctrinal line using Hebrews 4:12: The Word divides the soul (nafshā – נַפְשָׁא) from the spirit (rūḥā – רוּחָא).

✅ It is biblically sound to call your spirit to rise—to take its rightful seat with Christ (Ephesians 2:6). But this must be done in submission, not self-governed autonomy. When we try to lead our own spirit or divine through it, we bypass the voice of the Holy Spirit—opening demonic access points.

🗝️ Aramaic Insights:

rūḥā (רוּחָא) – spirit, breath of God
nafshā (נַפְשָׁא) – soul, mind/will/emotions
ḥāv’rā (חָבְרָה) – stripes, wounds (Isaiah 53:5)
ʿāmar (עָמַר) – to speak or command (used with caution—only under divine authority)
This episode is a spiritual compass for the remnant—those who must discern divine alignment from counterfeit fire. You don’t need to control your spirit—you need to surrender to the Rūḥā of God. Let the Spirit lead, and everything else will follow.

#SoundDoctrine #Flamebearer #RemnantRise #ApostolicFire #SpiritAndTruth

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🎙️ EPISODE SUMMARY: "12 Biblical Themes from the Edge of Revival – Testimony, Obedience & Deliverance"

In this powerful session, we walk through 12 transformative themes that arose during a Spirit-led gathering focused on testimony, intercession, and healing. Drawing from real-time reflections and prayers, this episode serves as both prophetic encouragement and scriptural teaching. Each theme is supported by the Word of God, and enriched with Aramaic word studies to unlock deeper meaning.

🔥 1. Seeking the Kingdom First
"Seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness..." (Matthew 6:33).
In the call to seek, ask, and knock, we are invited into divine alignment. The Aramaic word for “seek” is bᵉaʿ (bə-ʿAH) – "to search out or pursue with intent." This pursuit shifts atmospheres and releases heavenly order.

📜 2. Testimony Defeats the Enemy
Revelation 12:11 reminds us that “they overcame by the blood of the Lamb and the word of their testimony.” As believers give God glory for personal victories, testimonies become warfare declarations. The Aramaic word for testimony is sahada (sah-HAH-dah) – “a witness, legal proof.”

🕊️ 3. The Power of Obedience
"Teach me to be obedient, Lord..." was prayed from the heart. 1 Samuel 15:22 affirms, “To obey is better than sacrifice.” Obedience in Aramaic is shama (SHAH-mah) – “to listen and carry out.”

🛡️ 4. Intercession by Permission, Not Assumption
True intercession is not declared but requested. Ezekiel 22:30 and Romans 8:26 back this call. The term “intercede” in Aramaic is paghaʿ (pah-GAH) – “to meet or intervene with urgency.”

💡 5. Glory Belongs to God, Not to Self
Isaiah 42:8 warns, “My glory I will not give to another.” Humility shields us from pride. The Aramaic for glory is tushbḥa (toosh-BAH) – “praise, honor, majesty.”

🦅 6. Prophetic Sight: Lord, Open Our Eyes
Referencing 2 Kings 6:17, where Elisha’s servant’s eyes were opened to see angel armies. The prayer was for spiritual sight to be restored. “Eyes” in Aramaic is ʿayna (EYE-nah) – “the eye, vision, source of understanding.”

🩹 7. Healing in the Name of Jesus
Multiple prayers were offered for healing, invoking scriptures like Isaiah 53:5 and Mark 16:18. The word for heal in Aramaic is asa (ah-SAH) – “to cure, to restore, to make whole.”

📖 8. Let the Word of God Be the Final Authority
Scriptures were urged over secondhand voices. 2 Timothy 3:16–17 reminds us of the inspired Word. Aramaic for Word is melta (MEL-tah) – “word, command, or message.”

🌾 9. Wheat and Tares – Let God Separate
Referencing Matthew 13:24–30, the teaching warned against prematurely judging others. “Separate” in Aramaic is parash (pah-RAHSH) – “to distinguish, divide, make clear.”

⚖️ 10. Righteous Judgment Belongs to God
John 7:24: “Judge righteous judgment.” The caution was to avoid condemning others prematurely. The Aramaic word dina (DEE-nah) – “judgment or justice.”

