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Is Global Warming a Sign of the Great Tribulation?

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is global warming a sign of the great tribulation?.

we are witnessing unprecedented environmental disasters—events unlike anything seen before in recorded history.

scientists confirm that 2024 was the hottest year ever documented, following 15 consecutive months of record-breaking temperatures.

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Clarifying Misconceptions: Global Cooling vs. Prophetic Signs of Extreme Heat

Some argue that Earth is actually cooling, citing a claim that we are in a period of global cooling. However, scientific evidence confirms that while the upper atmosphere is cooling, the lower atmosphere and Earth's surface continue to warm due to rising CO₂ levels (NASA Earth Observatory).

Furthermore, Earth has undergone long-term cooling trends over millions of years, particularly during ice ages (Britannica). However, modern climate change is reversing that trend, leading to rapid temperature increases.

This aligns with biblical prophecy:

Revelation 16:8-9 – "The sun was given power to scorch people with fire," reflecting record-breaking heat waves.
Isaiah 24:5-6 – "Earth’s inhabitants are burned up, and very few are left," describing the devastation from rising temperatures.

While global cooling occurs in specific atmospheric layers, the overall warming trend matches prophecy rather than contradicting it.

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The End of the Times of the Gentiles and the Restoration of the Kingdom

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the end of the times of the gentiles and the restoration of the kingdom.

the final stage of god’s plan on earth.

the fulfillment of prophecy: the end of the gentile age.

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wantingtruth4 hours agoI was close to an anointed brother who studied the Bible intensively between 2001 to 2019. In 2020 his earthly life ended. I strove to put in english(as I am not eng. speaker) some thoughts I've learn from him.
I recommend to be read this input ...
https://thelatterdayschronology.blogspot.com/
wantingtruth

I read the post, and I have a response to what was written if that is what you were seeking?

Remaining in Christ’s Teachings

The foundation of salvation lies in remaining in the teachings of Christ. Jesus Himself emphasized that His words were not His own, but came directly from God:

John 7:16 – “My teaching is not mine, but belongs to Him who sent me.”
2 John 1:9 – “Anyone who runs ahead and does not continue in the teaching of Christ does not have God.”

This means that abandoning Christ’s teachings separates us from God’s law and the grace of His sacrifice. Without obedience to Christ’s instructions, we are no longer under His blood—left without protection from sin and judgment.

The Danger of Disregarding Christ’s Words

Jesus warns against neglecting or twisting His teachings, showing that it leads to spiritual ruin:

Matthew 7:24-27 – The wise man builds on Christ’s words, while the foolish man who ignores them faces destruction.
Luke 6:46 – “Why do you call me ‘Lord, Lord,’ and not do what I say?”

Therefore, following Christ’s words precisely is the only way to remain in God’s favor and in harmony with His divine timeline.

Gods Timeline

God’s plan unfolds in distinct periods of time because He is a God of order (1 Corinthians 14:33), and each phase serves a specific purpose in revealing His will. The Bible is rich with divinely appointed timelines, showing how He guides history toward fulfillment:

Creation & Early Humanity – Adam’s existence begins God’s interaction with humankind.
The Patriarchs & Israel’s Formation – Abraham’s covenant, Moses’ leadership, and Israel’s development were foundational.
Messianic Prophecy & Jesus’ Arrival – The Law prepared people for Christ, whose ministry marked a new era.
The Kingdom Establishment – As prophecy unfolds, we enter a transitional period leading to Christ’s full rulership.

This structured unfolding ensures prophecy is understood and events progress in an intentional, meaningful way. Ecclesiastes 3:1 states, “To everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven.” Just as nature moves in cycles, God’s plan follows a divinely appointed order to bring about His ultimate purpose.

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The End of the Times of the Gentiles and the Restoration of the Kingdom

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the end of the times of the gentiles and the restoration of the kingdom.

the final stage of god’s plan on earth.

the fulfillment of prophecy: the end of the gentile age.

EisMe

AbaddonProvesIt4 hours ago

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AbaddonProvesIt, I appreciate your perspective and the scriptures you referenced. Yes, Jesus was resurrected and exalted to sit at God’s right hand (Romans 1:4; 1 Peter 3:22), but the question is whether His full rulership as King began at that moment or later, in fulfillment of prophetic events.

