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God's Truth Marching On
00:03:48
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| How do I build this studio? | |
| I have vision for it. | |
| Where do I get all this money from? | |
| You know, I've done this my whole life. | |
| I should answer that myself. | |
| Will you answer that, please, Jim Baker? | |
| But I'm old, and so I'm trying to go to wisdom. | |
| So I need some wisdom from the prophets. | |
| Cindy, didn't you just prophesy? | |
| Economic structure revelation. | |
| Well, the camels are coming. | |
| When I look at that camel, I think that in Isaiah 60, that was the greatest wealth of the day. | |
| Well, the point is, God gave you this vision, so he has set aside somewhere that caravan that needs to come and the camels need to come. | |
| He has set aside it. | |
| He has earmarked it for the Hall of the Prophets. | |
| You know, you asked why? | |
| Why this network and why the Hall of the Prophets? | |
| Well, I got three words prophetically. | |
| Control the narrative. | |
| Wow. | |
| Say that again. | |
| Control the narrative. | |
| I believe. | |
| Right now, it is all about controlling the narrative. | |
| It doesn't matter if it's true or not. | |
| That's right. | |
| And the natural. | |
| I mean, Hitler had something and did something and he lied big. | |
| And sociologists call it the big lie theory. | |
| In other words, if you say something often enough and it's big enough or audacious enough, then it can't be a lie. | |
| Wow. | |
| And so when this happens, we are going to be controlling the narrative. | |
| You understand the difference? | |
| The truth will go out. | |
| And truth overcomes lies, overcomes error. | |
| The spirit of truth is greater than the spirit of error. | |
| And so just I want you to meditate on that, Jim, and those listening, okay? | |
| I want you to meditate on this because his truth is marching on. | |
| I mean, his truth is marching on. | |
| And so, you know, the Bethlehem the Republic, sorry, I hit my mic, but the Bethlehem the Republic was written when the North was losing. | |
| I think it was Julia Ward Howe wrote it. | |
| And the thing is, when the troops began to sing that, his truth is marching on. | |
| Glory, glory, hallelujah. | |
| They marched to that. | |
| We won. | |
| And slavery was overturned. | |
| So the worship that will come out will do that. | |
| I mean, God is going to give new songs to the psalmists. | |
| They're going to come and they're going to sing the new songs. | |
| And when they're going to say, I just feel the Holy Spirit on this. | |
| I mean, day and night, night and day, you know, there's going to be that worship. | |
| And I want to say, why not? | |
| There's nothing like it on the face of the earth. | |
| Why not? | |
| You have always been a prophet. | |
| And so I'm telling you, there could be no greater legacy, no greater legacy for you to do this. | |
| And so God's serious about it. | |
| Why would he show you all this when, you know, the world thought you were dying? | |
| And you've had all this legal battles, which you won. | |
| I mean, every time you won. | |
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Economic Resilience
00:04:35
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| And so, you know, and so I'm telling you by the Spirit, all this fight, you know, where they want to shut down the credit cards and all this kind of thing. | |
| Listen, listen, I want to speak to you in the body of Christ. | |
| We've got to rally behind this. | |
| If we have to use checks, cash, different bank-to-bank transfers, different economic systems, that will be give more glory to God than using the word system. | |
| So, you know, we don't dare let them break us down. | |
| No, that's the thing. | |
| That's the thing. | |
| And, you know, it's kind of like this has become in the past, it always has been, but this has become a sign and a symbol. | |
| Okay. | |
| Now, the end times, it says that we want, you know, they don't want us to buy and sell. | |
| And we've all preached God's economy is not the world's economy. | |
| Okay, so at some point, God is going to say somebody's going to do that. | |
| So, you know, whatever God has given you to do, whatever God has given you to do. | |
| I mean, you know, I've prophesied some things that, you know, a couple years ago, like hyperinflation, a word, the Trump bubble, you know, or things like that. | |
| But, you know, it doesn't matter. | |
| I mean, in Argentina, the inflation rate was 1,000% per year. | |
| 3,000. | |
| I'm sorry, 3,000% per year. | |
| And we prayed and did a strategy, and it turned around. | |
| But you know what? | |
| They built their greatest churches during this time. | |
| Amazing. | |
| By Cat for Cash. | |
| Okay, how? | |
| How could they do that? | |
| I mean, there is a guy, Jorge Ledesma. | |
| I mean, Pastor, maybe you're watching, in Resistencia, where we worked on a transformation project with Ed Savoso. | |
| And he was a little 25-year-old moped, wrote a pink moped when he was in Resistencia and we met him. | |
| Now he just built an 18,000-seat auditorium for cash. | |
| In the time where they were, you know, going through such poverty in a little city that was full of poverty and fills it. | |
| How? | |
| Praise God. | |
| I mean, well, he didn't have chairs. | |
| He started a chair factory. | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| So he made his own chair. | |
| The thing is, listen, God is getting us out of the box. | |
| We hate it. | |
| We love our box. | |
| We love that box. | |
| But God is getting you out of the box. | |
| I hate to say it, us out of the box. | |
| I almost cringe when I prophesy this because, you know, we live it. | |
| You know, you can't prophesy something you don't live through. | |
| But God is going to do it. | |
| Tell you one more quick story. | |
| In hyperinflation in Argentina, Mike knows this. | |
| I don't know if you want to tell it about the guy on the bike or you want me to tell it. | |
| No, go ahead. | |
| Okay. | |
| There was a guy. | |
| You talked about the economist who prophesied or spoke after you prophesied. | |
| There was a guy. | |
| There was a guy who wanted to go to a conference, but he had no money. | |
| And it was hyperinflation. | |
| You know what? | |
| It was so hyperinflation in Argentina that when you went to the grocery store, they checked the exchange rate before you checked out. | |
| I mean, like Claudio Frasen said he went back for a bag of sugar and it had gone up, I forgot how much, by the time he went back to get the bag of sugar and came back. | |
| Remember, they wouldn't put prices on the items. | |
| They did put prices because it changed so rapidly, you know. | |
| And so anyway, this guy got on his bicycle. | |
| He started riding towards the conference. | |
| He rode a little ways. | |
| Omar Cabrera told us this. | |
| Stopped and picked up money. | |
| He rode a little more. | |
| There was some money on the pavement. | |
| And by the time he got to the conference, he had everything he needed to get in. | |
| Now, that's the God we serve. | |
| That's right, man. | |
| And that is persistence. | |
| That is a picture of the persistence that you've got to have in this season. | |
| He didn't say, oh, I know that someone has left this amount of money on this corner, that someone's left money on this corner, and therefore I'm going to ride and pick it up. | |
| I mean, he did not know the end of the story when he left, other than he knew that provision would be there. | |
| So when we open the hall of faith, not if, when, when, okay, we're going to roll this back. | |
| That's right. | |
| And we're going to remember that God did it. | |
| Amen. | |