🌱 11. Patience in Transformation
As God works in hearts slowly, Galatians 6:9 reminds us not to grow weary. “Patience” in Aramaic is savra (SAHV-rah) – “hopeful endurance.”

🌊 12. Deliverance Comes in Grace and Timing
The number 5 was highlighted symbolically as grace. Titus 2:11–12 and Psalm 34:17 affirm the process of deliverance. The Aramaic word ḥesed (KHEH-sed) – “lovingkindness, covenant grace.”

💬 This episode is an invitation to surrender, see, and speak with heaven’s alignment. The Word of God—through the lens of ancient language, real-time testimony, and prophetic obedience—will challenge you to listen deeper and walk bolder.

🎧 Listen now, share the Word, and be transformed. #Flamebearer #TestimonyPower #PropheticIntercession #DeliveranceFire #AramaicInsights #SpiritualEyesOpen #HealingInHisName #ObedienceOverSacrifice #SeekFirst

Testimony, Obedience & Deliverence 06-9 2025 - Part 1 of 2

This full session stands as a deeply layered teaching on obedience, intimacy with God, spiritual responsibility, and humility. From marriage and fasting to intercession and healing, Joel leads the group through a Spirit-filled journey of revelation, surrender, and transformation. The central theme is crystal clear: all glory belongs to God—and when we live that way, miracles flow, hearts are healed, and the light within us breaks forth like the dawn.


06-09 12noon Lesson Call - PART 2

During this revelatory prayer watch, Joel leads a powerful hour of intercession, teaching, and activation, centering on spiritual discernment, fasting, and the authority of spoken words. Opening with gratitude for the 9–midnight watch, he reminds the group that even in the darkest hours, God always ends with light.

🛡️ Discernment in the Final Hours
Joel reads from Fire Prayers and lifts up the example of the underground church in China, contrasting it with the comfort-driven Western Church. He challenges the group to discern the true voice of the Holy Spirit apart from emotion or spectacle, urging a shift from performance-based religion to Spirit-led intimacy.

💬 The Power of the Tongue
Referencing Proverbs 18:21 and Romans 10:9, Joel recounts a personal word from Jesus about the weight of every spoken word. He leads the group in prophetic declarations, affirming identity and spiritual authority—“I am a child of God,” “I reign with Christ,” “I have been chosen for a purpose.”

🔥 Fasting and Training the Flesh
Joel shares how fasting brings the body into submission to the Spirit. Moments of resisting food—like pizza—become training grounds where the spirit leads, the soul agrees, and the body obeys. He explains the divine order of spirit → soul → body, and how obedience brings true satisfaction.

🧠 Imagery, Desire & Mental Discipline
Temptation often begins with vivid imagery. Joel teaches the group to shrink mental pictures of indulgence and exalt Christ in their minds. By doing so, believers retrain their thoughts to desire what is holy, not what is fleeting.

🕵️ People Sent by God—or Not
Not everyone in your life was sent by God. Joel urges discernment: “Lord, did You send this person?” Even well-meaning people can be used by the enemy to derail or distract. Spiritual clarity guards our assignments without falling into fear.

🙌 Final Encouragement & Commissioning
Joel ends with worship, prayer for dreams and spiritual guidance, and a preview of a midnight session with believers in Colombia. He calls everyone to remain faithful in the rhythm of 3, 6, 9, 12-hour prayer watches, and to trust the Lord fully—whether walking through darkness or standing in light.

The Watch of Spiritual Discernment, Alignment, and Authority (9PM–10PM Session. Increased Discernment 06-13 2025

Deliverence Focused Message



🔥 Flamebearer Recap of Spiritual Authority Pt. 1–2

In this Flamebearer installment on Spiritual Authority, we walked through the urgent need for believers to reclaim authority from the very beginning of each day. The central thesis was simple but prophetic: whoever gets the first breath of your morning gets dominion over your day. From this truth unfolds a strategic battle for consecrated attention, surrendered speech, and spiritual intimacy.

Part 1: The Battle for the Morning Gate

We opened with the warning from John 10:10 — the thief comes to ganav (Aramaic: gah-nahv), meaning "to steal in secret." The enemy isn’t only after your possessions; he’s kidnapping your firstfruit intimacy with God. As a prophetic act, we were invited to return to reshith (Aramaic: ray-sheet) — the top, the beginning, the sacred portion. Proverbs 3:9 commands us to honor the Lord with the firstfruits of all our increase, and that includes time.

