God is the Judge. Everyone is on trial. The Paraclete was the lawyer and comforter requested by Jesus.
3875 paráklētos (from 3844 /pará, "from close-beside" and 2564 /kaléō, "make a call") – properly, a legal advocate who makes the right judgment-call because close enough to the situation. 3875 /paráklētos ("advocate, advisor-helper") is the regular term in NT times of an attorney (lawyer) – i.e. someone giving evidence that stands up in court.
Strong's Greek "Parakletos"
In the divine judicial order, God is the Judge, satan is the accuser, and the Paraclete is the judicially appointed Adviser who provides the accused with precise instruction from the Judge. Because God is Merciful, the Paraclete’s appointment also includes the role of comforter, offering stabilizing support and certain benefits while the accused works through the requirements of their case. He is not a defense lawyer, but a commissioned Adviser whose guidance and presence ensure fairness, clarity, and mercy throughout the process.
In the divine judicial structure, God is the Judge, humanity is the accused, satan is the accuser, and the Paraclete is the judicially appointed Adviser. Satan, as accuser, is a fallen angel not bound by ethical constraints, whose desire is to lead as many as possible into hell with him. To ensure perfect fairness and justice, God appoints the Paraclete to instruct the accused precisely in what the Judge requires. The Paraclete is not a defense lawyer, but a commissioned Adviser who speaks only what God gives, so that no one can claim ignorance when judgment is rendered.
Because God is Merciful, the Paraclete’s judicial appointment includes a role of comfort. While the accused works through the details of their case, the Paraclete provides stabilizing benefits, guidance, and reassurance. He is not a defense lawyer, but a divinely commissioned Adviser whose presence offers support during the process of compliance with the Judge’s requirements. This comfort is part of God’s fairness and justice, ensuring the accused is never left alone while fulfilling the instructions given by the Paraclete.
Jesus promised that the Comforter would come after His departure. He stated that the Father would send the Comforter in His name, and that, if the people followed the advice carefully - the Comforter would remain with the people forever. This was not presented as an optional or symbolic event; it was a formal declaration that a new Adviser would be appointed to guide the people after Jesus completed His own mission and its required terms.
Jesus also explained the rules associated with the Comforter’s arrival. He said that the Comforter would teach, remind, and guide, but that the people were required to listen carefully and obey. The Comforter carried the same authority that the Angel of the Presence carried in the desert, and Jesus made it clear that rebellion against the Comforter would not be forgiven. These rules established the legal framework for how the Comforter’s guidance was to be received.
Jesus further stated that the Comforter could not arrive until He Himself departed. His departure was the trigger condition for the Comforter’s appointment. Once Jesus left, the Comforter would be sent to continue the work of advising the people, ensuring that they had access to the guidance required to resolve their legal difficulties with the Judge.
These promises and rules formed the foundation for the Paraclete’s mission. The people were expected to follow the Comforter’s instructions, accept His guidance, and allow Him to straighten out their legal problems. Rejecting the Comforter meant rejecting the very help Jesus had arranged for them, and it placed them directly in conflict with the requirements set by the Judge.
Comforter / Paraclete Passages (Gospel of John):
John 14:16–17; John 14:26; John 15:26; John 16:7; John 16:13–15
Warnings About Speaking Against the Holy Spirit:
Matthew 12:31–32; Mark 3:28–30; Luke 12:10
Aside from the Holiness aspect, you can never be forgiven because the Comforter's Job was to advise you on what you must do in order to obtain forgiveness.
The mission of the Angel of the Presence was to lead the Israelites through the desert and provide God’s guidance so they could be straightened out with God and learn His Ways on the journey to the promised land. This forty-year period served as a dry run of the later mission, four thousand years after, when the Paraclete was appointed. The Paraclete continues the same category of work: a judicially appointed Adviser who provides God’s instruction and comfort while the accused work through the requirements set by the Judge.
The comfort given to the Israelites in the desert was practical and ongoing: their clothing never wore out, their tents and supplies remained intact, and their food and water were continually provided. This sustained support was part of the Angel’s appointed role, ensuring the people could complete their long journey without collapse. In the same way, the Paraclete provides stabilizing benefits for those under his guidance, reflecting God’s mercy during the process of being straightened out with Him.
