05/31/2026
5/23/26
Transfiguration…
Conquering
The Beast
FOUNDATIONS OF UNION
Key Verse: Revelation 12:10-11 (TPT) Then I heard a triumphant voice in heaven proclaiming: “Now salvation and power are set in place, and the kingdom reign of our God and the ruling authority of his Anointed One are established. For the accuser of our brother and sisters, who relentlessly accused them day and night before our God, has now been defeated—cast out once and for all! 11 They conquered him completely through the blood of the Lamb and the powerful word of his testimony. They triumphed because they did not love and cling to their own lives, even when faced with death.
This Week’s Goal: To understand the barriers to UNION that I have created and where they originate. To allow Holy Spirit to flesh out my blindness and darkness by showing me my Fathers Face.
The Development Of The Beast
REVELATION:
The unveiling of Jesus in humanity! The 7 letter to the 7 churches
3 visions of the same event, 7 Angels, 7 Events, Jesus the 8th Angelic Man…the Holy One
Jesus the lamb and the 7 Seals Revelation 5-8:1
Holy Spirit the Revealer and the 7 Trumpets, Revelation 8:2-11… Revelation 10:7 TPT “For in the day when the seventh angel is to sound his trumpet, the mystery of God will be fulfilled, just as he announced to his servants the prophets.”
Abba Father the Passion and the 7 Bowls, Revelation 15-17
The unveiling of humanity in Jesus, Revelation 12-14
BABYLON:
represents the ultimate anti-God system, characterized by pride, self-reliance, and spiritual confusion
Spiritually, it signifies humanity’s attempt to reach the heavens apart from God, resulting in division, arrogance, and the chaos of differing worldviews. It is the epitome of creating "false gods" (idolatry)—whether those gods are wealth, power, or human intellect.
Babylon symbolizes any earthly, secular system that elevates itself above God and oppresses the faithful. It represents the allure of material wealth, greed, and the pursuit of power
THE W***E OF BAYLON:
Roman Empire of the time) becomes the "Mother of Prostitutes and of the Abominations of the Earth". Here, Babylon is a spiritual entity representing the seductive, deceptive nature of worldly culture that lures humanity away from divine truth
SULPHUR or BRIMSTONE:
Greek word Theion…from Theios meaning divine in character or Godlike.
IN THE CONFLICT: Revelation 9:5
The bottomless pit, death, and hell…FEAR, DILLUSION
Out of the pit comes smoke…The locusts (grasshopper mindset) lies that devour
The great oppression/tribulation separating the wheat from the chaff
So What?
The spiritual meaning of Babylon is ultimately one of defeat. Its fall represents the destruction of all that is built on greed, oppression, and separation from the Divine. It stands as a contrast to the New Jerusalem—the spiritual kingdom of God that is built on truth, love, and unity with the Creator.
(Mirror note) The tree of the knowledge of good and evil represents a fallen identity; the thought that likeness with God could be earned through good intentions, rather than realizing the gift of life that already defines his image and likeness in us.
The I am not-tree-system would continually be reinforced by feelings of shame, guilt, inferiority and competing, which sadly brings with it every shade of hostility and frustration and the corruption that our history and societies have borne such horrid witness to.
The quest to prove my I-am-ness would now become my constant drive; instead of finding and celebrating me in fellowship with my Maker and my fellow human being, and also in my harmonious coexistence with paradise nature, I have to now strive for it in the fruit of my own efforts to become something I already am by design, perfect and esteemed. And so, we have exchanged Elohim’s perfect approval of us, based on their perfect knowledge of us, for our imperfect knowledge of ourselves and of one another, proved by the inevitable evidence in our disappointment with ourselves and with one another.
Killed and Destroyed or Convinced and Transfigured
Matthew 17:1-9 (TPT) Six days later Jesus took Peter and the two brothers, Jacob and John, and hiked up a high mountain to be alone. 2 Then Jesus’ appearance was dramatically altered. A radiant light as bright as the sun poured from his face. And his clothing became luminescent—dazzling like lightning. He was transfigured before their very eyes. 3 Then suddenly, Moses and Elijah appeared, and they spoke with Jesus.
4 Peter blurted out, “Lord, it’s so wonderful that we are all here together! If you want, I’ll construct three shrines, one for you, one for Moses, and one for Elijah.”
5 But while Peter was still speaking, a bright radiant cloud spread over them, enveloping them all. And God’s voice suddenly spoke from the cloud, saying, “This is my dearly loved Son, the constant focus of my delight. Listen to him!”
6 The three disciples were dazed and terrified by this phenomenon, and they fell facedown to the ground. 7But Jesus walked over and touched them, saying, “Get up and stop being afraid.” 8When they finally opened their eyes and looked around, they saw no one else there but Jesus.
9 As they all hiked down the mountain together, Jesus ordered them, “Don’t tell anyone of the divine appearance you just witnessed. Wait until the Son of Man is raised from the dead.”
So What?
The love of God, the Engineer of our being, demonstrated in the unveiling of our inclusion in the death, descent into hell, the resurrection and ascension of Jesus Christ, reveals that we are rescued from the lies that we have believed about ourselves, about our Maker and about one another. We are presented with a brand-new beginning. The old things have passed away. Behold, everything has become new. 2 Corinthians 5:14-21
It is clear to see that you were ransomed from the futile, fallen mindset which you inherited from your fathers, not by the currency of your own labor, represented by the fluctuating values of gold and silver, and the economy of your religious efforts; but you were redeemed with the priceless blood of Christ; he is the ultimate sacrifice; spotless and without blemish. He completes the prophetic picture. [In him God speaks the most radical scapegoat language of the law of judgment and brings final closure to a dead and redundant system. In Psalm 40:6, 7, it is clearly stated that God does not require sacrifices or offerings. Jesus is the Lamb of God. He collides victoriously with the futile sacrificial system whereby offerings are constantly made to the pseudo, moody, monster gods of our imagination. This is the scandal of the cross. God does not demand a sacrifice that would change the way he thinks about mankind; he provides the sacrifice of himself in Christ in order to forever eradicate sin-consciousness from our minds and radically change the way we think about our Maker, one another and ourselves. [Sin-consciousness is in essence a works-based consciousness.]
Now immediately engage your thoughts with the reality of co-seatedness in Christ highest dominion and discover the bliss of redeemed innocence and eternal oneness.
Rev 16: MIRROR Verse note (There is nothing in prophetic time, past, present or future that distract from God’s supreme purpose and ultimate conclusion of redemption – no trace of any definition of Satanas, sin-consciousness or accusation will ever interfere with the sweet bliss of eternal companionship to be celebrated in the romance of the ages.)