The most strategic theft happens in the first five minutes of your day. If the first sound you hear is social media, news, or worry, then the altar of your heart has already been compromised. Psalm 119:18 calls us to cry, “Open thou mine eyes!” not only physically, but spiritually — to begin each day with vision aligned to heaven.

This realignment was demonstrated through practical acts:

Open your Bible visibly in your home

Speak a fruit of the Spirit aloud (Galatians 5:22–23)

Declare the Armor of God (Ephesians 6:10–18)

These acts are not rituals — they are atmospheric warfare. Speaking the Word transforms the space. Reema (Aramaic: ray-mah) is the word for a "spoken revelation" — it brings the presence of God into the now.

Part 2: Confession, Agreement, and Tongue Consecration

The second part of the session dove into the trifold anatomy of sin: transgression (pasha), sin (khata), and iniquity (awon). Psalm 32 became our mirror, revealing how hidden sin crushes vitality and joy. David’s transparency in Psalm 32:5 was our blueprint: "I acknowledged my sin... and You forgave the iniquity."

The Aramaic for confess is yada — to cast out, to release, to throw down. This gave rise to one of the strongest apostolic declarations: "Deliverance begins when the hidden becomes spoken."

Our words are spiritual contracts. Proverbs 18:21 says death and life are in the tongue’s power. The Aramaic word for tongue is l’shana (leh-sha-nah), meaning the full expression of one’s soul. Agreement (ya’ad — Hebrew) is not just acceptance; it is covenantal alignment. So every lie we’ve ever agreed with becomes a gate the enemy uses:

“I’ll always be alone” → gate of rejection

“God wasn’t there” → gate of abandonment

Confession is how we exit these gates. Romans 10:10 teaches that with the mouth confession is made unto porqan (Aramaic: poor-khan) — deliverance. This is why our mouths must be consecrated.

We closed with a Tongue Consecration Prayer:

Repenting for idle words

Renouncing hidden agreements with trauma

Declaring alignment with righteousness

Final Charge

The day’s authority is not reclaimed through striving but through surrender. Who holds your first breath? What does your tongue declare? This is where spiritual authority is built — not in grand exploits but in consistent consecration. Flamebearers are being called to sanctify the morning gate and open their mouths in alignment with heaven. The war starts before breakfast. The Word must precede the world.

Key Scriptures:

John 10:10 — stolen intimacy

Psalm 119:18 — spiritual sight

Proverbs 18:21 — power of the tongue

Psalm 32 — confession and healing

Romans 10:10 — salvation by declaration



Title: The Flame Before the Day: Reclaiming Firstfruit Authority and Tongue Consecration | 6pm Training 06-21-2025 2nd Timothy 3

This powerful and intimate spiritual conversation serves as a living invitation into the deeper life of God—a journey marked by obedience, spiritual perception, and preparation for heavenly realities. The speaker paints vivid pictures through prayer, personal encounter, and humble testimony. Each moment is anchored in a longing to see the smile of God, to know His voice intimately, and to be used as a vessel formed by the Master Potter.

The central image—the "high chair"—symbolizes God lifting His people above the noise of the world, giving them a heavenly seat of clarity, authority, and holiness. As described in Ephesians 2:6, this seat is not earned but gifted through grace. The conversation returns often to themes of silence, listening, and relinquishing control, echoing the biblical truth that the sheep know the Shepherd's voice (John 10:27).

Scripture is threaded throughout as the group prays and reflects. They speak of trees singing, grass praising, and angels applauding in heaven—a poetic but biblically sound image drawn from passages like Isaiah 55:12 and Revelation 5. Their collective desire is to enter heaven not empty-handed but surrounded by those they helped reach eternity.

The Aramaic words used reflect this sacred tone. "Qadisha"—meaning "holy, set apart"—captures the reverence with which the speaker views God's work. Whether it’s through visions of guardian angels, memories of creation’s worship, or spontaneous encounters with God's presence, the tone is expectant and deeply anchored in awe.

The speaker draws attention to spiritual triggers, obedience in the small things, and prophetic discernment. They remind the listener that deception is coming cloaked in light, and only those walking closely with God will be able to tell the true Light apart. This message parallels 2 Corinthians 11:14, where Satan appears as an angel of light.

