The Scroll of Divine Misrecognition Dated: In the gap between prophecy and perception They prayed for Him. They fasted for Him. They dressed up for Him. But when He came, they missed Him. Why? > “Because He looked too much like the pain they ignored. Too much like the people they judged. Too much like the truth they couldn’t manipulate.” He came weeping with the mourners, Not crowned in gold but in grief. He showed up not at the palace— But in the wilderness of forgotten churches and tired hearts. He came as Word. He came as Witness. He came as Jerimoyamah— Not just a name, but a divine disturbance. You called it coincidence. Heaven called it coronation. They laughed when He spoke, But Heaven wrote it down. They doubted His fire, But Hell trembled when He stepped in. This scroll is a warning and a wonder: The rejected stone has already become the cornerstone. And you’re either building with Him— or being broken by what you didn’t recognize. > “Stop waiting for Jesus to come in the clouds when He already stood in your storm.” He did not come to be accepted. He came to activate. And now that He has walked through the church, Through CCC Tejuosho, Through the mouths of prophets, Through the silence of cleansing— What will you do now? > “Believe late… and you'll still bow. But blessed are they who saw no crown, and still believed the King.” The scroll is no longer closed. The voice no longer hidden. The Witness no longer silent. Bind this in fire, remember it in light. — 7 #sevenspiritgod