Prophets are God’s messengers, delivering warnings of judgment to urge repentance and restoration. These messages arise when people stray from God’s commandments, embrace idolatry, or neglect their covenant relationship with Him. Rooted in God’s holiness and justice, prophetic warnings reflect His will and desire for His people to return to Him.

Judgment serves as a merciful call to repentance, revealing God’s patience and grace while highlighting the seriousness of sin and the need for a reverent fear of the Lord. It reminds us that God’s patience is not approval of sin or rebellion, but an opportunity for change. Alongside warnings, God offers promises of hope and restoration for those who turn back to Him.

Every prophetic message must be tested against Scripture to ensure it leads to repentance, restoration, and a deeper relationship with God, rather than fear or confusion.

In 2015, God called a broken and obscure man, naming him “My Messenger” to serve as a judgement sign prophet with God’s written warnings. By 2019, God referred to him as “Messenger 42,” continuing the biblical tradition of raising messengers during times of moral and spiritual decline.

Messenger 42’s prophecies—such as the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, two US Navy destroyer collisions, multiple hurricanes, wildfires, and societal turmoil—echo biblical patterns where God orchestrates events to fulfill His warnings. These present day signs are divine wake-up calls, urging repentance and a return to God.

Messenger 42’s mission reflects a timeless biblical truth: God’s judgments are not only acts of justice but also expressions of His mercy.
As 2 Peter 3:9 declares:
“The Lord is not slow in keeping His promise… He is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance.”

In 2015, God promised to “clean His house” by exposing false prophets and teachers, aligning with 1 Peter 4:17:
“For it is time for judgment to begin with God’s household.”

In today’s era of spiritual apostasy, God’s prophetic signs and judgments are acts of divine intervention, awakening His people to His justice and mercy.

The challenge remains: will individuals and communities heed these warnings with genuine repentance? History shows that even the greatest prophetic signs can be met with resistance or indifference. Yet for those who respond, God’s promises of restoration and renewal stand firm.

All messages through Messenger 42 align with Scripture and point to Jesus Christ, the Passover Lamb of God. They proclaim the unchanging truth that salvation and reconciliation with God come only through Christ and His work on the Cross.

Join us in heeding God’s call to repentance, embracing His mercy, and finding hope in His promises.