Trap House Psa 32-33

1. Unity (ONE) 
2. Union, division, witnessing
3. Resurrection,.. Signature of God
4. World, Creation, New birth
5. Grace of God
6. Weakness of man, Evils of Satan,Manifestation of sin
7. Completeness and perfection
8. New birth on beginning (Infininly)
9. Fruit of the spirit
10. Testimony law responsibility
11. Judgement disorder
12. Government perfection ( 12 disciples, etc)
13. Depravity, Rebellion
14. Deliverance, Salvation
15. Rest
16. Love
17. Victory
18. Bondage
19. Faith
20. Redemption
21. Sin, Sinfulness
22. Light
23. Death
24. Priesthood
25. Forgiveness of sins
26. Gospel of Christ
27. Preaching of the Gospel
28. Life, Eternal life (woman’s cycle)
29. Departure
30. Blood of Christ
31. Offspring
32. Covenant
33. Promise
34. Naming of a son
35. Hope
36. Enemy
37. Word of God
38. Slavery
39. Disease
40. Trails, Probation, Testings

42. Lord’s coming ( first & second )

45. Preservation

50. Holy Spirit

60. Pride

66. Idol worship

70. Restoration

100. God’s election of grace

119. The resurrection day, LORD’S day

120. Divine period of probation

144. Spirit guided life

153. Fruit bearing

200. Insufficiency

600. Warfare

888.First resurrection saints

 The feelings of those, who expressed in the words of God and man, “I should have”, ” I hope that I have cleansed my souls… I feel that, as far as it was, in my power, I have my hope, in the coming of Christ is as love, to my fellow men, and one thing I do know, has been manifested in… All human appearance, have been made of the blood of Christ, have been reconciled from losing it.- SoSo Bright

In the book entitled, When All That You’ve Wanted Isn’t Enough written by Harold Kushner,  I read that beauty is truth, truth beauty, that is all ye know on earth, and all ye need to know”.
(But beauty is not necessarily truth. A beautiful person may be vain, selfish, disloyal. A beautiful building may be the site of corruption  and dishonesty such as a tabernacle where its laymembers molest children and misappropriate donations for selfish reasons..

Harold Kusher

I would say beauty may deceiving because in all beauty, it carries the potential for corruption.

On behalf of the UJAL and myself we would like to thank Mr. Jerry for his sponsorship. With such gratitude we thank you for supporting this corporation and the VP. We pray that you will have us in your prayers so that our movement may take hold and continue to prosper . Many blessings !

On behalf of the UJAL I would like to thank Ms Cassandra for her support of the corporation. The VP appreciate your sponsorship for the movement to go a long way. By faith I hope that you will be praying and supporting us through every obstacle and task that we may need. Thank you and God Bless ! Peace and blessings ! 

Who Wrote the Bible: God or Man?
( THE BIBLE WAS WRITTEN WITH A SOLAR AND LUNAR CALENDAR. ALL PAST BIBLE EVENTS CAN BE CALCULATED TO EXACT OR NEAR EXACT TIME FRAMES.. THAT INCLUDES THE CREATION OF ADAM AND EVE, TO THE BIRTH OF JESUS CHRIST).

Answer: 40 authors wrote the Bible over a period of 1,500 years. These Bible writers wrote as they were inspired by the Holy Spirit (see 2 Timothy 3:16-17). [1]Moses was the first person to write portions of Scripture while John, the disciple of Jesus, was the last. Other famous people who wrote the Bible include: David, Daniel, Peter, Paul, Jonah, Isaiah, Solomon and David.
View Alphabetical List of:
Old Testament Writers | New Testament Writers

