Where are the prophets?
I often asked
myself why there is dearth of clear prophecy on the situation of our country in
a time like this. Jesus has told us in the scripture on what to expect in the
endtime, Matthew 24. Two questions I would like everyone reading this article
to answer are:
1. Are we in the endtime?
2. if yes, how do we triumph in a time
like this?
The answers to
the two questions are in the scripture, I only dare you to make a little
research to understand my position in this brief journey.
Let me quote
from 2 King 6:25-31.. This brought terrible famine, so bad that
food prices soared astronomically. Eight shekels for a donkey’s head! Five
shekels for a bowl of field greens! One day the king of Israel was walking along the city
wall, a woman cried out, help, your majesty. He answered if God won’t help you,
where on earth can I go for help? To the granary? To the dairy?
The king
continued, tell me your story, she said, this woman came to me and said give up
your son and we’ll have him for today’s supper; tomorrow we’ll eat my son. So
we cooked my son and ate him. The next day I told her, your turn – bring your
son so we can have him for supper,’ but she had hidden her son away.’
When the king
heard the woman’s story he ripped apart his robe. Since he was walking on the
wall, everyone saw that next to his skin he was wearing coarse burlap. And he
called out, ‘God do His worst to me and more – if Elisha son of Shaphat stll
has a head on his shoulders at this days end
(MESSAGE BIBLE)
The King states
here that it shouldn’t be this worst when we have the representative of God in
this nation. There were four problems in the lives of the Israelites, each
leading to another. They were besieged by their neighbour and it led to
scarcity, soon cannibalism and betrayal.
Follow me as we
critically look at Nigeria
situation, who are those that have besieged us?
The privileged
few. This led to scarcity, human trafficking, baby factory, cannibalism, ritual
killing, betrayal and counter betrayal.
Sad enough we don’t
have a concerned king who will challenge the prophet(s), because he has also
betrayed us one way or the order so this makes me think of the Elijah era.
Why frown at the
mention of the prophet from Tishbite?
Another famine which led to great deliverance.
My point is
this, Elijah pronounced the wrath of God on the Nation when they turned against
God, three and half years later he came back to execute the judgment of God on
the privilege few who had perverse the nation, 1 King 18.
Where are the
prophets?
They have joined
the bandwagon, 1 King 22:6 to
prophesy before the kings and declare the popular message. God did not call you
to say the common thing, see regular vision or partake daily on the kings
table.
Where are the
prophets?
We are no longer
watching but sleeping, Ezekiel 33:1-10.
Evil has befallen the nation. Oh I sob because the prophets have abandoned
their watch tower Habbakuk 2:1-3.
Where are the
Micaiahs, Elijahs, Elishas, Nathans who will confront the king, Oh where are
the Jeremiahs, Isaiahs, Amos’, who will say it the way it is.
We need the
prophets!, we need the prophets, come out from wherever you are, I dare you to
join me in this crusade. We can no longer tolerate the Syrians to continue this
invasion of our common wealth.
Before you start
criticizing me, I am one of you and I challenge you to come out from your
hiding palace. Enough of prophecy to raise fund, we need prophecy to raise
destinies. Our nation is dying. Good news are not so common in our media infact
they are becoming extinct.
We are called to
also liberate our nation of the shackles of wicked ruler (we don’t have leader
anymore in this nation).
Your knees are
so smooth meaning you no longer tarry in intercession, You have modern
electronics to adore your sitting room because you have dedicated more time to
watching news than changing news on the mountain.
Wake up,
prophets of God, Nigeria needs you.
We no longer
condemned high level of impunity, where is the fear of God (Ecclesiastes 8:11-13).
The host of hell
have closed your eyes from seeing solution but pollution. The drive for money
and luxuries has torn your prophetic garments (Ecclesiastes 5:7).
Hear what Psalm
74:4-9
Thine enemies
roar in the midst of thy congregations: they set up their ensign for signs. A man
was famous according as he had lifted up axes upon the thick trees. But now
they break down the carved work thereof at once with axes and hammers. They
have cast fire into thy sanctuary, they have defiled by casting down the
dwelling place of thy name to the ground. They said in their hearts, let us
destroy them together; they burned up all the synagogues of God in the land. We
see not our signs; there is no more any prophet; neither is there among us any
that knoweth how long.
So, I asked
again where are the prophets.
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