Translation from Spanish

[John 16:33] These things I have spoken unto you, that in me ye might have peace. In the world ye shall have tribulation: but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world.

These are the words our beloved Lord Jesus Christ left us so we would remember them in these turbulent times, in these times of upheaval, when the Lord is shaking everything that can be shaken, until there is a new earth and a new heaven and He is glorified forever.

Beloved heavenly Father, thank You for this new time to hear Your voice, for this new opportunity to inquire into Your matters, and for this new space for prophecy. While in so many places the door is shut to Your Spirit when He wants to speak through a prophetic vessel You have chosen, here we have a prophetic space where we are ready to listen to You and speak on Your behalf, Lord, not because we want it that way, but because You ordained it that way and commanded us to do it.

Here is Your trumpet to the nations, Lord. Here is Your megaphone, sounding loudly, broadcasting to everyone who wants to hear, to everyone who has ears to hear what You want to communicate, Lord. Here there is no stopping the glorious Holy Spirit. Here there is no hindrance to the manifestation of Your power.

This is a virtual platform from which Your powerful voice, which shakes the nations, can be manifested and resound in the ears of Your children and of everyone who acknowledges You as the only God of the universe—of heaven, of earth, and of everything that exists, Lord.

Thank You, heavenly Father. Yours is the glory, Lord. Yours is the honor for everything You will say. I am a simple messenger of what You want to say. Thank You, my beloved.

And this passage comes to mind:

[1 Corinthians 14:3] But he that prophesieth speaketh unto men to edification, and exhortation, and comfort.

In this message that God will give you today through me, those three things will be fulfilled. You will receive edification, you will receive exhortation, you will receive comfort, and Jesus will manifest Himself through this prophetic message.

The prophetic message

My beloved, I am peace, says Jesus. I overcame to give you a peace that nothing and no one else can give you. While everything in the world is being shaken, while everything trembles and man is being tested to separate the wheat from the tares, so that each one may reveal who he is and show his true face while everything shakes beneath his feet, while bombs explode, missiles fall, and the red buttons are about to be pressed, while destruction, anguish, weeping, and desolation are coming, you can find peace in Me, because I am the Prince of Peace.

Little ones, I love you, I care for you, and I protect you. And in the midst of every process, in the midst of every purification, while you are going through the fire of the final testing for the whole world, while you are going through that pain and affliction of being tested, purified, and feeling how that fire burns, even in those moments you have within reach the opportunity to have peace.

Those who are in the world cannot experience that peace that remains the same in health or in sickness, in plenty or in hunger, in bodily pain or in well-being, in abundance or in lack, in company or in loneliness, says the Lord.

It’s a peace that I give, says Jesus, a peace that doesn’t change with the circumstances the person who carries it is going through. It’s a peace that can remain like an immovable pillar within you, if you know how to hold fast to it.

In Me and only in Me will you find that peace, and not in any other person, in any other god, in any other religion, says Jesus. I am the Prince of Peace. Therefore, I govern peace. It is Mine to give or take away, says the Lord. I am the One who administers peace. That’s why one of My titles is Prince of Peace.

[Isaiah 9:6] For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.

Noelia: The Lord says that those who are in the world cannot experience the peace that the children of God are able to experience. Those who haven’t come to Him don’t have the grace to dwell in that peace while they are in affliction.

This is a treasure, says the Lord. It’s an undeserved gift, given by grace, that everyone who believes in the Son of God can receive.

You have to learn to live through that peace. You have to learn to cling to that pillar within you, understanding that in the world you will have afflictions, you will feel pain, but even so your spirits can rest in Me in complete peace, says Jesus.

Noelia: The Lord reveals to me that there are martyrs who, even as they lay down their lives in the name of the Lord Jesus, continue to experience a peace that nothing and no one can take from them. A martyr’s life may be taken away, but not their peace, if that person chooses to remain in that peace even as their life is being taken.

The Holy Spirit shows me that many children of God have so much inner turmoil, are so confused and disordered within, so worried and anxious, because they haven’t learned to draw on this peace that Jesus gives them or to cling to that pillar of peace that has been within them ever since Jesus came to dwell in them.

That’s what this message of comfort is about, among other things. God is telling you that there is a way to go through what you are going through with a peace that nothing and no one can take from you, if that’s what you choose.