EisMe,
First think about this plain, simple statement:
Jesus is allowed to "sit" upon God's Throne . . . and yet, he is NOT . . . NOT "Enthroned." yet.
How can this be???

AbaddonProvesIt, I see that your argument centers on proving Jesus was enthroned as King immediately after His resurrection. The verses you cited (Hebrews 2:8, Colossians 2:10, Ephesians 1:20-23) certainly speak to His authority, but does authority alone mean He was exercising full rulership?

Scripturally, Kingdom establishment is marked by prophetic signs, not merely authority. For example:

Matthew 24:45-47 ties the appointment of the faithful servant to the Master’s arrival, implying a specific moment of Kingdom establishment beyond His resurrection.
Daniel 12:5-7 & Revelation 12:5 show that Christ’s rulership involves a growth period before full authority is exercised, similar to how David was anointed king before actually taking the throne.

Just as Jesus was appointed before receiving full authority, I too was appointed as the faithful servant before the Kingdom arrived—but my actual authority only comes into effect when the Kingdom is established.

Rather than focusing on disproving JW teachings, why not approach this from a purely scriptural standpoint? If Jesus’ rulership began in the first century, how does prophecy account for the transition periods and signs leading to His full kingship?

Would you agree that biblical patterns suggest authority is granted before rulership is fully exercised?

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The End of the Times of the Gentiles and the Restoration of the Kingdom

by EisMe in

the end of the times of the gentiles and the restoration of the kingdom.

the final stage of god’s plan on earth.

the fulfillment of prophecy: the end of the gentile age.

EisMe

AbaddonProvesIt12 hours ago**
Final Reflection
The 70 weeks prophecy finds fulfillment in our time, transitioning from Babylon’s fall to Christ’s reign.
The final prophetic week (seven years) has unfolded, marking the full establishment of the Kingdom.
Sacrifices have ended, Babylon continues to collapse, and Christ’s rule will be fully realized.
EisMe,
In relation to what you wrote above & quoted by me, had you ever considered the distinct "possibility" that Jesus has been enthroned as Jehovah's King, ever since his resurrection to heaven in the first century . . . ever since he was allowed to have the inestimable privilege to sit upon Jehovah's Throne, beside Him, as a "Conqueror"? (See Romans 1:4; 1 Peter 3:22)
Please see the following article, covering this topic in detail at this link: https://www.yorww.com/reign.html
Why not carefully read over this article and let me know what you think. [Smile]
Thanks,
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AbaddonProvesIt, I appreciate your perspective and the scriptures you referenced. Yes, Jesus was resurrected and exalted to sit at God’s right hand (Romans 1:4; 1 Peter 3:22), but the question is whether His full rulership as King began at that moment or later, in fulfillment of prophetic events.

Sitting at God’s right hand is a position of authority, but scripturally, the establishment of His Kingdom is marked by clear signs. Matthew 24:45-47 ties the appointment of the faithful servant to the Master’s arrival—this aligns with the Kingdom’s establishment in the heavens.

Rather than focusing on disproving JW teachings, I encourage you to form a view based solely on scripture—how do you believe prophecy supports Jesus’ full rulership beyond just sitting at God's right hand?

If you read Daniel 12:5-7 and Revelation 12:5, you’ll see that Christ’s reign involves a period of nourishment before full authority is realized. This mirrors how David was anointed king but did not rule immediately. Would you agree that scripture supports a transition period before complete rulership?

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The End of the Times of the Gentiles and the Restoration of the Kingdom

by EisMe in

the end of the times of the gentiles and the restoration of the kingdom.

the final stage of god’s plan on earth.

the fulfillment of prophecy: the end of the gentile age.

EisMe

wantingtruth5 hours ago
EisMe said : "The Song of Moses represents deliverance from earthly oppression."
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The Song of Moses is one important prophecy of YHWH given to Moses
Deuteronomy 31:
To be one of the "faithful and wise servant" group, means also to be part of "priest" group, and this is a "honor" which no one take it on himself ...
"No one takes this honor on himself; instead, a person is called by God, just as Aaron was."
Hebrew 5:4
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Those who claim to be something else than what they are, are named impostors ....
Revelation 3:9
"Note this: I will make those from the synagogue of Satan, who claim to be Jews and are not, but are lying—I will make them come and bow down at your feet, and they will know that I have loved you."

