#Divine prophets

[finleylarkin00]

Exploring the Contributions of Biblical Figures to Society

Moses: The Visionary Lawmaker and Leader Moses stands as an iconic figure within ancient Israel, revered not only like a leader but also because the visionary lawgiver who laid typically the foundations of Hebrew culture and beliefs. Traditionally credited together with penning the Torah or Pentateuch, Moses' legacy extends further than his role in guiding the Israelites out of Egypt. His / her writings and authority shaped the spiritual, cultural, and lawful landscape of some sort of nation in the formative years. King Jesse: The Poetic Monarch and Mighty Soldier King David's leadership marked a glowing era in Israel's history, seen as his / her prowess like a poet, musician, and knight. His Psalms, scattered throughout the Bible, bear witness to his deep religious connection and imaginative expression. Moreover, David's military conquests and establishment of Jerusalem as the capital elevated Israel's status and solidified their place among the nations. King Solomon: The Wise Sage and Architect regarding Prosperity Renowned with regard to his wisdom in addition to opulence, King Solomon's contributions extend beyond his personal successes to the fictional legacy he left behind. Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and the Song of Solomon stand as testaments in order to his intellectual prowess and philosophical ideas. Under his concept, Israel experienced unprecedented prosperity, marked by simply architectural marvels plus diplomatic alliances. Isaiah: The Voice involving Hope Amidst Hardship Isaiah's prophetic ministry spanned tumultuous durations in Israel's background, yet his concept resounded with trust and redemption. By means of his writings, they foresaw the arriving with the Messiah and exhorted the people today to repentance and even faithfulness. Isaiah's going through prophecies carry on and inspire believers, offering confidence in times involving uncertainty. Jeremiah: The Compassionate Herald of Divine Justice Generally dubbed the "weeping prophet, " Jeremiah's ministry epitomized typically the delicate balance involving judgment and consideration. Despite delivering text messages of impending trouble, his writings brimmed with empathy and a longing for repentance and restoration. Jeremiah's unwavering commitment to their calling serves because a timeless sort of fidelity in the face of adversity. Ezekiel: The Visionary Oracle of Exile In the middle of exile, Ezekiel emerged as a new beacon of psychic insight, receiving vivid visions and symbolic messages from the divine. His prophecies not only dealt with the moral rot away of his moment but also presented a glimmer regarding hope for renewal in addition to redemption. Ezekiel's enigmatic imagery continues to be able to captivate readers, welcoming them to delve deeper into the particular mysteries of faith. Daniel: The Interpreter of Divine Mysteries Daniel's story unfolds against the backdrop of captivity in Babylon, where their wisdom and honesty propelled him in order to positions of popularity. His ability to be able to decipher dreams and visions earned him favor with rulers, yet his unwavering faith in God remained unshakable. Through his writings, Daniel unveiled the large tapestry of divine providence, spanning autorité and epochs. Hosea: The Prophet of Unyielding Love Hosea's personal tragedy shown the unfaithfulness involving Israel, yet the message echoed God's unwavering love and even relentless pursuit involving His people. Via his poignant love knot, Hosea illustrated typically the depth of divine grace and the guarantee of restoration. His enduring message regarding love and redemption transcends the confines of time plus culture. Joel: The particular Herald of Dope Judgment and Repair Joel's prophecy dished up like a clarion call up to repentance, heralding the approaching "Day involving the Lord. inches Despite the approaching doom, his communication was imbued together with hope for refurbishment and renewal. Joel's timeless warnings resonate with contemporary followers, urging them in order to heed signs of divine intervention. Amos: The particular Advocate for Social Justice and Righteousness Amos's prophetic tone rang out against the backdrop regarding social injustice plus moral decay, demanding the complacency involving his time. His / her message underscored typically the inseparable link between righteousness and interpersonal responsibility, echoing throughout the corridors of background to inspire recommends for justice today. Obadiah: The Arbiter of Divine Judgment Obadiah's prophecy shipped a scathing indictment against Edom, highlighting the perils regarding pride and injustice. Despite its brevity, his message reverberates with the timeless truth of keen justice and sovereignty over the international locations. Jonah: The Hesitant Messenger of Keen Whim Jonah's tale transcends its story confines to embody the universal topics of obedience and redemption. Despite the initial reluctance, Jonah became an unsuspecting instrument of divine mercy, underscoring The lord's compassion for most humanity. Micah: The Prophet of Humility and Rights