The warnings attached to both missions were essentially the same. God told Moses not to rebel against the Angel of the Presence because he carried the Judge’s authority and would not forgive transgression. Jesus later delivered the same category of warning about the Holy Spirit, but expressed it in a more gentle and kindly manner. The underlying instruction remained identical: rejecting the appointed Adviser is rejecting the Judge Himself.
Enoch from the Old Testament functioned as an early Paraclete. Although little is recorded about his life beyond the statement that he “walked with God,” he left behind the Book of the Watchers, which documented the sins and corruption of the elite in his era. Because the law and formal rules had not yet been established, Enoch’s role did not involve issuing warnings. His mission was primarily to record the wrongdoing of the time as part of the early process of bringing the generation into alignment with God.
God’s pattern is to visit the sins of the fathers on the third and fourth generations, and Noah appeared three and a half generations after Enoch as the instrument of judgment. This establishes the early structure of how God sends an appointed messenger to provide documentation or guidance, followed by a later act of correction. Enoch’s mission was an early prototype of the later missions of the Angel of the Presence and, four thousand years after, the Paraclete.
Satan’s role has always been that of the accuser, but in this era he has taken a different approach. Instead of openly accusing the accused, he befriends them and assures them they are not in trouble at all. This is simply a variation of the same strategy he has used throughout history: misleading the accused so they do not recognize their condition or their need to be straightened out with God.
His deception goes further by telling the accused that they were meant to rule the world, repeating the same promise he used in the beginning. He flatters them, tells them they are exceptional, and claims he will help them achieve greatness. Anyone who attempts to advise them is portrayed as the “mean old God” trying to enslave them. This inversion of accusation into false friendship is designed to keep the accused unaware of their actual standing before the Judge.
Beneath all of this is satan’s personal mission: to take everyone to hell with him. His strategy of befriending, flattering, and reassuring the accused serves this single goal. By convincing them they are safe, powerful, and in no need of guidance, he prevents them from listening to the Adviser appointed by the Judge. This ensures they remain on the path that leads to the same destination he is bound for.
The promise that they were meant to rule the world is the same temptation satan used on Jesus during His forty days in the desert before beginning His own mission. Jesus resisted and succeeded. People today, however, sell their soul for trivial things in a matter of minutes, falling for the same lie that Jesus overcame. People did not learn from Jesus’s lesson, and satan’s strategy remains effective because the accused accept the flattery without recognizing the trap.
The Paraclete arrived with the mandate to establish himself in the land and then advise the people so they could be straightened out from the legal difficulties they had with God. His mission was to provide the Judge’s guidance, just as the Angel of the Presence had done in the desert, and to help the accused work through the requirements set before them.
Satan made certain this could not happen. Instead of allowing the Paraclete to carry out his mission, satan blocked him at every turn. He also recruited some of God’s other servants to his own team, using their reputation and renown as a shield to hide behind. By doing this, satan ensured that the Paraclete’s authority would be obscured, his presence minimized, and his mission delayed or disrupted.
Villifying the Paraclete and knocking him down made it easier for the people to believe satan’s lies. Once the Paraclete’s credibility was damaged, the accused were far more willing to accept satan’s flattery, promises, and reassurances. With the Adviser’s voice weakened, satan’s narrative became the dominant one, allowing him to keep the people unaware of their actual standing before the Judge.
The devil persuaded everyone that the Paraclete's mission was not to advise or inform, but rather - to appoint someone as Manager. The devil knew that any appointment would come with a cancelled wedding.
The people loved satan’s strategy. According to satan and his angels, they were awesome, destined for greatness, and meant to rule the world. They were promised success in trade, industry, politics, and entertainment, along with wealth, influence, and recognition. These promises made satan’s narrative extremely appealing, and the people embraced the idea that they were chosen for power and prominence.
