Jesus is not after Religion: A divine revelation on 17th Oct. 2026
In my dream, I went to a certain church in Lagos to seek counsel from the pastor. The man had not even begun counselling me when he started speaking against false prophets. I thought to myself that he must be genuine since he was against false prophets. He then told me to wait while he went to spend time with the Lord, explaining that there was something he needed to do before attending to me.
I saw him take out some objects that looked like letters of the alphabet from a secure cabinet built into the ground.
I decided to put my laptop aside and walk around the church. I saw the members, who all seemed committed to the church. None of them wore makeup or wigs. It appeared to be a “holiness church.” I observed how lovingly they interacted with one another. After a while, I returned to where I had left my laptop to wait for the pastor.
Suddenly, I felt an urge to look for the pastor because he was taking too long. I began walking towards the back of the church, and I was alarmed by what I saw.
The pastor and his leaders were standing together, performing certain rites. Their faces were painted with symbols, and the “third eye”—the Eye of Horus—was marked on their foreheads. I looked more closely and realised that they were engaging in ritualistic activities that had nothing to do with what I would expect to see in a Bible-believing church.
In my spirit, I sensed that the man was trying to gain more power so that he could cast a powerful spell on me.
I quickly ran back to collect my bag and laptop and hurried out of the place. I tried to move as quickly and quietly as possible so they would not see me.
As I made my way out, I kept asking myself, “Where are the true churches?”
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A brief interpretation:
1. The pastor speaking against false prophets: This may symbolise how some people use their opposition to false prophets to gain people's trust and appear genuine, even when their own intentions may be questionable. Speaking against falsehood does not automatically make someone a true servant of God.
2. The church members appearing holy: Their modest appearance, lack of makeup and wigs, commitment, and loving interactions may represent the outward signs of holiness that people often associate with a genuine church. However, outward appearance and good behaviour alone cannot establish the spiritual integrity of a church's leadership
3. The pastor retreating to perform certain activities before counseling: This may symbolise hidden practices, secret motives, or a contradiction between what a spiritual leader professes publicly and what happens behind closed doors.
Ultimately, the message is this: Do not be deceived by the appearance of holiness; seek genuine spiritual integrity, remain grounded in God's Word, and cultivate a personal relationship with the Lord.
- Apst Rebecca Edmund
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