The Holy Spirit shows me that when a person dwells in the secret place with the Lord, when they seek Him regularly and set aside certain moments of the day to be with Him and worship Him in spirit and in truth, the peace of Jesus comes upon that person in a deeper and more constant way, because Jesus is the One who brings peace to a place.

And these Bible passages come to mind:

[John 14:27] Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.

[Luke 10:5] And into whatsoever house ye enter, first say, Peace be to this house.

While the Lord was bringing these passages to my mind, I was having a vision in which I saw a child of God seeking the Lord in the privacy of their room, or on a mountain, or in a square, or in any place they had chosen to be alone with Him. And I saw the Lord Jesus entering that place in the spirit, and peace manifesting there.

The Lord’s holy counsel for your life in this season is that you understand that if you are inwardly unsettled, if you are going through trials that are hard to bear, in which your soul tends to become overly agitated and your spirit tends to lose its peace, intimacy with the Lord restores that balance, because when you are alone with Him, dwelling in that secret place to worship, to pray, to listen, or simply to sit in silence and meditate on Him, the peace of Jesus is manifested, because He comes to meet with you.

He makes Himself present, and even though you may not be able to see Him, or perhaps even feel Him, He still comes to that meeting. When you seek Him in solitude, peace manifests in that place, your inner peace is restored, and the storm in your soul begins to calm, because He makes Himself present when you seek Him in this way.

If we have the Prince of Peace dwelling within us, making His home in us, His peace manifests in that place when we enter a house. That’s why the Lord told His disciples to say, “Peace be to this house,” when they enter a house.

Through this prophetic message, the Lord wants you not only to learn to walk in His peace while you go through this tribulation of these end times, but also to impart it to others and help calm their storms.

God says that even more turbulent times are coming, and while in the world there is less and less peace and more and more war, destruction, desolation, and anguish, and people are troubled, fear takes hold of them, and worry overwhelms them, we have to make a difference by showing through our testimony that the peace of Jesus dwells in us.

Have hope, little ones, says the Lord, for although it’s true that terrible things are coming upon the world—things that can easily shake the soul and make it easy to stop believing and hoping for good—you must learn to be transformed and to live like a still and quiet pond, fully trusting in Me, even when things are not easy and your eyes see nothing that gives hope.

The world will offer you no peace of any kind, but only disorder, turmoil, and chaos, because that’s what is written for this time, and that’s where the world is going. But you must learn to walk along that ledge without being afraid of falling, says the Lord.

What I am telling you is possible, says the Lord, even though many of you are thinking in your hearts that this cannot be true, that you are not capable of attaining this unshakable peace, this peace that is independent of what is happening around you. You think it’s not real, that it’s imaginary, that it cannot become a reality in your daily lives. You have believed the devil’s lie when he has told you that it’s impossible to have peace with everything that is happening.

Do not believe the devil; believe Me, says Jesus, remembering once again that I am the Prince of Peace. Ask Me to reveal this peace to you, because it’s not absent from within you, dwelling there permanently; rather, many of you still haven’t learned to find it and cling to it.

My friends, My words are not words carried away by the wind, says the Lord. My words are not false or empty. I speak what is true, and everyone who believes what I am revealing to you today will find that hidden treasure within themselves, and in their life there will be a before and an after.

Believe Me, and not the enemy, says the Lord, because he cannot give peace, for he doesn’t have it. Only the one who has peace can give it. Only the one who possesses something can give what he has, and the devil has nothing good to give you. He has only lies, distractions, and deceptions, which many of you are accepting and believing.

Change the way you think, says the Lord. Believe what is written. Meditate on peace.

Noelia: I am seeing a white dove, which represents the Holy Spirit of God. That white color represents not only purity and holiness, but also the peace of God.

The Spirit shows me that some of you have dreams in which you see yourselves dressed completely in white. This may represent not only that you are walking in holiness, but also that the Lord is calling you to walk in His peace.

The Lord tells me that this message may seem to be of little importance, yet the lives of those who learn to apply this counsel and receive the revelation of the peace of Jesus may be radically changed. And this prophetic word may be the key you needed to truly live the Gospel and experience the new life in Jesus Christ as never before.