It did not take long for them to escalate the tearing down of the Paraclete. Satan had accused the Paraclete of being the accuser rather than the adviser, and once the people accepted satan’s flattery, they were eager to believe anything that diminished the Paraclete’s authority. By attacking and discrediting the Paraclete, the people reinforced satan’s lies and ensured that the Adviser’s voice would be ignored.
As a result, the legal problems the people had with the Judge increased rather than lessened as time went on. By rejecting the Adviser and embracing satan’s promises, they moved further away from the requirements set before them. Their condition worsened because the very guidance meant to straighten them out was the guidance they chose to silence. The more they tore down the Paraclete, the deeper their legal difficulties became.
Judgment has now been moved forward, as shown in the concurrence described on the Rosh Hashanah + Coptic New Year page. The time allotted for the people to get straightened out has been removed. The window that once existed for correction, guidance, and adjustment has closed, and the process has shifted directly into the moment of reckoning.
Meanwhile, the people are gladly dancing around with satan and his angels, celebrating the promises they were given and unaware of the reality of their condition. Most do not realize that their verdicts are about to be unsealed. The deception they embraced has left them unprepared for the moment now at hand, and the consequences of rejecting the Adviser are about to be revealed.
The Paraclete has advance notification of the verdicts. His role as the judicially appointed Adviser includes awareness of what is sealed and what is about to be released. While the people remain unaware and distracted by satan’s promises, the Paraclete stands in the position of knowing what is coming and what the unsealing will reveal. This knowledge underscores the seriousness of the moment now approaching.
Because we are in this ten‑day waiting period, the Paraclete’s job is finished. All advice was refused, and the opportunity for the people to be straightened out has closed. The Paraclete now stands as a witness to the approaching unsealing, having completed the mission assigned to him even though the people chose not to receive it.
As a real-time, real-world litmus test God sent the Paraclete as an orphan. The reasons were simple. If the people actually wanted to get 'straightened out, they would not have afflicted the orphan. This simple maneuver also ensured that if and when satan persuaded the angels to side with him, God could apply full force and measure as the sole Judge, Jury and Executioner - bypassing any angelic forces.
This is not the first case the Paraclete has been appointed to, but it is absolutely the worst. Previous people's never ventured into the level of egregious wrongdoing and inhuman desires these people have. At this point, the Paraclete feels like a defense attorney appointed to help an incredibly decrepit and thoroughly rotten criminal accused of many crimes. He carried out his mandate and did his best to advise the cretin, offering the guidance required to resolve the legal difficulties with the Judge.
In return, the Paraclete was abused and mistreated in a myriad of ways, often quite brutally. Every attempt to provide instruction was rejected, twisted, attacked and defied. The accused took the stance that they would lie to, manipulate, coerce, extort and terrorize their Advocate - somehow believing that increasing their own level of ruthlessness and treachery would somehow get them reprieved of being guilty of ruthlessness and treachery.
Now the Paraclete waits. He is fully aware of what the verdicts are, and he is glad that the completely guilty-as-sin people are getting what they deserve. His mission in this case is finished, the advice was refused, and the sentences are about to be imposed.
They're so vile and decrepit, they'd probably spend the Holiest Day of the year - the day the judgments against them are finalized - violating the Mizpah, afflicting the orphan and making sure their sentences to hell are justified.
They crippled the Comforter so they could travel and be healed. They stole every comfort they could get their hands on while the Paraclete slept on a bed of rocks outside and ate garbage. They defied the Mizpah at every opportunity and thumbed their noses at both God and Jesus incessantly without remorse - arguing non-stop that they know better and are entitled to receive more blessings. They asserted that they were gods themselves - of the Egyptian, Greek, Norse and Hindu traditions. They sought the knowledge of creation itself. They lied, raped, murdered and stole and asserted that they were their own judges while demanding God Almighty forgive them and grant them eternal life.
Hypocrite hell is the worst hell there is. May God have no mercy on their souls.
God has granted me permission to die and leave. I'm quite ill physically. The beings here work to keep me breathing, but not living. I've requested that God Almighty, Who has full control over life and death, terminate my existence here and return my soul home back through the eye of the needle.