The Battle Cry That Brings Down Every Wall in Your Life

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Now when you go to the wall of Jericho, I believe this is in uh uh Joshua 6, right? Joshua 6, people think that Joshua was told to praise God around Jericho. No,

the manifestation of the deliverance of Jericho had nothing to do with praise of the hal. It had nothing to do with that.

It had nothing to do with that. They were commanded to have a battle cry. God said march around it specific seven times. And at the seventh time horns will be blown and all you have to do is shout.

You see the problem is we don't even know when to shout.

Every time we just feel Then we look, no demon came out, no deliverance happened, no chain broke. Because our shout is so it's not spiritual.

Come on. Come on.

It's called a battle cry.

There are prophetic things that God will make you do that a a a a regular believer would not understand what you're doing. But the difference between you and them is that there will always be results.

Amen. Amen. Amen.

When I see a devil inside of somebody,

I know how to mess them up within 2 seconds

because I have a battle cry.

Amen.

The lion of the tribe of Judah will roll through me. I look at them. Hey, and immediately you see the because these are prophetic signs and tokens that are given to others and not given to other people.

The moment I see them and I see them, it comes out naturally. My battle cry will come out and you the demon will be screaming looking for a way out. By this time I said don't waste my time.

The demon is gone.

Then those who don't understand spiritual things will look and say why why is he shouting like that? You don't need to shout like that. That's why I cast more demons out more than you.

Amen.

I know something you don't. And maybe God didn't give you to do what I'm doing, but that is my revelation that was given to me. And guess what? It works every single time.

Amen.

It doesn't matter what country I am in. It doesn't matter what space I am in. The moment that battle cry comes upon me and I shout, "Hey, where are you?"

Immediately they exposed and they cannot hide.

Hallelujah.

I prophesy to you. Yes.

May you enter into divine understanding.

Yes.

Let there be a cry inspired by the Holy Spirit.

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That will shift the trajectory of what you're facing.

Amen. When the Lord Jesus was on the cross, he had a cry

that everybody that was listening to him was confused

as to what the Lord was saying.

Yet he was fulfilling a psalm.

A cry that was written about him. He was actually fulfilling upsam. And this was the psalm of fulfillment. It was the accomplishing of his mission.

The problem is you have been taught you need to add your problem or your issue

within your prayer then it means that that issue will be addressed.

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How is Jesus accomplishing his work with saying something very strange unless you know the origin of what he's saying it wouldn't make sense to you. Jesus is on the cross.

And when he was about to finish everything that he was called to do,

what does he say? Eloati.

Psalm 22. Psalms 22:1.

Jesus is fulfilling

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his mission with a cry that is controversial that makes you believe that God left him, yet he did not. Amen.

Psalm 22:1, listen to what he says. My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?

Why art thou so far from me, from helping me and from the words of my roaring?

That is why the Bible says with a cry.

So when Jesus was on the cross because he had to be a sacrifice for our sake, the fulfillment of what was supposed to happen with the on the cross was supposed to be a moment of him being forsaken for you and me.

So if he just died without this cry,

then the mission is not done.

Come on. Come on. You're teaching. So Jesus is on the cross and he's about to die.

He with a loud cry. The Bible says

with a loud shout, with a cry,

with a roar

that he brought attention to what is this guy doing? Then after that he says it is finished.

The it is finished part was quiet.

The roaring part was loud.

The moment he said that, he says, "It is finished." And immediately he gave up his spirit. And that was the moment that you and me were delivered.

Amen. When you feel forsaken, he actually has not forsaken you. Come on. I I feel like I'm talking to myself.

Every time you feel forsaken, it is that song within your spirit saying, "What you're going through is about to be finished." Oh

hallelujah.

Your cry is coming to an end.

Your sickness is coming to an end.

Poverty is coming to an end.

Limitation is coming to an end.

It is a song of the spirit.

Jesus understanding spiritual things. He knew a cry

that will bring fulfillment.

Because when that cry comes upon you, it means it is finished.

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Hallelujah. I just prophesied to you and you missed it. Maybe I'm talking now. Remember, psalms are songs. I know some

you imagine what kind of song is this that says, "Why have you forsaken me?"

But actually, it's a song of saying the opposite. You haven't forsaken me. This is an opportunity for it to be finished. It means you are sacrificed laid before your family for their deliverance and your own deliverance.

But you are living sacrifice and you don't know that you are living sacrifice.

Come on.

So when God puts you in line to be the one that will produce the freedom you're teaching you're teaching.

Sometimes you're confused. You think you're under warfare. No, no, no, no, no, no. You are just a sacrifice,

a living sacrifice.

If you are dead sacrifice, you would not feel anything.

But because you're living sacrifice, you feel everything. But also that means you will feel the joys that will come out of it.

Amen.

I will put the pain so far back as if it has never happened.

I see victory coming to you.

I receive

in the mighty name of Jesus.