My name is Raphael E. Asanti and I'm a Sovereign Servant of the Lord God Almighty. I know some people think that's an outlandish statement of Authority, I view it as a responsibility. Angel means 'Messenger.' I do not relay these messages for personal enjoyment or ambition; I relay them out of absolute, fearful obedience combined with love, awe and respect for the One who sent me. The burden of the word is simply my duty.
There are seven angels written in the book of Revelation, each of us have our own church. A church in this regard is not a building or a specific locale, each of the churches are groups of people under an 'Angel' as their leader. My church is the church of Philadelphia. There are no members in my church - I'm a community of "Only Me'. The other angels of the other churches are also busy in the world these days with their own people. Think of them like factions - each has their own responsibilities, their own abilities, their own failings and their own agenda.
The other factions aren't happy with our eternal separation, but God Almighty enforces the Mizpah God Almighty decreed with a corpse hanging from a bridge on Mizpah Church Rd back in February 2023.
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For the average reader who might not know what a Mizpah is; a Mizpah is a Divine Restraining Order overseen by God Almighty Himself. It is not a polite request, a gentle suggestion or an 'emotional bond'. This particular Mizpah was decreed by God Almighty Himself with a dead corpse and every other 'angel' is expected to obey His Command. (Those that don't obey God's Commands aren't really His angels anyway.)
As for me: My agenda is simple. Stay True to my Lord and relay messages as necessary. My understanding is that this eBook is my final message.
I did not mention 'Armageddon' - the great battle for the Day of the Lord in this book but I'll make a mention of it here, because it relates to this. Armageddon is a spiritual war, not a physical ground conflict. Each of the other 'Angels' of Revelation have their own various factions fighting this war. It's a spiritual war - a war for spiritual domination so that the 'winner' can put forth their own perverted version of what they believe the Kingdom of God should be like. They make alliances, they break alliances, they strategize, they plot, they maneuver and they act.
My view is that they're only trying to take God Almighty's Day away from Him and by extension Jesus. They all want to sit in 'The Seat of Moses', which would be Jesus's seat if he were to return. Plus, I'm a pacifist. I refuse to participate in a war designed to usurp the Day of the Lord or claim a Seat that belongs solely to Jesus. My pacifism is not a lack of agency; it is an act of absolute surrender to the Sovereign King whom God Almighty made to be slightly higher than the angels. I do not fight in their wars because their battle is not mine.
Some of them know me as "Lazarus". Lazarus simply means "God has helped" (past tense) or "God is my help" (current tense). It means both. Jesus had a prophetic event regarding Lazarus that resulted in Lazarus being brought out of Bethany (Bethany means 'affliction') and sat reclining at the table next to Jesus at a dinner in honor of Jesus. This was a prophetic event symbolizing what would later come to be known as 'The Wedding Supper of the Lamb'. Reclining was symbolic of taking a day of rest vis a vis the final 1,000 year Sabbath.
The 'Alternate Ending' That Defined the UltimatumJesus told another story of Lazarus. This one involved a rich man dressed in purple with Lazarus dying as a beggar - having only received 'bad' things. Lazarus is taken to Paradise, a barrier is put in place so the rich man and his brothers cannot go and the rich man is left complaining about the excessive heat without water to wet his tongue. He begs for someone to warn his five brothers but was refused.
Spoiler alert: The 'rich man' is the angel of the church of Laodicea and his five brothers are the angels of the other five churches of Revelation.
If you don't believe in Moses and the Prophets, you will not believe if someone comes back from the dead.
— They don't believe in Moses and the Prophets.
This is how it all ends.