Prophets serve as messengers of God, frequently delivering warnings of judgment to encourage repentance and restoration. These warnings typically arise when people stray from God’s commandments, engage in idolatry, or neglect their covenant relationship with Him. The prophets’ messages emphasize God’s justice and holiness while also reflecting His desire for people to return to Him.

The focus on judgment often serves as a call to repentance, demonstrating God’s mercy in providing an opportunity to change. It also underscores the seriousness of sin and the need for a reverent fear of the Lord, which is often lost when people assume God’s patience equals approval of their actions. However, these messages are often paired with promises of restoration and hope for those who turn back to God.

Any modern-day prophetic message must be weighed against biblical truth to ensure it leads to repentance, restoration, and a deeper relationship with God, rather than fear or confusion

Since 2015, God naming “Messenger 42” as a “Judgment sign prophet” highlights the prophetic voice delivering messages of warning and judgment. This represents a continuation of biblical themes where God raises up individuals to act as His messengers during times of moral and spiritual decline.

Events prophesied - such as the 2020 Global pandemic of Covid-19, Two US Navy destroyer accidents, multiple hurricanes, fires, and societal turmoil - are to be viewed as signs of divine judgment and a wake-up calls for repentance. Associating these events with specific prophecies aligns with historical patterns in the bible, where catastrophic occurrences are interpreted as fulfilling divine warnings.

Messenger 42s’ mission reflects a recurring biblical principle: God’s judgments are not solely acts of wrath but are also expressions of His grace and mercy, aimed at leading His people back to repentance. “The Lord is not slow in keeping His promise, as some understand slowness. Instead, He is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance.” [2 Peter 3:9]

The promise that God now is exposing false prophets and teachers, and that He is “cleaning His house” aligns with the biblical warnings about apostasy and judgment beginning with God’s people: “For it is time for judgment to begin with God’s household.” [Peter 4:17]

In times of apostasy, as we are presently in, God’s prophetic signs and judgments are acts of divine intervention to awaken His people. These events underscore His justice but also highlight His patience and desire for reconciliation.

The challenge often lies in whether individuals or communities will heed the warnings and respond with genuine repentance. Historically, even great prophetic signs were most often met with resistance or indifference. Yet, for those who do respond, God’s promises of restoration and renewal remain steadfast.

All of God’s messages through Messenger 42 consistently align with Scripture and call people to focus on Jesus as the Passover Lamb of God, emphasizing the unchanging truth that salvation and reconciliation with God come only through Christ. The first prophetic sign in 2015 through Messenger 42, the “DEATH CROSS,” serves as a stark reminder of God’s justice but also His overwhelming mercy and grace through Jesus’ sacrifice.

This calling to focus on the Cross mirrors the apostolic mission in the New Testament—to direct every heart to the redemptive work of Christ.

The concept of the “DEATH CROSS” as a prophetic sign, rooted in the Bible and pointing to the Cross of Jesus Christ, highlights the centrality of Christ’s sacrifice in God’s plan of redemption. The Cross is not only a symbol of judgment but also of ultimate grace, mercy, and the only pathway to salvation.