Micah's prophecy echoed the particular clarion demand humbleness and justice, difficult the prevailing cast of his moment. His enduring message continues to speak out loud with seekers associated with righteousness and supporters for social switch. Nahum: The Harbinger of Nineveh's Downfall Nahum's prophecy stands as a legs to the inexorable nature of work justice, pronouncing wisdom upon the mighty city of Nineveh. His vivid symbolism serves as a new sobering reminder involving the consequences associated with unchecked hubris and even moral decay. Habakkuk: The Voice of Faith Amidst Difficulty Habakkuk's dialogue using the divine epitomized the struggle for belief in the confront of uncertainty and even suffering. His unwavering trust in God's sovereignty serves as a beacon of hope for believers navigating the thunder or wind storms of life. Literature : The Prophet of Divine Retribution in addition to Restoration Zephaniah's prophecy warned of the particular impending "Day of the Lord, inch a time of divine retribution plus restoration. His communication resonates with contemporary audiences, urging them to heed the call up to repentance in addition to renewal. Haggai: Typically the Champion of Faith based Revival Haggai's prophecy inspired a motion of spiritual renewal and restoration, urging people to prioritize the rebuilding regarding the temple in addition to the restoration of God's presence one of them. His timeless concept of fidelity in addition to commitment continues to inspire believers right now. Zechariah: The Herald of Messianic Desire Zechariah's prophecy resounded with Messianic efervescencia, offering glimpses regarding the coming payoff and restoration regarding Israel. His thoughts of a potential kingdom reignite hope in the minds of believers, directing towards ultimate success of righteousness. Malachi: The Voice associated with Covenant Renewal Malachi's prophecy confronted the particular spiritual apathy plus moral compromise involving his time, getting in touch with the people to restore their commitment in order to God's covenant. Their message of repentance and renewal echoes down the ages, challenging believers to be able to embrace fidelity in addition to obedience. Ezra in addition to Nehemiah: The Can be of Restoration Ezra and Nehemiah's command played instrumental roles in the repair of Jerusalem and even the revival associated with Jewish identity following the Babylonian exile. Their tireless work to rebuild the town walls and regain the temple symbolized a renaissance of faith and national pleasure. Mordecai: The Defensive player of God's Individuals Mordecai's courage and wisdom thwarted a new plot to exterminate the Jewish men and women, securing their deliverance and preservation. Their steadfast commitment in order to his faith wonderful people serves seeing that a stunning example regarding loyalty and resilience. Exploring the Musical legacy of Biblical Experts The writers of the Bible, spanning both Old and New Testaments, encompass a diverse array of noises and perspectives. Coming from prophets and nobleman to apostles and anonymous scribes, every single played an distinctive role in framing the tapestry regarding biblical literature. Their own writings, imbued together with timeless truths and enduring messages, keep on to inspire and even instruct readers around generations. Through their very own collective contributions, these people not only formed the religious plus cultural identity associated with ancient societies nevertheless also offer very helpful insights for contemporary readers seeking advice, inspiration, and religious renewal.

[cemeterything]

i think we should extend the concept of "false prophet" to other occult and theological figures. like false saint. false angel. false martyr. etc.

[carnivalcarriondiscarded]

HOW DOES IT FEEL TO HAVE CORRECTLY PREDICTED THE HEART SPOT ON BARNABY’S CHEST

IM IMMORTAL & NEVER GONNA DIE

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

𝔎𝔞𝔥𝔩𝔦𝔩 𝔊𝔦𝔟𝔯𝔞𝔫, յգշՅ.

[atomic-chronoscaph]

The Amazing Criswell

[unsightlythinker]

I see a song of past romance

I see the sacrifice of man

I see portrayals of betrayal

And a brother’s final stand

I see you on the brink of death

I see you draw your final breath

I see a man who gets to make it home alive

But it’s no longer you…

*insane strings*

[thelimehazard]

Hey w'sup! LimeHazard here, with my first Tumblr post! Starting off with my Hollow Knigth Major Arcana I started way back in 2018.

[genericpuff]

me getting an ask in my inbox laying out every single brush that rachel uses in her backgrounds including indie brushes that aren't a part of her usual adobe kyle webster kit, only to download and test them and find that they're all 100% correct:

[callmemerry00]

Onmyoji characters as dog breeds:

Susanoo - Golden Retriever

Susabi - Siberian Husky

Asura - Rottweiler

Onikiri - German Shepherd

Ibaraki Doji - Samoyed

Suzuka Gozen - Labrador Retriever

Shiki - Maltese

[servantofthefates]

There are two kinds of dreams: psychological and prophetic.

The first is a manifestation of our hopes and fears. The second is a message from the divine, our ancestors, or our higher self.

Only you can truly tell which category a dream of yours belongs in.

If you dreamt of a lion chasing you… ask yourself:

“Is there something I am running away from in my life? Responsibilities? A relationship? The past?”

