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(Created page with "In the town of Solhem, nestled in the shadow of a great mountain, lived a prophet named Elias. Known for his unwavering devotion to God and his deep understanding of Scripture, Elias spent his days in prayer, study, and ministering to the people. His words often pierced hearts, for they were not his own—they were the words of the Almighty. One crisp morning, while Elias stood by the market square speaking to passersby about the kingdom of God, a man approached him. Th...") |
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Elias trembled, not out of fear of man, but with the holy reverence of one entrusted with God’s message. Turning to David, he said, “The Lord has shown me your plight and has commanded me to speak. What I am about to say may unsettle you, but it is the truth.” | Elias trembled, not out of fear of man, but with the holy reverence of one entrusted with God’s message. Turning to David, he said, “The Lord has shown me your plight and has commanded me to speak. What I am about to say may unsettle you, but it is the truth.” | ||
Elias recounted the vision, describing the courtroom, the psychiatric property, and the prison. He explained that David’s confinement was | Elias recounted the vision, describing the courtroom, the psychiatric property, and the prison. He explained that David’s confinement was a bondage to powers and principalities. “All that will live godly in Christ Jesus shall suffer persecution. This vision is not just for you, but for others who are bound by similar chains.” | ||
David’s face paled, his hands trembling. “How could you know this?” he whispered. | David’s face paled, his hands trembling. “How could you know this?” he whispered. | ||
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“The Lord has revealed it,” Elias replied. “And He has commanded me to proclaim it. I must make this vision public.” | “The Lord has revealed it,” Elias replied. “And He has commanded me to proclaim it. I must make this vision public.” | ||
Elias took the message to the streets, to the churches, and to the assemblies of the town. He warned of | Elias took the message to the streets, to the churches, and to the assemblies of the town. He warned of imprisonment that plagued not just David, but countless others. His words carried the weight of eternity, and some understood that all that live godly in Christ Jesus shall suffer persecution. Others scoffed and dismissed him as a madman. But Elias was unmoved, for he had obeyed God’s command. | ||
With the vision made public, Elias felt a profound sense of rest. The burden he had carried was lifted, and he knew he had fulfilled his mission. The peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, enveloped him, even as the world around him grew darker. | With the vision made public, Elias felt a profound sense of rest. The burden he had carried was lifted, and he knew he had fulfilled his mission. The peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, enveloped him, even as the world around him grew darker. | ||