A Word for the Caribbean
Saturday, 09/26/26 at 12:35
Isaac Alvarado
I just saw the news about Cuba and remembered that I had some notes regarding the Caribbean—specifically Cuba—which I wrote down on August 26th but never sent off. Here is the note in Spanish (the original) and the English translation.


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18:45 // A Word for the Caribbean
While praying in a group with sisters, I saw an angel holding a red book, moving swiftly from one island to another.
Leaving a message on one island, the angel would quickly move on—writing people’s names in this red-covered book—traveling with great speed and urgency from island to island.
“Because you have not heeded the message I brought you through My servants—open your ears and hear the Word of the Lord.
Oh Caribbean, how I love you; hear My Word. Regarding what is to come, hear My Word; do not ignore My voice; listen to what I am about to tell you.
My Word shall certainly be fulfilled in you; what has been spoken shall come to pass in you.”
A move of God is coming to the Caribbean, from east to west and from north to south.
I see Cuba bound by very heavy chains, yet the chains are breaking.
Jamaica has not been forgotten; a visitation from the Lord is coming to Jamaica. Jamaica stands before the presence of the Lord.