If the answer is yes, then the dream is only psychological. A creative narration of what your mind is currently preoccupied with.

But if after having investigated yourself, you discovered that you have in fact been living bravely… facing your fears… chasing your goals… then your dream is prophetic.

Perhaps you will be attacked by a Leo personality at work, in school or in your family.

When it comes to dreams of possession, these should be the questions:

“Is there someone in my life who is trying to wield their power over me? Are my parents pushing their beliefs on me? Is my boyfriend asking me to change my personality? Do I catch myself mimicking my friends’ behavior?”

If the answer is yes, then your dream is only psychological. You are feeling powerless and afraid of losing a part of yourself because of the influence of someone else.

But if the answer is no… if you feel you have complete control over who you are, and you feel safe in your power… then your dream is prophetic.

Perhaps there is an entity who will try to gain control of your body.

[propheticeve]

Hoodoo divination practices

Venturing into the mystical realm of divination, the ancient art of peering into the future, reveals a diverse array of practices deeply ingrained in various cultures. It's high time, particularly for the Black community, to acquaint themselves with the unique divination methods intrinsic to Hoodoo.

First and foremost, it's vital to dispel the common misconception—Tarot is not a native element of Hoodoo. While incorporating Tarot into Hoodoo practices isn't inherently wrong, recognizing its newness to the tradition is crucial. Hoodoo, grounded in resourcefulness, thrives on utilizing what's at hand. Traditional Hoodoo divination paints a vibrant picture, involving practices such as water scrying, star gazing, dreams, visions, psychometry, conversations, and bibliomancy.

These practices aren't confined to rituals; they seamlessly weave into the fabric of everyday life for Black individuals. The prophetic nature of the community fosters an innate knowing that serves as a guiding force—a unique form of divination.

However, the dark era of slavery deprived practitioners of access to various tools later integrated into the Hoodoo system. As the tradition evolved, native tools emerged, including cartomancy, dice, dominoes, bone throwing, and automatic writing. Mastering a divination form native to the Hoodoo lineage is more than a choice; it's a pivotal step towards becoming a proficient practitioner.

Importantly, Hoodoos are advised against heavy reliance on tools. Instead, tools serve as confirmations, with the primary goal being the mastery of clairvoyant abilities as a prophet and psychic. This mastery stems from self-awareness, unwavering focus, and the ongoing journey toward self-mastery.

List of Hoodoo Divination Practices:

Water Scrying

Star Gazing

Dreams

Visions

Psychometry

Conversations

Bibliomancy

Cartomancy

Dice

Dominoes

Bone Throwing

In delving into Hoodoo divination, you'll find a connection that feels innate, paving the way for mastery and the ability to guide others.

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[dichromaticdyke]

GUYS I'M HAVING ANOTHER BOUT OF DIVINE MADNESS

i've been seing posts here and there expressing disappointment at aotd not giving us more answers about the lore of Salacia and the Whale Prophet and all that, and i agree, it's a bit disappointing to not know definitively what's going on with them.

BUT.

I THINK THE LORE WAS IN FRONT OF US THIS WHOLE FUCKING TIME.

if you liked my analysis of "Aortic Desecration," "SOS," and "Blazing Star," then hopefully you'll like my analysis (and HEAVY theorizing) of Dethklok's most enigmatic running theme—the "Murmaider" trilogy of songs.

okay strap in i'm probably gna sound like charlie day's pepe silvia rant. i'm gonna start just by breaking down the story of the "Murmaider" trilogy i'll also be skipping any lyrics in the songs that aren't directly connected to by analysis/theory (such as the parts where nathan is just listing different murder weapons or chanting "murmaider").

so, starting with murmaider. this is the only song of the trilogy to actually make an appearance in the show, with the other two being exclusive to their respective dethalbums, but even still, this song only plays for a few seconds, and it's just the chorus. this song appeared in "dethwater," the same episode that established dethklok's connection to the water. this episode also notably featured toki's guitar picking up the sounds of whales (something that would later be revisited when edgar noticed this in season 4 and began decoding the whales' messages).

There are no fingerprints deep underwater Nothing to tie one to a crime And if you seek vengeance All you need are instruments of pain

so the story being established here is pretty clear. some unknown protagonist that nathan is speaking to is going to kill someone underwater so that he can seek vengeance and not get caught.

But beware For when you quench your bloodthirst Others will seek vengeance on you And they won't rest until you're dead

nathan warns this protagonist that his actions will cause those related to the victim to seek vengeance on him. fair enough.