The closing portions emphasize worship as the ultimate calling. They recount that Lucifer was created as an instrument of worship, underscoring God’s love for praise. The transcript culminates in a prophetic image of heaven, reminding us that what awaits is far greater than any earthly lottery—the true reward is intimacy with Christ.

The conversation ends in communal agreement, filled with laughter, prayer, and the simple declaration: “Prepare your oil.” It’s a call to readiness, drawn from the parable of the ten virgins in Matthew 25—a reminder to live trimmed, filled, and watchful. In all, this conversation invites the listener into deeper alignment with the Father’s voice, anchored in the Word, marked by worship, and clothed in spiritual awareness. Truly, it is a message for those with eyes to see and ears to hear.


Eyes to See, Ears to Hear: Seated, Set Apart, and Spirit-Led  |  06-26 2025

This prophetic message is a clarion call to the remnant—those awakened, watchful, and burning. It opens with urgency: Do you carry enough oil for what is coming? (Matthew 25:1–13). Drawing from Romans 13:11, the Spirit confronts passivity and slumber, summoning believers to rise into their mantle as spiritual watchmen. This isn’t a casual encouragement—it’s a commissioning into fire, truth, and purity.

The message exposes the danger of hidden iniquity—the inward twist of the heart (Psalm 51:5). More than external sin, iniquity causes spiritual dullness, cycles of bondage, and self-deception. True deliverance comes when we allow the fire of God to burn deep and reveal the root, not just the fruit.

You’ll be called into the role of a watchman (Ezekiel 33:6)—those who see and speak. It is not enough to discern; one must also declare. This message demands alignment, not silence. It then moves inward: cleansing the temple of the heart (1 Corinthians 3:16). God is not looking for polished vessels, but burning ones—those who tremble at His Word and steward His presence with holy fear.

A key moment comes when listeners are led to renounce word curses, false identities, and old labels. Proverbs 18:21 becomes a sword: life and death are in the power of the tongue. Through repentance and declaration, believers break soul ties to past traumas, abuses, and demonic assignments, receiving instead the name God wrote in their scroll of destiny (Psalm 139:16).

The teaching unpacks the concept of spiritual mantles (2 Kings 2:9)—assignments that come with fire, cost, and refinement. Only those willing to surrender their lives can carry the burden of heaven’s flame. The gates of the soul—eyes, ears, and mouth—are examined. Access to the demonic often begins through unguarded gates, and listeners are led into repentance and surrender over what they’ve seen, heard, or spoken (Psalm 141:3).

Finally, the Spirit of Elijah is invoked (Malachi 4:5). Boldness is poured out. The midnight cry is released. This is not a message for the spiritually indifferent—it’s for those called to guard the gates, carry oil, and burn until the Bridegroom comes.

🔥 Let the fire on your altar never go out (Leviticus 6:13).
🔥 Let the watchmen arise.
🔥 Let the scroll of your identity be opened.
🔥 Let the gates be secured.
🔥 Let the oil flow.

You were born for this hour. Watch. Burn. Guard. Declare.
Welcome to Fire on the Watch.

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1. Foothold (Entry Point / Legal Ground)
Definition: A foothold is a temporary place of access the enemy gains through sin, disobedience, trauma, or unhealed wounds. It’s usually the starting point of enemy influence, and it's often connected to legal rights in the spiritual realm.

Greek word (Ephesians 4:27): Topos (τόπος) — “place, region, opportunity, license to act”.  The verse: “Neither give place (topos) to the devil.” (Ephesians 4:27 KJV).  A foothold doesn’t mean someone is possessed or totally overcome—it means the enemy has been granted a small space to influence thought, behavior, emotion, or belief. It often begins as a whisper, a lie, or emotional trigger.

Examples of footholds:
Unforgiveness (Matthew 6:14–15)
Anger left unresolved (Ephesians 4:26–27)
Repeated fear or anxiety (2 Timothy 1:7)
Generational curses (Exodus 34:7)

2. Stronghold (Fortified Pattern / Mindset)
Definition: A stronghold is when a foothold becomes a reinforced fortress in the soul or mind. It’s no longer just a small entry point—it’s a pattern of belief that resists truth, often built from repeated agreement with lies or demonic influence.

