HIS BOW

By Adesoji Aderemi

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March 2nd, 2023, I put out a tweet saying; “the day God decides to collect His rainbow back, heads will roll.” I may have put that tweet out in a not-so-cordial way, however, I believe it was one of those early instances when Divinity starts to initiate or spark a divine thought in the mortal realm.

Four months later, we released a prophetic newsletter titled “REALIGNMENT”. In it, we believe that God will cause dissatisfaction with the core of sexual pervasion and human denigration, such that from this discontentment will rise from amongst those who have been held captive in its jaw. You can read it here.

This article is, however, another piece of the puzzle to bring light to the divine purpose of reclaiming the bow.

The rainbow that has become a symbol of sexual proclivities was a theme of divine covenant. In the Noahic covenant that followed the deluge, the rainbow was kept in the cloud by God (Genesis 9:8–17). Moreover, the covenant followed a divine council decree that brought judgment on the former world due to the sin of the watcher (Genesis 6). This sin is not void of sexual connotation, which is more reason to see the nuances being perpetuated with the use of the rainbow as a sign of LGBTQ+.

The rainbow is also used to describe the glory of the. Divine splendor in Ezekiel 1:28. What followed in Ezekiel’s prophecies were chapters of judgment on the evil, sin, and idolatry of the people of Israel. (Note that the sin of idolatry is presented in scripture over and over as the sin of sexual impurity such as fornication).

As you turn to the apocalyptic writing of John in Revelation 3–4, we see the rainbow taking a more realistic motif in John’s view (Revelation 4:3). After this prophetic lawsuit setting, judgment scenes followed in a sequential and torrential manner.

Like one who has been sent, I write to everyone who has denigrated God’s bow (either symbolically or in reality), to prepare for the inevitable judgment that follows. The owner of the bow will come and collect it and when He does, He will purge with fire and brimstone; with plagues and sword; with diseases and tempest. He will come. Woe to Him who is caught desecrating what is God’s, for his seeds after him will still face the consequences many years after he’s no more.

Hear wisdom: Repent and seek His grace for He’s abundant in mercy and rich in grace to ensure you live above desecrating His bow.