Hold your breath and swim and strain Smell of death, can't escape Blood will cloud, drift away Attract the murders of mermaids It's so cold, they all know What you've done, you can't run Vengeance is the law for thee A thousand leagues below the sea

this is where it starts to get interesting. the fact that those that are seeking vengeance on our protagonist are mermaids says to me that the initial victim was a mermaid. if not a mermaid, they were at least some kind of sea creature. otherwise, why would the mermaids care all that much? care to the point of vengeance? but the next portion sinks this theory for me.

You've been tracked, you've been seen Murdering the next of kin Ate their hearts, drank their blood Washed your fins in blackened mud

"murdering the next of kin" is very important. next of kin to what? or to whom? did our protagonist kill a mermaid/sea creature's child?

Now you swim, try to hide Heart beats faster from inside Thought it was a big charade Your life was ended by mermaids

so our protagonist tries to escape from the mermaids seeking vengeance on him, hiding in the water, but in the water, the mermaids are able to find him, and they kill him.

now let's look at murmaider ii: the water god. already, this song seems important, namedropping a god and all.

The gods watch over you And they consider what you've done But now you've hidden away to gain your strength Deep in a cave Your power is regained And your legacy has spread to the deepest of the sea The one that brought them vengeance That fights for his belief

now, this is where the theorizing really starts to come in. who is this that nathan is speaking to? this figure that nathan is speaking to here is a figure that has "brought [...] vengeance." specifically, it seems that they've brought vengeance to the gods that now watch over them. is this the same protagonist as in "Murmaider?" that seems impossible, as it's implied that that protagonist died. though that protagonist was bringing vengeance, but we're not sure whom to. we also don't know for sure if the mermaids who allegedly killed the previous protagonist are gods or work with gods. put a pin in this.

He can swim through matter He has poisoned teeth His tentacles have murdered His scream can kill the weak He's got explosives (check) Corrosives (check) A master of the art of murder Mermaids weep the blackened tears

despite this being in third person, this still is referring to the protagonist whom nathan is speaking to. this is a direct continuation of nathan speaking about his legacy as "the one that brought them vengeance / that fights for his belief." this is establishing the power that the protagonist has. anyway, mermaids crying blackened tears over this protagonist? seems important.

So you swim to a sunken ship Invited by a soul who bleeds from the lips The prophet, who beckons you, wades in the dark Speaks an ancient language, this language is of sharks

HEY LOOK A WATER PROPHET, THAT SOUNDS FAMILIAR. however, this isn't the water prophet we're most familiar with—we're familiar with a whale (not a shark) whom is referred to with she/her pronouns (not he/him). but that doesn't mean this isn't important. put up another pin.

He says, "You're the one that I decree The one who can save us and set us free You've gained the power of a deity You have the strength to wake us from this sleep" [...] And the prophet gives to you this warning: "If this path is chosen you'll be met with strife For you'll be seen as an enemy of the sacred And the gods will curse you for the rest of your life" And you say, "I get by just fine (check) I've known much worse life (check) I've conquered dark times (check) They should fear my might (check)"

so this shark prophet, as i'll refer to him, is telling our protagonist that, because of their power, they will get the right to further divine powers so long as the protagonist uses this power to help..."us." however, in freeing the nebulous "us," this puts our protagonist in conflict with the gods and other holy/sacred beings. this doesn't dissuade our protagonist, having full confidence in his abilities and power.

So now you know then, go then Swim on through the cold then Harness your strength Because one day you may be called To meet the mighty gods Deep within the ocean And if you're not prepared Your soul will not be spared

OKAY BOYS, HERE'S WHERE IT'S GETTING FUCKING INTERESTING. our protagonist is told to lay low, gather strength, and wait for the moment when they will go up against the ocean deities. again, DOES THIS SOUND FAMILIAR? don't forget this, but take out that pin from earlier. this protagonist is the same protagonist as in "Murmaider." he didn't die—his "life was ended," but given his divine power and strength, that doesn't necessarily mean death in the permanent sense. the mermaids were bitterly weeping about this protagonist, someone that they thought they had killed but whom is still alive, getting stronger, waiting...

Your eyes have gone black You'll never look back You'll never stop swimming You'll always be tracked Your life has transformed Your power has grown Your minions stretch for leagues For a bloodied coral throne A crown of murdered foes Will sit upon your head Those that wish to challenge you Will wish that they were dead The beasts of the sea will collect and submit Pray for your forgiveness and live as you permit

okay, pretty straightforward yet again. the protagonist is getting stronger, hiding away from the mermaids, gathering minions, killing those in his way. "the beasts of the sea will collect and submit." this is a warning.