Many of you are born again, are baptized in water, have received the baptism of the Holy Spirit, have experienced the manifestation of certain spiritual gifts, have felt the presence of the Holy Spirit at certain times, but even so, you’re not walking in the peace of Jesus.

It’s not that Jesus hasn’t given you His peace, but that you haven’t learned to cling to it and choose to walk in it. Perhaps you haven’t received the revelation that this peace of Jesus is within reach, that it’s not outside of you but within you, in the temple of the Holy Spirit that you are.

The Lord says that if you understand and meditate on what He is speaking today, and put it into practice, your walk in Him can change completely. This is the key. If you apply this solution and begin the process of walking in the Lord’s peace, no matter how much affliction comes, no matter how sick you become, no matter how much you see your loved ones suffer, no matter how much death surrounds you, no matter how much need you go through, no one will be able to shake your spirit.

The Lord tells me that the problem is that many of you are confused, thinking that if things were going well for you, you would have peace, thinking that if you didn’t have problems or if you weren’t alone, you would have peace.

You associate inner peace with outward circumstances, and that’s a mistake, because the peace Christ gives is not tied to what happens outside, but rather enables a person to remain unshakable in their faith while everything around them is shaken.

The Lord says that we have to change our way of thinking and understand that if we depend on what happens outside of us to have peace, we will never have it. But if we learn to recognize this peace that the Lord Jesus gives us, if we learn to dwell in it and manifest it within us, nothing that happens outside will unsettle us.

We will be like a tree that cannot be uprooted, whose roots remain firm no matter how much the wind may shake it. We will be like that house founded on the rock, which, no matter how many storms come, no matter how fiercely the hurricanes batter it, no matter whether it rains, snows, or thunders, nothing will be able to shake it.

God says that the key is to remain in the peace He gives us, regardless of what is happening around us.

Little ones, says the Lord, I am giving you a key for your spiritual life. I am giving you a key to healing. If you truly take hold of this key, a door will open that you never imagined—a door into a new way of abiding in Me, a door that will lead you to be reconciled to many things. For the peace that I give leads the person who walks in it and knows how to abide in it to become a peacemaker and to stop struggling inwardly with certain things.

Noelia: The Lord shows me that a person who does not know how to walk in the peace of Christ and cling to this pillar available within us is usually not a peacemaker, but someone who is constantly at war within and with what is happening around them, because they have no peace within themselves. They live in a constant state of inner struggle, resisting certain things instead of understanding that peace is the solution, and that remaining in that constant state of struggle will only make those things worse.

[Matthew 5:9] Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God.

The Lord shows me that many of you have inner conflicts and are constantly struggling within. But victory is not won by strength or by human wisdom; sometimes the solution is to remain in the peace of Christ and deal with the problem from there.

The Lord tells me that when one country doesn’t want war with another country, it simply won’t accept it. No matter how much the other country attacks it, publicly vilifies it in the news, provokes it, or harms it, if that nation has decided not to respond to war with war, it won’t do so, but will remain at peace.

This also answers a question in my own heart, because over the past few days I had been thinking: “How can it be that Iran attacks so many nations in the Middle East and some don’t respond by also going to war? Why do some countries involved in the current conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran not respond in the same way when Iran attacks them?”

This applies on a personal level, on a group level, on a family level, on a congregational level, and even on a national level. When someone is a peacemaker, when they desire peace and are determined to maintain it, no matter how much they are attacked from the outside, they will not respond in the same way.

This doesn’t mean that this is how every country under attack should respond, but only that when a person or a nation decides to remain at peace, nothing that happens outside can change that decision.

Being at peace is a decision. This is the message the Lord wants to communicate right now. No matter how much they wage war against me, provoke me, vilify me to my face, hurt me, laugh at me, or do anything else against me, if I choose to remain at peace, no one can change that decision I made in my heart. If I am fully determined to remain at peace, no one can shake me, no matter how much suffering I may be going through.

Peace doesn’t take away the suffering that certain circumstances bring. If someone comes and inflicts a wound on me so that I bleed, that wound will certainly hurt. The pain is there and the body bleeds, but no one can touch my spirit unless I allow it. If I decide to remain at peace, no one can force me to choose otherwise and step out of that peace. That’s what the Lord wants to convey today.

[Isaiah 26:3] Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee.