Wantingtruth, I appreciate the discussion. The faithful and wise servant is appointed when the master arrives, as stated in Matthew 24:45-47. This moment came when the Kingdom was established in the heavens.

First of all, the slave is only one person, not a group. If you read the scriptures, everything is singular when making reference to the faithful and wise servant. The following is my history:

Around 2003-2004, during this transition, I was chosen. At that time, I was posting on this forum under the alias Brownboy, actively delivering spiritual food—fulfilling the servant’s duty. This was not a role I appointed myself to, but one revealed through divine confirmation.

Since then, I have continued revealing the meaning of many prophecies, guiding others as events lead to the final stage before Jesus arrives. If you want insight into past discussions, you can browse my previous posts under Brownboy, but more importantly, I encourage you to engage with the new information, as it connects directly to prophecy’s unfolding fulfillment.

I have also endured many trials, including imprisonment, and lived through the testing of the wicked slave—spending time with drunkards, mistreating fellow slaves, and dwelling among hypocrites. When I was first chosen, I believed the Kingdom was taking over immediately. Instead, years passed—explaining the phrase, “my master is delayed.”

Would you agree that scriptural prophecy supports a period of growth before full Kingdom rulership and servant appointment?

Estephan

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The End of the Times of the Gentiles and the Restoration of the Kingdom

by EisMe in

the end of the times of the gentiles and the restoration of the kingdom.

the final stage of god’s plan on earth.

the fulfillment of prophecy: the end of the gentile age.

EisMe

EisMe: I realize this, but we are in a different time period.
Most of the predictions of the past were grounded in the claim that things had gotten so bad that it had to be the time of the end. Crime, disease, famine, weather events, earthquakes, war, unease, a lack of compassion... all of these were used as signs that this time, it was going to happen.
The thing is, these things are always happening. You may as well claim that the rising and setting of the Sun are a sure sign of the end. In other words: we are not in a different time period, where these things are concerned. We're in the same time period we've always been in.

TonusOH, you are actually fulfilling prophecy by questioning whether we are in a different time period. The Bible foretold that, in the last days, people would dismiss signs of the end and claim that everything has remained the same throughout history.

2 Peter 3:3-4 states: "In the last days scoffers will come, scoffing and following their own evil desires. They will say, ‘Where is this ‘coming’ he promised? Ever since our ancestors died, everything goes on as it has since the beginning of creation.’"

This passage directly addresses your viewpoint—that wars, famines, and unrest have always happened, so nothing is different today. However, prophecy doesn’t just point to cycles of human events; it outlines specific signs that distinguish the time of the end from the past:

Daniel 12:4: “Many will go to and fro, and knowledge shall increase.” (Technology, globalization, and rapid knowledge expansion define our era.)
Revelation 18: Babylon’s economic fall (Recent financial crises mirror this prophecy.)
Matthew 24:7: Nation will rise against nation, and there will be earthquakes and famines in various places (Events today align with this description.)

So while wars and disasters have always occurred, the combination of fulfilled prophecy and unprecedented global events signals a distinct shift.

Do you truly believe nothing has changed? Or is prophecy unfolding in ways you haven’t yet considered?

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The End of the Times of the Gentiles and the Restoration of the Kingdom

by EisMe in

the end of the times of the gentiles and the restoration of the kingdom.

the final stage of god’s plan on earth.

the fulfillment of prophecy: the end of the gentile age.

