TOUCH NOT MY ANOINTED !

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Psalm 105:15 ( Saying, touch not my anointed and do my prophets no harm)

This phrase was spoken by God in the bible concerning the children of Israel when they were passing through the wilderness on their way to the promised land.

It had been misinterpreted by the church when they refused to set things right with their leaders who were deviating from the way.

When they went from one nation to the other and from one kingdom to the other, they were few in number, with strangers among them who chose the God of Abraham to follow.

God rebuked kings for their sake and suffered no man to do them wrong; this is the anointed vessel in God’s hand, separated for a purpose.

They represent the people of God in this generation who have been set apart for a divine purpose, moving from one country to the other, from a community to the other, to set people free from the stronghold of darkness and bring them to the light of the Lord.

This phrase is being used now with the people who collected power from Satan and want men to respect their anointing.

Whoever respects the strange anointing of a man is paying obeisance to the spirit behind the man; this is what the devil wants, to receive the honor that belongs to God.

Whoever found himself in such a gathering and refused to come out is on his own; whatever he does in the church is in honor of the demons working through his agent.

John the Baptist in the wilderness didn’t respect the anointing on the head of the Pharisees. Even if they spoke on behalf of God, they were still snakes in human form and wolves among the sheep, ready to devour at any given opportunity.

Many false prophets and false apostles shall arise preaching in the name of Jesus Christ, saying that he is the Messiah, but their fruits are the opposite of the one sent by God.

When you join hands with them in the name of anointing, you also become one with them in committing sacrilegious offenses against the holiness of God.

I went to a program to which one of my friends invited me. The man preached and prayed, but something within me was off, speaking against the spirit working in that man.

As I got to my house, I asked God for divine direction and opened my spiritual eyes concerning his ministration; then, I saw a man who looked exactly like a demon of Abracadabra moving around in that program, monitoring people’s prayers.

The way the man held my hand physically was the way that demon approached me to hold me, and then I woke up from my sleep.

Most Christian programs are laced with carnal motives of raising funds, and most of the organizers are working for the prince of the world to attract the crowd into bondage.

No matter the kind of faith that puts you in their midst as a Christian, you won’t have contact with the God of the Bible but the demons in charge of the program.

If Jesus and John the Baptist hadn’t spoken against the activities of the pharisee and were afraid of what men would say, this world would have remained in perpetual darkness till now, because every day and every moment people like them are springing up in the name of anointing to deceive, and you’re afraid to speak against them for you not to be stoned by their followers.

Jesus Christ warned his disciples to listen to whatever they had to say if it was in line with God’s word, but don’t follow their ways.

It’s because there will be many false teachers and false prophets that will speak the truth, but their way of life is the opposite; that is why we don’t follow a man but follow the Bible.

Unfortunately, it’s the gift that is manifesting in these men that people are running after, neglecting the fruit of the spirit that is our guidance.

The anointed that the Bible referred to in this passage are the separated people, the chosen ones, who God assigned to carry his message of repentance to the gentile, not wolves in sheep’s clothing.

What the spirit of God asked us to do with them is expose them and not cooperate with them; the bible says, do not have fellowship with unfruitful works of darkness, but rebuke them.

This phrase is always spoken by agents of darkness to protect their image and perpetrate more evil in our midst, but when Jesus Christ entered the temple, he didn’t keep quiet but chased buyers and sellers away from there.

What of a leader who seems to be anointed in man’s eyes but sleeps with every church member? Whatever is in skirts must not pass him by without lusting after it.

I learned of a church leader that many seem he doesn’t have a girlfriend or sin partners, always fervent in God’s work, but unfortunately, when he visited a member’s house, he proposed to him that they should be sleeping together to save money on a girlfriend.

This man has been practicing gay for a long; maybe he was already sleeping with male members of the church so that they wouldn’t expose him because of what they benefit from it.

He was exposed and disgraced, was that man also anointed servant?

If it was so, definitely it’s from the kingdom of darkness.

This Bible passage is what evil ministers hide behind to perpetrate evil in the church of God; Jesus Christ came to expose them, and it becomes the business of the kingdom not to cover their atrocities so they won’t deceive the saints anymore.

How do we talk about the fraud in our midst but keep on saying, touch not my anointed and do my prophet no harm?

It’s because we failed to correct them and point out their mismanagement. That is why they continue without blinking an eyebrow as they think they are above correction.

Correcting the error of a leader is not a sin; even Paul rebuked Peter when he was playing hypocrisy in front of the Jews.

This bible phrase is telling us not to attack a man of God doing what he was told to do and not send an evil arrow against him from the kingdom of darkness, else it will backfire on the sender, and he will regret touching an anointed servant of God.

Prayer: Father Lord keep all your anointed servant safe all over the world, protect them from the arrow of the wicked one in Jesus name amen

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