And you say, "I am the water god You will bow to the water god You will live for the water god And you will die for the water god" [...] And the deities loom nearer They will find you

the power has gone to our protagonist's head. he is demanding fealty, proclaiming his own divinity, whilst the true divine beings continue to track him down.

okay. murmaider iii. let's look at the conclusion of this story.

The blackened deep The coral keep The dying king Will no one weep? Ruled in fury Incurred his debt This wretched prize Crown of regret Scavenger Savager Blasphemer Vile Violator Tormentor Murmaider Guile

once again, pretty straightforward. our protagonist, who had decided himself a water god, a ruler, is dying. he's been a vicious ruler, and he may have regrets over this, but he also may not wish to go back on anything he's done.

Within this dying sea The Murmaid Three arrive These witches have foreseen The end of everything

three hags with the power of foresight? damn that's crazy, i too love the three fates from greek mythology.

They say, "Your power blinds you Your DETH will find you Vengeance from your enemies Your kingdom crushed, your subjects bleed Refuse defiance Forge this alliance From the land (check), from the sky (check) And from the blackened fire"

so, the murmaid three are giving our protagonist a chance to avoid his fate of a vicious death. let's note, firstly, that the spelling DETH is important in mtl, as this is the spelling used when referring to the dethlights, and other divine power harnessed by dethklok. but looking past that because we haven't gotten to the analysis portion yet, our protagonist has already forged alliances with land and sky deities, just not from the deities of blackened fire. interesting, blackened fire is also a reoccurring theme in mtl, i wonder if that's important.

The end's approaching (We survive) Darkness encroaching (We survive) This nautic land (We survive) Our final stand (We will swim, check) We will swim (We will fight, check) We will fight (In the deep, check) In the deep

the protagonist doesn't seem to care about forging this alliance, instead choosing to fight.

The final dream The gleaming reef The silver light The murmaids sing The blackened fire The blazing sky The pluming ink The sea beast cry His final sleep But we survive

hey wow, namedropping "Murmaider," "Black Fire Upon Us," and "Blazing Star" all in one verse? damn that's crazy. anyway the protagonist fucking died, but "we" survives. i think the "we" is meant to be dethklok, like. just pretty clearly. nathan and dethklok have never been portraying anyone besides themselves in this series of songs, just singing to/about the protagonist.

anyway, i think this was all about salacia and the whale prophet, with salacia being our protagonist.

i think salacia, back when he was a proper god, fully fused with the four other souls, was a powerhungry god. at some point, he felt wronged by the whale prophet in some way or another, and he killed her child. the mermaids went to try to get vengeance on him, and they thought they killed him, but what they really did was separate the four souls from him, sending them into the doomstar.

salacia fled the ocean from her. now that he was so wounded and only at half his power and strength, staying in the water would allow the whale prophet to find him. this shark prophet in the story, though, is a figure that doesn't show up anywhere in mtl. but we know that salacia can change form, so, why not the whale prophet? though, yes, she wants vengeance too, but she also wants to see what he's capable of. she needs to know what she's up against, after all. she tells him just to rest up, wait for when she calls upon him. but he doesn't do that. he harnesses further power from her, using it to start a reign of terror.

eventually though, he realizes the truth of what/who she is, and he flees the water. out of the water, he no longer has connection to the whale prophet's power, and his own natural powers are dwindling. this would be around the time that he starts the tribunal in a final attempt to regain his lost power. the tribunal is his alliance with the land (check), and his attempt to seek power from the doomstar and the four souls is his alliance with the sky (check). that just leaves dethklok as the blackened fire. i'm not gonna go into a whole analysis of "black fire upon us" to prove i'm right, but they've been connected with the imagery of blackened fire for a long time...ughh i'll get into it in another post. but anyway, salacia doesn't foster an alliance with dethklok, instead using and harming them to get what he wants. the blazing doomstar endows dethklok with the power of the dethlights, and they use that power to send salacia back to the water, where the whale prophet devours him, finally getting her vengeance from what he'd done all those years ago.

this all might be a stretch. as i was finishing this, i was starting to think i was crazy, and maybe i am. maybe i'm way overthinking this, and we'll never truly know what the hell was going on with salacia and the whale prophet and all that god stuff. that's fine with me, tbh. but i hope you all like my little theory, this took me two hours to write once i thought of it while waiting for the bus.

[renesassing]

[ /god. ] of resolutions. of revolutions.

[studiesinpolterghost]

i want to play dnd but my usual group has a history of only getting through one or two sessions before personal drama unfolds :/

[kemdraw]

My current greatest creation

[sinfordinner]

Prophets always be talkin about "divine intuition", like bro, how about you get some divine bitches?