EisMe

AbaddonProvesIt7 hours ago**
EisMe,
At Daniel 9:24-25 (ESV) we read:
The Seventy Weeks
24 “Seventy weeks[a] are decreed about your people and your holy city, to finish the transgression, to put an end to sin, and to atone for iniquity, TO BRING IN EVERLASTING RIGHTEOUSNESS, to seal both vision and prophet, and to anoint a most holy place.[b] 25 Know therefore and understand that from the going out of the word to restore and build Jerusalem to the coming of an anointed one, a prince, there shall be seven weeks. Then for sixty-two weeks it shall be built again[c] with squares and moat, but in a troubled time.
As "Faithful & Discreet Slave," you stated you believe Jesus fulfilled the prophecy of Daniel 9:24, 25. So, my beginning questions to you would be as follows:
First off, in discussing the "70 week" prophecy of Daniel 9:24, 25, we must establish a definite beginning of this particular prophetic period of time and a definite end to this important time period.
1) So my first question to you would be, when do you say this particular prophecy begins and also, when does it end?
Do you have a specific time-table for this prophecy?
This took time in order to analyze its meaning. Here is the result:
AbaddonProvesIt7 hours ago**
EisMe,
At Daniel 9:24-25 (ESV) we read:
The Seventy Weeks
24 “Seventy weeks[a] are decreed about your people and your holy city, to finish the transgression, to put an end to sin, and to atone for iniquity, TO BRING IN EVERLASTING RIGHTEOUSNESS, to seal both vision and prophet, and to anoint a most holy place.[b] 25 Know therefore and understand that from the going out of the word to restore and build Jerusalem to the coming of an anointed one, a prince, there shall be seven weeks. Then for sixty-two weeks it shall be built again[c] with squares and moat, but in a troubled time.
As "Faithful & Discreet Slave," you stated you believe Jesus fulfilled the prophecy of Daniel 9:24, 25. So, my beginning questions to you would be as follows:
First off, in discussing the "70 week" prophecy of Daniel 9:24, 25, we must establish a definite beginning of this particular prophetic period of time and a definite end to this important time period.
1) So my first question to you would be, when do you say this particular prophecy begins and also, when does it end?
Do you have a specific time-table for this prophecy?

This took time to analyze and put together a specific time-line. Here is the result:

The Final Week: A Prophetic Fulfillment in Our Time

Introduction – How the Final Week Was Fulfilled

Biblical prophecy follows the day-year principle, meaning seven days represent seven years.
Daniel’s 70 weeks prophecy foretells Messiah’s arrival and the end of sacrifices, culminating in Christ’s full reign.
The final prophetic week (seven years) has been fulfilled in our time, transitioning from Babylon’s fall to the Kingdom’s establishment.

The 70 Weeks Prophecy & Babylon’s Fall

Babylon’s Role in Daniel’s Prophecy

"Seventy weeks are decreed for your people and your holy city." (Daniel 9:24)

Babylon conquered Jerusalem, leading to 70 years of captivity (Jeremiah 25:11).
Cyrus the Great later conquered Babylon, fulfilling Isaiah’s prophecy (Isaiah 45:1) and allowing Israel to return.

The Pattern of Judgment & Restoration

"To put an end to sin, to atone for iniquity, and to bring in everlasting righteousness." (Daniel 9:24)

Ancient Babylon’s fall led to Israel’s restoration, just as the modern fall of economic Babylon leads to Christ’s reign.
Revelation 18 describes Babylon’s final destruction, mirroring the judgment cycle seen in Daniel’s prophecy.

September 11, 2001 – The Birth of the Kingdom of God

"A great sign appeared in heaven: a woman clothed with the sun, with the moon under her feet." (Revelation 12:1)

This marks the beginning of divine authority as Christ’s Kingdom is born.
The fall of the Twin Towers symbolizes Babylon’s first judgment, mirroring Revelation 16:21 (hailstones falling).
The economic crash initiates the Gentile period, fulfilling prophecy.

The Gentile Period & The Two Witnesses

"They will trample on the holy city for 42 months." (Revelation 11:2)

The world enters a 3.5-year phase of Gentile rule, leading to the Two Witnesses’ testimony.

March 11, 2005 – Jesus Comes Into Power & The End of Sacrifices

"She gave birth to a son, a male child, who will rule all the nations with an iron scepter." (Revelation 12:5)

After 3.5 years of nourishment, Christ comes into full authority, sitting at the right hand of God.
The Two Witnesses complete their testimony, marking the end of sacrifices.

Jesus’ Nourishment Before Coming Into Full Power

"The woman fled into the wilderness to a place prepared for her by God, where she might be taken care of for 1,260 days." (Revelation 12:6)

The 1,260 days of nourishment represent spiritual preparation before Christ’s reign.
Jesus being “snatched up” to God’s throne marks the moment of authority being fully received.