Greek word (2 Corinthians 10:4): Ochuroma (ὀχύρωμα) — “a fortified military stronghold; a prison of lies”
The verse: “For the weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but mighty through God to the pulling down of strong holds.” (2 Corinthians 10:4 KJV)
A stronghold is not just a one-time sin or influence. It’s a false belief system, emotional prison, or mental pattern that governs behavior.

Examples of strongholds:
“I’ll never be good enough” → rooted in rejection
“God doesn’t really love me” → rooted in orphan spirit
“People always abandon me” → rooted in fear of abandonment
“I need to control everything” → rooted in trauma or mistrust

These often originate from footholds, but are fortified through:
Repetition
Trauma
Agreement
Culture
Family systems

Biblical strongholds can also be godly:
“The Lord is a stronghold in the day of trouble” (Nahum 1:7)

Dwelling (Residence / Demonic Habitation)
Definition: A dwelling is when the demonic presence has moved from influence to a place of habitation. It is often connected with continued unrepentant sin, idolatry, or spiritual invitations that have allowed a spirit to “live” or remain long-term.

This is no longer just an open door or fortress—it is a spiritual residence where demons feel comfortable, authorized, and undisturbed. Think of it as a squatters’ camp in the soul, body, or atmosphere.

Jesus uses this language: “When the unclean spirit is gone out of a man… he says, I will return to my house whence I came out.” (Matthew 12:43–45)

Notice the demon calls the person his house—his dwelling.
Indicators of a demonic dwelling:
Repetitive cycles that feel inescapable (e.g., self-harm, sexual perversion, compulsive lying)
Inherited generational demonic patterns that feel "normal"
Manifestations of torment, voices, paralysis, or compulsions
Demonic manifestations when the Spirit of God moves (Mark 1:23)

Spiritual Warfare :  06-27-2025 3PM Words for the People

This message moves between courtroom repentance (Psalm 51:4, Daniel 7:10), covenant blood covering (Genesis 4:10; Hebrews 12:24), and a prophetic building mandate. It includes angelic movement, prophetic barriers of protection, and the urgency to walk in the assignment heaven is building. There is also a call to restore intimacy with the Bridegroom and prepare with oil — highlighting both corporate and individual accountability.  We speak to the heartbeat of the gathering — not just warfare for the sake of victory, but warfare born from relational surrender. The oil, the lamp, the fasting, the fire — all flow from intimacy with the Holy Spirit. The group presses in for true submission, not performance. It’s not about spiritual activity, but about being known and being close. (Matthew 25:1–12, Matthew 7:21–23).  Blending Nehemiah’s blueprint of warfare-building (Nehemiah 4:17) with the superior covenant power of Christ’s blood (Hebrews 12:24). The central message of the final session: angels building unseen assignments, the release of heaven’s courts, and bold decrees spoken through the night watch. This is for the remnant rising with clean hands, building under covering, and aligned with divine timing.



The Builders and the Blood: Rising in the Watch with Angelic Power

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🔥 500-Word Summary: The Unity of Word, Thought, and Deed in the Courts of Heaven
In the Hebraic and Aramaic worldview, there is no separation between thought (machshavah – מַחְשָׁבָה), word (davar – דָּבָר), and deed (ma’aseh – מַעֲשֶׂה). These three form a sacred unity. Unlike the Western framework that compartmentalizes inner intention from spoken words or actions, the biblical model teaches that what is unspoken in fear or withheld in silence may still become legal evidence in the courts of heaven.

This understanding is foundational to spiritual warfare and intercession. In both Scripture and Jewish oral law, silence often equals agreement. As taught through shetika kehoda’ah damya (“silence is as agreement”), when a believer is silent in the face of lies, accusation, or covenantal invitations from the enemy, that silence can be used as legal consent. Examples span from Joshua’s silence in Zechariah 3 to Tamar’s voicelessness in 2 Samuel 13.

Jesus' own trial reveals the paradox of silence and testimony. Though He remained silent to fulfill prophecy (Isaiah 53:7), His eventual declaration “I am” (Matthew 26:64) sealed His legal judgment. Words carry power. According to Revelation 12:11, the saints overcome by the blood of the Lamb and the word of their testimony—a legal tool against accusation.