Diversity of Bible Writers
Those who wrote the Bible lived at different times, some separated by hundreds of years. In many cases they were complete strangers to one another. Some Bible writers were businessmen or traders; others were shepherds, fishermen, soldiers, physicians, preachers, kings—human beings from all walks of life. They served under different governments and lived within contrasting cultures and systems of philosophy.
All 66 Books of the Bible Agree
But here is the wonder of it all: When the 66 books of the Bible with their 1,189 chapters made up of 31,173 verses are brought together (KJV), we find perfect harmony in the message they convey. As the great scholar F. F. Bruce noted: “The Bible is not simply an anthology; there is a unity which binds the whole together.”
The Bible writers gave God’s messages by voice and pen while they lived, and when they died, their writings lived after them. These prophetic messages were then gathered together, under God’s leading, in the book we call the Bible.
Who Wrote the Bible: God or Man?
The Scripture says in II Peter 1:20-21, “You must understand that no prophecy of Scripture came about by the prophet’s own interpretation. For prophecy never had its origin in the will of man, but men spoke from God as they were carried along by the Holy Spirit.”
The Holy Spirit revealed to the prophets the messages of Scripture. The writers of the Bible wrote not according to their own will or whim, but only as they were moved, or controlled, by the Spirit of God. The Bible is God’s own book!
II Timothy 3:16-17, “All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness, so that the man of God may be thoroughly equipped for every good work.” The Holy Bible affects human beings so profoundly, because “all” the Bible is “God-breathed.” It’s more than a nice collection of moral principles; it’s more than a great book; it’s an inspired document, God’s book. The prophets who wrote the Bible related what they saw and heard in human language, but their message came directly from God.
Alphabetical List of Old Testament Authors
• Amos: The book of Amos
• Daniel: The book of Daniel
• David: Psalms (Other authors wrote portions of Psalms as well)
• Ezekiel: The book of Ezekiel
• Ezra: The book of Ezra (Additionally Ezra is thought to have written 1st and 2nd Chronicles and possibly portions of Nehemiah)
• Habakkuk: The book of Habakkuk
• Haggai: The book of Haggai
• Hosea: The book of Hosea
• Isaiah: The book of Isaiah
• Jeremiah: 1st and 2nd Kings, Lamentations, the book of Jeremiah
• Joel: The book of Joel
• Jonah: The book of Jonah
• Joshua: The book of Joshua
• Malachi: The book of Malachi
• Micah: The book of Micah
• Moses: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy (Moses possibly compiled/wrote the book of Job)
• Nahum: The book of Nahum
• Nehemiah: The book of Nehemiah
• Obadiah: The book of Obadiah
• Samuel: (Samuel is believed to have written 1st and 2nd Samuel, Ruth, and Judges)
• Solomon: Ecclesiastes, Proverbs, Song of Solomon (also known as Song of Songs)
• Zechariah: The book of Zechariah
• Zephaniah: The book of Zephaniah
Alphabetical List of New Testament Authors
• James: The book of James
• John: Gospel of John, 1st John , 2nd John, 3rd John, Revelation
• Jude: Book of Jude
• Luke: Gospel of Luke, Acts of the Apostles
• Mark: Gospel of Mark
• Matthew: Gospel of Matthew
• Paul: Romans, 1st and 2nd Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, 1st and 2nd Thessalonians, 1st and 2nd Timothy, Titus, Philemon (possibly the book of Hebrews)
• Peter: 1st and 2nd Peter

(Big SHOUT out to Mr. William Lincoln)

The Bible indicates that there will be a great apostasy during the end times. The “great apostasy” is mentioned in 2 Thessalonians 2:3. The KJV calls it the “falling away,” while the NIV and ESV call it “the rebellion.” And that’s what an apostasy is: a rebellion, an abandonment of the truth. The end times will include a wholesale rejection of God’s revelation, a further “falling away” of an already fallen world.

In 2 Thessalonians 2:3, Paul makes it clear that the day of the Lord, a time of worldwide judgment (Isaiah 13:6; Obadiah 1:15), will not transpire until two things happen. First, the falling away, or great apostasy, must occur. Second, the “man of lawlessness” must be revealed, he who is called the “son of perdition,” also known as the Antichrist. Once this person makes himself known, the end times will indeed have come. Numerous speculations about the identity of the man of sin, beginning in the first century, have included Caligula, Caius Caesar, Mohammed, Napoleon, and any number of Roman popes. None of them were the Antichrist.

The man of lawlessness, according to 2 Thessalonians 2:4, is the one “will oppose and will exalt himself over everything that is called God or is worshiped, so that he sets himself up in God’s temple, proclaiming himself to be God.” Clearly, this has not yet happened; no one since Paul’s time has set himself up as God in the Jewish temple. Two thousand years have passed since the epistle was written, and the “day of the Lord” has not yet come. Paul assures us that it will not come until the falling away comes first.

The Greek word translated “rebellion” or “falling away” in verse 3 is apostasia, from which we get the English word apostasy. It refers to a general defection from the true God, the Bible, and the Christian faith. Every age has its defectors, but the falling away at the end times will be complete and worldwide. The whole planet will be in rebellion against God and His Christ except for The Church. Every coup requires a leader, and into this global apostasy will step the Antichrist.

Jesus warned the disciples concerning the final days in Matthew 24:10–12: “At that time many will turn away from the faith and will betray and hate each other, and many false prophets will appear and deceive many people. Because of the increase of wickedness, the love of most will grow cold.” These are the characteristics of the great apostasy of the end times

Disabling Strongmen Prayer

When a strongman, fully armed, guards his own palace, his goods are in peace. But when a stronger than he comes upon him, he takes from him all his armor in which he trusted, and divides his spoils. – Luke 11:21-22 (NKJV)

As you read the previous scripture, what picture leaps to your mind? What or who is the strongman spoken of in this passage? For some, this question elicits the image of a huge, foreboding creature with its wings spread over a city. Others think of someone like Hitler who threatens the peace of nations and people groups. Which is right? Is the strongman a ruler of darkness, as mentioned in Ephesians 6:12, or is it an actual person who through some dark, charismatic influence is able to control governments, laws, and the thinking of people? Is it possible that both concepts are accurate to a degree?

For a clearer understanding, let’s examine two passages where strongmen are addressed in the Bible. Ezekiel 28 begins with an address to the prince of Tyre. God is evidently speaking through the prophet Ezekiel of judgement on the prince of Tyre. However, in verse 12, the king of Tyre is addressed as having supernatural attributes. In Isaiah 14, the king of Babylon is addressed in terms of judgement as a physical being through verse 12, where the text reads, “How you are fallen from heaven, O Lucifer, son of the morning.”