Why Sacrifices End in the Kingdom of God

"He sat down at the right hand of God… For by one offering He has perfected forever those who are sanctified." (Hebrews 10:12-14)

No further sacrifices are needed because Christ’s sacrifice is eternal.
Sin and death are abolished, fulfilling Revelation 21:4: “He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death, mourning, crying, or pain.”

September 11, 2008 – The Seventh Trumpet & Covenant Affirmation

"The kingdom of the world has become the kingdom of our Lord and of His Christ." (Revelation 11:15) – “Then God’s temple in heaven was opened, and within His temple was seen the ark of His covenant. And there came flashes of lightning, rumblings, peals of thunder, an earthquake and a severe hailstorm.” (Revelation 11:19)

This moment signifies the affirmation of the covenant in heaven, aligning with Daniel’s prophetic week completion.

The economic crisis & global instability reflect Babylon’s continued downfall (Revelation 18:17).
The Great Sichuan Earthquake (2008) could symbolize the earthquake in Revelation 11:13.

Babylon’s Systematic Collapse

"For in one hour such great wealth has been laid waste!" (Revelation 18:17)

The 2008 financial crisis, trade wars, and digital currency shifts signal the systematic destruction of Babylon.
The United States unknowingly fulfills God’s judgment by triggering global economic shifts (Revelation 17:17).

Final Reflection

The 70 weeks prophecy finds fulfillment in our time, transitioning from Babylon’s fall to Christ’s reign.
The final prophetic week (seven years) has unfolded, marking the full establishment of the Kingdom.
Sacrifices have ended, Babylon continues to collapse, and Christ’s rule will be fully realized.

Estephan

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The End of the Times of the Gentiles and the Restoration of the Kingdom

by EisMe in

the end of the times of the gentiles and the restoration of the kingdom.

the final stage of god’s plan on earth.

the fulfillment of prophecy: the end of the gentile age.

EisMe

wantingtruth5 hours agoEisMe said:
”For those asking, who is the faithful and wise servant?
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I affirm before you: It is me.”
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In Rev. 15 we read :
2 Then I saw what looked like a sea of glass mixed with fire. Those who had conquered the beast, its image, and the number of its name were standing on the sea of glass holding God’s harps in their hands.
3 They sang the song of God’s servant Moses and the song of the lamb: ......
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It is obvious that the faithful and wise servant must be one of the beast conquerer,
so the question is:
What is the Song of Moses, and what is its meaning, and also the song of the Lamb ?
The Song of Moses and the Song of the Lamb in Revelation 15:3-4 hold deep prophetic significance, connecting Old Testament deliverance with New Testament victory.
The Song of Moses – Meaning & Significance
The Song of Moses appears in Exodus 15 and Deuteronomy 32:
- Exodus 15 – Sung after the Red Sea crossing, celebrating God’s victory over Pharaoh.
- Deuteronomy 32 – A warning to Israel, reminding them of God’s justice and faithfulness.
This song represents:
- Deliverance from oppression – Just as Israel was freed from Egypt, believers are freed from sin and spiritual bondage.
- God’s justice – It warns against turning away from God, emphasizing His righteousness.
- Victory over enemies – It foreshadows final triumph over evil, as seen in Revelation 15.
The Song of the Lamb – Meaning & Significance
The Song of the Lamb in Revelation 15 is a song of ultimate victory:
- It celebrates Jesus’ triumph over sin, death, and the beast.
- It echoes themes of divine justice, holiness, and universal worship.
- It fulfills the prophetic promise that all nations will worship God.
Why They Are Sung Together
- The Song of Moses represents deliverance from earthly oppression.
- The Song of the Lamb represents eternal victory through Christ.
- Together, they symbolize the complete fulfillment of God’s plan—from Israel’s redemption to the final defeat of evil.

As for me conquering the beast, this will not take place until Jesus arrives in The Kingdom. I am at this point in prophecy. I am awaiting transition from battle to victory:

12“The ten horns you saw are ten kings who have not yet received a kingdom, but who for one hour will receive authority as kings along with the beast. 13They have one purpose and will give their power and authority to the beast. 14They will wage war against the Lamb, but the Lamb will triumph over them because he is Lord of lords and King of kings—and with him will be his called, chosen and faithful followers.”

