What are they and why does God use them?
Security
Keys and PIN codes are security tools designed to authenticate and verify a person’s claimed authority or identity. They serve as safeguards against unauthorized access and fraudulent claims. However, the true value lies not in the keys or codes themselves but in the valuable assets they are designed to protect.
Similarly, the prophecies and messages God has released through His Messenger 42 are filled with detailed elements such as dates, numbered Bible verses, and numerical patterns. While the heart of each message is clear and proclaims the full authority of Jesus Christ, these prophecies can appear complex and difficult for the natural mind to comprehend. Yet, God provides divine “Keys” and “PIN Codes” to safeguard His words, ensuring no person or spiritual power can successfully counterfeit them.
The words of a true prophet, being the words of God, when tested and properly examined, bring clarity to the message and confirm God as the true author. [1 Cor. 14:32] On the other hand, the words of a false prophet quickly collapse under proper scrutiny. [1 John 4:1] Every follower of Jesus Christ is both responsible and accountable for thoroughly testing anyone who claims to speak as a prophet of God. [Acts 3:22-23]
God has referred to His Messenger 42 with titles such as “Like Elijah,” the “Rain-ier Man,” and the “Numbers Man.” These descriptions are not meant to be clever, casual, or irreverent. Much like the books of Ezekiel, Daniel, and Revelation, God has chosen to accompany His messages with specific numbers, dates, and formulas. This complexity often veils the full meaning of the prophecy, and only upon fulfillment does the clarity of the prophetic evidence reveal God’s authorship rather than human invention.
God has intentionally chosen these sometimes cryptic and complex structures to accompany the prophecies of His Messenger 42, making them His prophetic signature. These are the authenticated signs He has provided to verify His message. [John 4:48] However, history shows that God’s people—especially religious leaders—have often hardened their hearts and refused to listen and believe His voice. [Mark 8:1-12]
Similarly, the prophecies and messages God has released through His Messenger 42 are filled with detailed elements such as dates, numbered Bible verses, and numerical patterns. While the heart of each message is clear and proclaims the full authority of Jesus Christ, these prophecies can appear complex and difficult for the natural mind to comprehend. Yet, God provides divine “Keys” and “PIN Codes” to safeguard His words, ensuring no person or spiritual power can successfully counterfeit them.
The words of a true prophet, being the words of God, when tested and properly examined, bring clarity to the message and confirm God as the true author. [1 Cor. 14:32] On the other hand, the words of a false prophet quickly collapse under proper scrutiny. [1 John 4:1] Every follower of Jesus Christ is both responsible and accountable for thoroughly testing anyone who claims to speak as a prophet of God. [Acts 3:22-23]
God has referred to His Messenger 42 with titles such as “Like Elijah,” the “Rain-ier Man,” and the “Numbers Man.” These descriptions are not meant to be clever, casual, or irreverent. Much like the books of Ezekiel, Daniel, and Revelation, God has chosen to accompany His messages with specific numbers, dates, and formulas. This complexity often veils the full meaning of the prophecy, and only upon fulfillment does the clarity of the prophetic evidence reveal God’s authorship rather than human invention.
God has intentionally chosen these sometimes cryptic and complex structures to accompany the prophecies of His Messenger 42, making them His prophetic signature. These are the authenticated signs He has provided to verify His message. [John 4:48] However, history shows that God’s people—especially religious leaders—have often hardened their hearts and refused to listen and believe His voice. [Mark 8:1-12]