You have to learn not to let what happens around you change your decision to remain in the peace of Christ. While everything outside is being shaken and there is more and more chaos and disorder, you must learn to keep your inner being in complete stability and stillness.

Living in the peace Christ gives is a decision, and this is possible when a person is walking in holiness. But if a person is not walking in holiness, this peace is not guaranteed, because sin takes away peace.

The Holy Spirit wants me to make clear that if a born-again Christian is living in sin, this can prevent peace from manifesting, because sin is like a blanket that covers that peace. When a person is not right with Jesus Christ, the peace He gives is taken away, and the devil takes advantage of the open doors in that person’s life to bring chaos, confusion, doubt, unbelief, pain, anguish, and depression.

Holiness is the path to true peace, and sin is the path to chaos and the loss of peace. The Lord says to choose between these two paths, because as long as you continue in your sins and do not want to repent and turn away from them, that peace will not manifest in your life.

Holiness is like the pathway that leads to that peace. Holiness is what opens the door to experiencing that inner peace. While everything is being shaken, while you go through difficult situations, if you remain in holiness, that peace is available to you.

Now I am seeing a family where there is no peace. The members of the family treat one another badly, they shout, raise their voices, and are constantly at odds with one another. And the Lord says that in such environments it’s very important to have moments alone with Him, wherever that may be, to find a time each day to withdraw and seek the Lord, so that as He comes to meet us, His peace may manifest in us and we may regain our calm.

The Lord says that the mind cannot bear so much chaotic activity throughout the day, and that a consistent secret place is even beneficial for the body, not only for the soul and the spirit. The secret place stabilizes both the mind and the body, which begin to be disturbed when a person lives in environments where there is no peace.

If this is your situation, the Lord is telling you to seek a moment of solitude with Him each day. And if that’s not possible in your home, go outside and seek Him, as the prophets of the Bible did, going to an open place, a square, a forest, a river, even just around the corner, or simply going for a walk.

The important thing is to step out of those turbulent waters for a moment, recover the peace of your soul, and then return so that you can endure what still lies ahead. But it’s a choice.

The Lord tells me that being at peace is a choice, but many of the children of His people don’t choose peace, but strife. They choose to live worried, anxious, and troubled. They choose to believe the devil more than the Lord, and because of that, the Holy Spirit who dwells in them is grieved and cannot manifest Himself, together with the Lord’s peace, to the extent He would like, because those children of God are choosing something contrary to peace.

The Lord wants you to understand that there is a decision you have to make. There are two paths before you, and the choice is within your reach, but only you can make it: the path of peace or the path without peace.

Nothing that happens around you or on a global scale should determine whether or not you walk in peace. The Lord Jesus Christ dwells in you, if you truly belong to Him, but the decision to walk in that peace that only He can give is yours. Even though the Lord Jesus, the One who brings and gives that peace, dwells in a person, that person can still decide whether to walk in it or not.

That’s why today we see so many children of God who don’t have peace, even among those who walk in the power of God and in the manifestation of the gifts of the Holy Spirit, accompanied by signs and miracles.

When a person walks in that peace, others can sense it, because it can be seen even in their appearance, in their eyes, and in the way they speak and express themselves. By their presence alone, that person bears witness that Jesus is in them.

The Lord asks right now: How many of you want to be those peacemakers? How many want to walk like shining lights, filled with the Holy Spirit and with the peace He gives? How many of you would like to become a living testimony to the peace that the Prince of Peace can give to the world through you?

The Lord asks, right now, that each one of you decide to divorce every spirit that takes away your peace and wed yourself to this peace that only Christ can give.

Having heard this, says the Lord, choose the path you will walk from now on.

[Psalms 34:14] Depart from evil, and do good; seek peace, and pursue it.

The Lord says that many of the trials you are going through are not coming to take away your peace, but so that you may learn to walk in it as you go through them. Many of the difficult things you are experiencing are not meant to steal your peace, but to lead you to surrender and raise that banner of peace, so that you may learn to live well, trusting in the Lord, without mental agitation, without torment in the soul, whether you are hungry or full, whether you are cold or warm, whether you are comfortable or uncomfortable, whether you are with others or feel alone.