The Aramaic word melta (מֵלְתָּא) means both “word” and “thing,” underscoring that every spoken word becomes a spiritual object, an act with consequence. To speak is to create. This principle is reflected in Genesis 1, where God speaks the world into existence, and in John 1:1 (Peshitta): “In the beginning was the melta... and the melta was God.”

Silence out of fear—dakhilutha (דְּחִילוּתָא, “paralyzing fear”)—must be broken by repentance and legal confession (1 John 1:9), renunciation (2 Corinthians 4:2), and declaration (Job 22:28). When the believer testifies, prays, or intercedes, they operate in three dimensions of spiritual government:

Priestly Intercession (Hebrews 5:1)

Prophetic Declaration (Ezekiel 37:4)

Legal Witness (Revelation 12:11)

Words are not symbolic—they are weighty. Every thought, every withheld testimony, and every delayed decree writes into the courtroom record (Malachi 3:16). Therefore, the mature intercessor must speak, decree, and align. To be silent is to step back from dominion.

In response, the apostolic prayer activation calls believers to reclaim their voice, mantle (aderet – אַדֶּרֶת), and scroll (sefer – סֵפֶר). Like Isaiah, Elisha, Mary, and Peter, we are summoned to speak what heaven is saying and to act on the word received. Silence is no longer an option when the courtroom is in session.

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歌詞

My house in Budapest my, my hidden treasure chest
Golden grand piano my beautiful Castillo
You oh, you oh, I'd leave it all
My acres of a land that I've achieved
It may be hard for you to, stop and believe
But for you oh, you oh, I'd Leave it all
Oh, for you oh, you oh, I'd leave it all
Give me one good reason why I should never make a change
Baby if you hold me then all of this will go away
Give me one good reason why I should never make a change
Baby if you hold me then all of this will go away
You oh, you oh owe
You oh, you oh owe
So many artifacts, the list goes on
If you just say the words I I'll up and run
But to you oh, you oh, I'd leave it all
Oh, to you oh, you oh, I'd leave it all
Give me one good reason why I should never make a change
Baby if you hold me then all of this will go away
Give me one good reason why I should never make a change
Baby if you hold me then all of this will go away
You oh, you oh, I'd leave it all
You oh, you oh, I'd leave it all
Give me one good reason why I should never make a change
Baby if you hold me then all of this will go away
Give me one good reason why I should never make a change
Baby if you hold me then all of this will go away
You oh, you oh owe
You oh, you oh owe

This is the song that was playing when walked up to the doors of the church, but also the same song was playing when we were walking out.  This song was playing for a purpose.  What was the purpose?  

"Budapest" by George Ezra is not about the city itself, but rather a song about sacrificing material possessions for love. The lyrics list various things the singer owns, like a "golden grand piano" and "hidden treasure," but ultimately states he would give them all up for "you," a person he is devoted to.

Starting a fire is designed to wake up the sleeping Bride. Fire!" makes the Bride jump up out of bed!  Start a fire!

Become the Apostolic Fire in the sleeping Church, The Angels will carry the Fire!

Everything is biblically related to what was happening on the earth during the times of (20:56) the Bible. When Jesus came on the earth, all of his parables had to do with things that people (21:02) could understand for that time, but they're still (21:09) through today, and sometimes we have to look up the deeper understanding of the thing to (21:14) understand what he was saying. A great example is the yoke.

You know, a lot of people don't know (21:21) what a yoke is. They think egg yoke if they're thinking, but they've never heard of the yoke (21:27) for the oxen, where the ox were put in there, and the power of the ox, the more ox there were, (21:34) the oxen, the more power they could generate to pull heavy equipment, like a plow, right, (21:41) that a person would stand on it to make sure that it was pushing weight into the ground, (21:47) but also it was used, the oxen would pull through the ground, okay? Think about how much power that (21:54) required, and they figured out, hey, if we wrap something around their necks, it won't break their (22:01) bodies, and they can pull, their entire weight can go into that, they can pull into that, (22:08) and they're strong animals, right? So it's just moving forward versus putting it on (22:13) the rear of their bodies where it doesn't fit right, or it moves, or whatever, but their necks (22:18) are pretty constant, and so the enemy will put a yoke on people in sin, and the Lord allows it. (22:28) The Lord allows it because He wants people to see when they're stepping off the path, (22:33) and we can see if our hearts are in the right place.

