A Powerful Declaration of Divine Authority and Protection | Unleashing the Sovereignty of El Elyon
Throughout history, declarations of divine authority have been a cornerstone of both spiritual and communal empowerment. The act of standing under the banner of El Elyon, the Most High God, represents an invocation of the highest authority in the universe, positioning the believer in direct alignment with heaven’s mandates. This article explores the profound significance of such a declaration, incorporating insights from Bloodline of the Gods, Needless Casualties of War, and The Council of Light, while bridging ancient biblical traditions with contemporary spiritual warfare and protection practices.
The declaration — “In the Name of El Elyon, Most High God, I stand as the son of the Godhead, reigning from the Tribe of Judah” — is more than words; it is an embodiment of divine authority and protection. Drawing from the Tribe of Judah’s messianic lineage, this statement connects us with both the ancient kingship of David and the eternal reign of Yeshua HaMashiach (Jesus the Messiah). Let us delve deeper into the elements of divine protection, spiritual warfare, and the establishment of God’s reign on earth through this powerful invocation.
The Divine Authority of El Elyon
The Hebrew title El Elyon (אֵל עֶלְיוֹן) signifies God’s supreme sovereignty, translating as “God Most High” or “The Exalted One.” This title encapsulates the Creator’s unmatched dominion over the heavens, the earth, and every dimension of existence. Bloodline of the Gods points to the uniqueness of human spiritual identity, with El Elyon being the ultimate authority over both physical and metaphysical realms (Redfern, 2015). When a believer invokes the name of El Elyon, they are calling upon the highest spiritual authority, transcending time, space, and matter, aligning with divine will across all dimensions.
To declare oneself as a the Godhead (בֵּן אֱלֹהִים) from the Tribe of Judah ties one into an ancient covenant rooted in divine kingship. The Tribe of Judah represents not only the lineage of King David but the royal house from which the Messiah, Yeshua HaMashiach, arises (Reading Moses, Seeing Jesus, 2017). This spiritual heritage bestows the authority of kingship, righteousness, and divine purpose.
Summoning the Heavenly Hosts: A Cosmic Army
The declaration invokes powerful spiritual forces, summoning the Seraphim, Cherubim, the Council of Heaven, the Lord of Hosts, Archangels, Earth Angels, and ancestors in the spirit realm. This act calls upon the Council of Light, as described by Hoffman (2013), which involves the cooperation of divine beings who work to bring about the will of the Creator in both the spiritual and physical realms. These heavenly hosts engage in the ongoing battle between the forces of light and darkness, manifesting God’s divine protection and justice.
Seraphim (שְׂרָפִים) are fiery angelic beings that protect the divine throne, while Cherubim (כְּרוּבִים) are guardians of sacred spaces, representing God’s holiness (Roth, 2007).
- The Lord of Hosts (יְהוָה צְבָאוֹת), often described in the Scriptures, refers to God as the leader of the heavenly armies, signifying divine leadership in the battle between good and evil (Jackson & Sanford, 1999).
- Archangels and Earth Angels are emissaries of divine order, each playing pivotal roles in protecting the faithful, guiding them, and dismantling the works of darkness (In the Spirit, 2007).
This alignment with spiritual forces echoes Tesla’s understanding of the interplay between cosmic energy and human experience, as explored in his essay, The Problem of Increasing Human Energy (1905). By calling upon these beings, the declaration affirms that the believer is never alone in spiritual warfare but is surrounded by a vast, unseen army.
Millennial Reign: Establishing Heaven on Earth
The concept of the Millennial Reign — a thousand years of peace and divine governance as prophesied in Revelation 20 — is central to this declaration. It calls for the establishment of heaven’s order on earth, a concept echoed in The Incomplete Church, which advocates for the unification of all God’s children under divine law (Roth, 2007).
Establishing heaven on earth is not merely a future hope but an active, present reality that believers are called to bring forth. This involves engaging in spiritual alchemy, a process highlighted in Alchemy & Mysticism (Roob, 1997), whereby the believer transforms the lower nature into alignment with the divine, participating in the redemptive work of creation.
The Book of Wisdom also teaches that the righteous will inherit the earth and live in peace (Joseph, 2005). By declaring the Millennial Reign, the believer participates in ushering in an era where righteousness prevails and divine justice is served swiftly and without compromise.
Spiritual Warfare: Dismantling Darkness
The declaration engages directly in spiritual warfare, calling upon the forces of light to veto every curse, lie, and deception that has been released by dark forces. This echoes the biblical mandate found in Ephesians 6:12, where believers are told to “put on the full armor of God” and resist the “powers of this dark world” (KJV, 1611).
By invoking Azazel, often associated with divine judgment, the declaration echoes the role of spiritual forces in the execution of divine justice, a concept explored in Needless Casualties of War (Jackson & Sanford, 1999). The binding of Satan as described in Revelation 20:2 represents the ultimate triumph of God’s authority over the forces of darkness, a profound act of spiritual warfare that secures the freedom of the nations from deception.
Divine Protection and Household Freedom
One key element of this declaration is the invocation of divine protection over the family unit. Declaring “my family is free from the dark arts and any influence of evil” acknowledges that spiritual warfare extends beyond the individual. It speaks to the covenantal protection as described in the Torah, where entire households could come under the covering of God’s grace (Reading Moses, Seeing Jesus, 2017).
Joshua 24:15 declares, “As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord”, affirming the power of household salvation. This protection is further reinforced by the blood of the Lamb, a potent symbol of Christ’s atoning sacrifice that shields believers from the destructive forces of darkness (Exodus 12:23).
Divine Justice: Sowing and Reaping
The declaration calls upon the divine laws of sowing and reaping to bring about swift justice. Galatians 6:7 states that “God cannot be mocked. A man reaps what he sows”, reinforcing that both individuals and nations will face divine consequences for their actions. Power Moves by Sarah Jakes Roberts (2017) also speaks to the reality that divine justice is not delayed; God’s timing is perfect, and His judgment is swift and sure.
Finally, the cry for God to redeem, restore, and deliver those who are oppressed reflects the heart of God’s mission, as seen throughout Scripture. The ultimate goal of the Kingdom of God is liberation — setting the captives free and bringing justice to those who have suffered under the weight of oppression. This is the holistic vision of God’s reign, where grace, mercy, and justice flow in abundance.
Conclusion
The Powerful Declaration of Divine Authority and Protection is not merely a prayer or a ritual — it is a dynamic participation in God’s eternal plan for humanity. By invoking the name of El Elyon, summoning heavenly forces, and engaging in spiritual warfare, the believer steps into a place of divine alignment and protection. As we stand in the authority of the Godhead and declare the establishment of the Millennial Reign, we actively dismantle the works of darkness and usher in the light of God’s Kingdom on earth.
In the name of Yeshua HaMashiach, the Lion of Judah, we establish this powerful spiritual framework, standing firm in the authority of El Elyon, as co-heirs in God’s kingdom.
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