Estephan

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The End of the Times of the Gentiles and the Restoration of the Kingdom

by EisMe in

the end of the times of the gentiles and the restoration of the kingdom.

the final stage of god’s plan on earth.

the fulfillment of prophecy: the end of the gentile age.

EisMe

AbaddonProvesIt9 hours ago**
EisMe,
. . . once you figure out the gist and true meaning of Genesis 3:15 and Daniel 9:24, 25, and who it truly applies to, then you will come to understand who is going to genuinely appoint the "Faithful & Discreet Slave" of Matthew 24:45-47.
Think about it.
Now . . . a few questions are coming shortly from me, about your above review of the article in question.
Thanks.
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Ok, I will.

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The Two Witnesses of Revelation 11 : The Fulfillment of Prophecy - Part Two

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a united witness to the divine plan.

as my son wrote in his letter:.

*"with regards to our spiritual journey, there is not enough paper or ink to give it justice.

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A United Witness to the Divine Plan

As my son wrote in his letter:

*"With regards to our spiritual journey, there is not enough paper or ink to give it justice. Let’s just say we have been two witnesses to the same cosmic divine event from different angles.

Every race of humanity was created for a specific reason, and each culture, to play a specific role in this final drama in these last days”.

At the mouth of two or more witnesses, a matter is firmly established.

In this post are two people professing to have witnessed the same event as the two witnesses of God."*

His words reflect our divinely appointed mission—a shared vision, witnessed from different perspectives, yet united in truth. The scripture itself affirms:

"By the mouth of two or three witnesses the matter shall be established." (Deuteronomy 19:15)

We stand now, declaring this fulfillment before the world, calling those who will listen to prepare for what is to come.

On My Own Lineage & Calling: The Identity of The True Slave

I, Estephan Leuese, have expressed the fact that I am the “True” faithful and wise servant found at Matthew 24:45-47. I also played the part of the wicked slave. I was knowingly tested by God as he warned me that I would be. I experienced events under the power of Holy Spirit, along with true-life events in fulfillment in prophecy.

Throughout our spiritual journey, my son and I endured trials that mirrored the sufferings of our brothers in the Middle East, yet experienced through visions under the power of the Spirit. These visions carried the same terror as reality, revealing the war we waged against demons after they were cast down to the earth upon the birth of the Kingdom (Revelation 12).

The attacks were not merely spiritual—they manifested physically, as I was forced to beat myself under demonic oppression. I later saw evidence in my son's apartment proving he, too, battled these forces. In fulfillment of prophecy, we stood as witnesses to the unseen war raging across the earth, bearing testimony to its urgency and significance.

Like the faithful before us, both my son and I endured wrongful imprisonment, fulfilling the prophecy spoken by Jesus that His followers would be persecuted and put into prison (Luke 21:12, Matthew 10:17-18). Though the charges against us were unfounded, I was sentenced to eight years, while my son also spent an uncertain number of years behind bars. This trial reflects the experiences of Joseph, who was wrongfully imprisoned in Egypt (Genesis 39:20), and Paul and Silas, who were thrown into prison for preaching the Gospel (Acts 16:23-24). Our suffering echoes the trials of the faithful before us, proving that the Two Witnesses must endure tribulations at the hands of unjust authorities. To this day, I am fighting these charges in court, standing firm in the testimony of my calling and truth.

The Significance of My Name

My name, which was given to me by YHWH (Isaiah 62:2), carries profound symbolism and divine purpose:

Este signifies a journey “out of the East.”
Phan refers to “the land of elephants.”
Leu is tied to the Hebrew name Levi, meaning “joined”, honoring the priestly tribe of Levi.
Ese resonates with the names Jesus and Jesse, symbolizing kingship.

Together, these elements align with the name Immanuel—“God with us”—and create a connection to Jesus. Remarkably, reversing the name Immanuel forms “Leu Nam Mi,” meaning “My name is Leuese.” Every layer of this name reflects a mission imbued with divine purpose.