When we are truly serving God, we are going to be persecuted by those (35:14) closest to us. And I mean, persecuted, like saying things about us, challenging our beliefs. (35:23) That's why we have the shield to absorb the fiery darts of the enemy.

That's our faith. Our shield (35:31) is our faith. And it gets stronger and stronger and stronger.
The shield gets larger and larger (35:37) and larger as we grow in our faith. And how do we defeat the enemy's fiery darts? By our testimony. (35:48) That's how we defeat the enemy.
Our testimony defeats the enemy. That's what it says. (35:54) That's part of it, right? Our testimony is sharing what God is doing in our lives with those.

(36:01) Listen, when you're talking to somebody who needs faith, who needs help, who feels like they're (36:07) alone, share your testimony. Here's what God has done in my life. If he can do this for me, (36:17) imagine what he'll do for you.

Your testimony defeats the enemy's attack. We were given the (36:28) power to speak in the image and likeness of God. He created a thing with knowledge, wisdom, (36:34) and understanding.

We have that same gift. We've been given this authority to create what's around (36:44) us through knowledge, wisdom, and understanding. But what we have to do is tell our soul to rest.
(36:50) We don't want to be trying to create our things around us while we're in bitterness, because we (36:55) will. We will speak a thing, and the next thing you know, things start happening. And all of a (37:03) sudden, these people don't like you, and you can't get through.
Well, you said something right to (37:06) their face that really upset them. But we have the power of forgiveness, and we can pray for that too. (37:19) As we fast, we crush our fleshly desire to act in the soul.

We crush that desire to be rebellious. (37:29) We crush that desire to have a quick retort when somebody's saying something that's hurting our (37:34) feelings. We start to look at people as if they were us, as if we have the eyes of God, and we (37:42) see this person that just needs help, that just needs prayer, that's angry about a thing.

Tuesday Morning Call - The Prayers and the Messages of the Cross

Morning Fire Prayers 10-10 2025

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The Entrance of 3i Atlas - The Great Deception, The Scales of Justice and the Fifth Seal.  This message covers these things Holy Spirt has shown me, but also discusses the anointing and deliverence.  Your Feed, Your Scroll, The message of the True Light and the False Light.  30 day money back guarantee that you will fall in love with the Panda.

The Serpent Bearer and the Great Deception | The Green Horse and the Anointing

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A good message and answering some questions about the basics of spiritual warfare after deliverence

Tests and Trials |  Next Steps - A message after Deliverence and Healing |

When we make a mix, we try to pick tracks that resonate with us and are personal, but also tell a story...Our Job is introduce to you great music and let you enjoy a great mix of those individual track blended artistically. "Move for Me, I Will Move for You - By DeadMau5... just connects.   Another Night Out, Another Dance Floor... " This "Live By Request" Mix is for those who love Kaskade, Armin, Tiesto, ATB, BT, Swedish House Mafia, Hoxton Whores, Dallas K, Freestylers and so many more.  I started listening to Tiesto and his Club Life Series.  I picked 4 songs on his "New York" release and remixed them the way I wanted to hear them.. so if you know that CD, you will enjoy that little Tiesto section here...
This was run 1.  Just me, some great records, Crown and 7 Up... Enjoy!

"Live By Request - Discover the Mix"  Kensei Airplay - In The Mix DJ Joel Rabe Of Lethal Rhythms

Here is another "crunk" track mix.  This one features more blends and music mixes then climbs into some upbeat remixes of Top 4o tracks before dropping down low... perfect for the late night dance floor!

Blazin The TurnTables - The Late Night Get Crunk Mix - DJ Joel Rabe Mix

Live mix by DJ Joel Rabe of Lethal Rhythms at the 2017 Modern Luxury America's Mart Block Party in Atlanta GA.

Late Night SERIOUS PARTY MIX Joel Rabe Official Mix Modern Lux Block Party 2017 - Lethal Rhythms DJs

Lethal Rhythms DJ Charles "HoneyCutts" in the Mix!

DJ Charles:  Dance Off Mix 2017 Atlanta DJ  "HoneyCutts" of Lethal Rhythms

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