Then, I saw the Lord walking into our midst. As He approached, His glory made all the evil spirits tremble, and I heard the sound of chains breaking.

I heard the Lord say:

My sheep recognize My voice. My remnant, you can overcome the accuser! Right here, right now!

I saw the power of the Holy Spirit descending, breaking many yokes. The anointing of the Lord’s Holy Spirit was moving upon the remnant, and I saw the voices of Satan, the devil, in the past, present, and future being completely removed by the Lord!

The Lord says thus:

I am the door of the sheepfold; I am the Shepherd. My sheep hear My voice. They belong to Me, and no one can snatch them away. From the past, the present, to the future, no longer can anyone accuse, hinder, or intimidate My sheep, for they hear My voice! Satan, get behind Me!

I saw the Lord release His remnant from the territory of the enemy and bring them back into His sheepfold. The imagery of Psalm 23 came to my mind. I saw the healing anointing oil flowing into the ears of the sheep; the Lord was restoring them, binding up their wounds, healing them, and bringing them into a place of rebuilding.

The Lord says:

You must hear My words, meditate on My words, listen to My voice, and obey My voice! My voice possesses heavenly authority, enabling you to overcome all people, things, and circumstances. My remnant, from the past, the present, to the future, I am victorious! The devil has lost his power. Hear My words, yield to the anointing, and declare My words—victory has arrived!

Beelzebub originates from the Hebrew Baal-Zebub. It was originally a deity worshipped by the ancient Canaanites (Philistines), and its original meaning was likely “Prince Baal” or “Lord of the Dwelling” (Baal-Zebul).

In Hebrew, Zebub means “fly,” which is how Baal-Zebub became known as the “Lord of the Flies.”

In ancient times, shepherds would pour an ointment made of olive oil and spices over the heads and ears of their sheep. This was done to repel flies that would lay eggs in the sheep’s noses and ears, while also soothing the animals. When flies lay eggs in a sheep’s nose or ears, the hatched larvae burrow into the sheep’s head, causing immense pain and distress. To escape this agony, the sheep would frantically bang their heads against stones, walls, or trees, which could even lead to death. Therefore, the shepherd pouring oil on the sheep’s head served to repel pests, protect, and restore them. This is the exact background behind Psalm 23 in the Bible: “You anoint my head with oil.”

Bible Reference:

John 10:27

Psalm 23:1-6

Proverbs 4:20-21

Deuteronomy 6:4

Matthew 15:10

Matthew 17:5

Mark 12:29-32

Romans 10:17

James 1:19

Revelation 3:20

Joshua 24:24

Amos 3:8

Isaiah 10:27