In the same passage, there appears to be a physical ruler being addressed as well as the supernatural being who stands behind the human structure. This could be explained as the law of double reference—when a visible person is addressed, but certain statements also refer to an invisible entity who is using the visible creature as a tool.¹

How Do We Overcome?

If, indeed, the strongman can be represented by a person, such as the king of Babylon, who is a tool of an unseen power of darkness, how do we “overcome” the strongman?

The Bible says he is disarmed when someone who is stronger overcomes him. Few Christians would disagree that God, who is the King of the Universe, has power that far surpasses any influence of the evil one. There is clearly no contest! One of the mightiest ways God displays His strength, however, is through a Church that prevails through prayer. So, if Satan has been able to set up his thrones and dominion through wicked rulers, it’s because the church has not been overpowering the strongman in intercession.

Dr. Peter Wagner gives us insight on scriptural overcoming in his book, Warfare Prayer. He explains that the Greek word for overcome is nikao, meaning “to conquer,” and it is a prominent warfare term.²

A fascinating instance of how intercessors in one nation conquered their strongman comes from Panama. Different Panamanians have described to me the agony of the years under the harsh dictatorship of Manuel Noriega. They shared about the sound of helicopters in the night that flew over the jungles and dropped black garbage bags containing the remains of those who posed real or imaginary threats to his dictatorship. It was a well-known fact that Noriega consorted with occult leaders and practiced voodoo and other forms of magic.³ The empowerment he received from these dark forces protected him for a season. He indeed seemed to be an invincible strongman.

However, there was one army in the nation whose leaders understood that the weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but are mighty for pulling down strongholds and strongmen!

Various Christian leaders organized a prayer army. This army focused its spiritual weapons through prayer in a unique way—all-night prayer vigils by bus! The intercessors would pray throughout the whole nation once a month in this manner: While a leader led the prayer through radio broadcast, those interceding on the buses agreed together with those who had to stay at home with their families. The strongman’s troops never suspected they were being undermined in such a “painless” way. Most of you know the end of the story—prayer worked! Eventually Noriega was deposed and sent to prison in the United States.

Of course, Noriega was not the real enemy; he was simply being used as a tool of Satan over the nation. However, as long as he was in power and yielding himself as an instrument, the law of double reference indicates that he also represented a spiritual strongman.

Daniel 9 Prayer

There are various ways to pray which are useful in dealing with strongmen. In Daniel 9, as he was engaged in 21 days of prayer and fasting for his nation, Daniel systematically confessed and repented for the sins and iniquities of his people while they were being held captive in Babylon. We do not know if Daniel knew he was wrestling against the power of the strongman, the prince of Persia, before an angel came and told him. However, we do know that the answer to his prayer was sent right away, but a demonic ruler tried to interfere (see Daniel 10).

We learn from Daniel’s experience that persistent prayer, fasting, and repentance can be powerful tools for overcoming strongmen.

1 Timothy Prayer

Another insight for dealing with strongmen is given in 1 Timothy 2:1-2. We are first exhorted to simply pray for all people—petitioning God for their needs, interceding for their situations, and even offering up prayers of thanks for them. Essentially, Paul is challenging Timothy to be continually alert in intercession, to surround people with prayer. This weakens the ability of strongmen to be able to deceive and attack people.

Many years ago, in Toronto, Canada, each of 25,000 Christians meeting for city prayer received a page of the phone book to pray over, which resulted in intercession for just about everyone in the city. This kind of intense bombardment breaks the power of the strongman off of a city’s people (see 2 Cor. 4:4).

Perhaps prayer groups or churches in your city could come together to pray for the people who live there. Or maybe God would have you simply begin praying for all the people in your workplace, your business, your child’s class at school, etc. You could even walk around your neighborhood and pray over each home as you pass it.

A second instruction given in 1 Timothy 2:2 is to pray especially for kings and all who are in authority. Remember the above story about Noriega—strongmen who stand behind human structures particularly target leaders. I have heard more than one person remark on how a certain governmental leader went into his position with the best of intentions and the purest of hearts only to be corrupted and compromised.

The invisible strongmen want this to happen for one main reason, and 1 Timothy 2:2-4 explains it—God wants us to live quiet and peaceable lives in godliness and reverence because He desires all men to be saved. It takes strategic spiritual warfare for this goal to be accomplished. All of our leaders—whether we like them or not—need to be continually protected by the prayers of God’s people.

Result: Revival Breaks Forth

Once the power of the strongman is broken off of an area, it clears the atmosphere for God to move freely, and tremendous revival breaks forth. I am convinced, if we were to study the awakenings, renewals and revivals of the past, we would see that before the move of God happened, strategic intercession took place. It is simply an incredible experience to witness in an area where the power of the strongman has been broken. People are receptive, hungry and open. They have had the blindness removed from their eyes, and the light of Jesus Christ falls abundantly upon them in the transforming power of salvation