Many of the things you are going through are meant to refine you and lead you into true peace. But it’s a choice. And at this very moment, while you are going through those difficult things—which the Lord is neither denying nor saying are easy—the Lord is giving you the opportunity to go through them in a different way: to choose to remain at peace even as you go through them.

I see a person who feels very alone, who is alone at home, with no one to keep them company. It is an elderly person who is deeply troubled by that loneliness. And the Lord says that if this person learns to make Jesus their first friend and the Holy Spirit their first companion, and chooses to remain at peace even though they feel so alone, their relationship with God will change, their relationship with others will change, and their relationship with themselves will also change, because peace transforms everything.

Peace is a transforming force. When Jesus enters a place, everything changes. That’s why Jesus told His disciples to say, “Peace to this house,” when they entered a place, because that peace is like a spirit that transforms everything. That’s why Jesus told them:

[Luke 24:36] And as they thus spake, Jesus himself stood in the midst of them, and saith unto them, Peace be unto you.

So today you can decide whether to remain at peace while you go through that very difficult and painful situation, or to let that storm into your heart and mind.

The devil is not to blame for your decisions, because he is simply doing his job. He comes to tempt you, to shake you, and to make things harder, but he cannot force you to stop experiencing the peace that Jesus comes to give you if you remain firm. The devil does everything possible to take that peace from you, but he cannot do so unless you allow him to.

I see someone holding a precious stone of great value in their hands. The devil comes and tries to steal it, but that person says to him, “You’re not going to take it from me. You’re not going to steal it. I won’t allow you to.” And the devil can do nothing.

The devil does indeed come to steal peace, but when a person makes the decision to dwell in it, he cannot take it away by force. However, if that person gives in, then he can take that precious stone and carry it away.

The Lord says that it is a person’s decision. Even if they are on their deathbed, if they choose to dwell in that peace that only Jesus can give, there is no devil who can steal it from them, no demon who can take it away from them, no witch who can come and snatch that peace from them.

The Lord shows me that, from now on, some of you will begin a process of putting into practice what He has revealed today. There will be days when you will walk in victory, feel a change in your inner attitude, and experience more of the peace of Jesus despite what is happening around you; but there will also be days when you will feel that it’s a little more difficult.

The Lord says to keep trying and keep practicing, and that from now on this will be a learning process until you reach a firmer stability. At times you will experience a greater, more lasting, and more consistent victory, remaining at peace even in the midst of affliction; but at other times you will feel as though, for a moment, you have failed.

The Lord says that when you fall in this process, get back up and keep practicing how to walk in the peace He gives you, because practice makes perfect. Keep practicing and keep trying, even when you hear troubling news that seeks to take your peace away.

When you hear difficult news, the first thing the enemy wants to do is take away your peace and fill you with fear. But when that happens, remember this word and try to remain firm in that peace, so that what you are hearing will not shake you inwardly.

Learning to live in the fullness of the peace of Jesus is key to being able to endure the difficult times that are coming, and not only the daily situations of life that the devil wants to use to steal our peace. This counsel will help many endure to the end, as Matthew 24 says, because without this peace it will be very difficult to remain firm and endure in the midst of the chaos and madness coming upon humanity.

Thank You, Lord, for this revelation. I impart Your peace right now to everyone who is listening, to everyone who opens their heart to receive it. Lord, baptize with the Holy Spirit everyone who has not yet been baptized, so that they may experience that peace. Lord, let this dove of peace enter those temples where it has not yet entered.

In the name of Jesus, Lord, I ask that this peace increase in those who are already experiencing it, and that its manifestation grow. And in those who experience this peace only at times, I ask that it become permanent.

Lord, I ask You to help us grow in our experience of this peace that You give us, to be unshakable while everything around us is shaken, and also to teach us how to impart that peace that others so desperately need.

Oh, Lord, help us be a living testimony of what it means to walk in that peace, so that the world may see and ask, “What does this person have? How can they remain so peaceful in the midst of those circumstances?”

Lord, I ask You to help us awaken that desire in others, so that it may open the door for us to share the Gospel with them and bear witness that You are the One who gives us that peace that no one can take from us. They may hurt us and even take our lives, but they cannot take away the peace You give, beloved Jesus.

Thank You, Lord, for this revelation that is right now changing the minds of many brethren. Thank You for this peace that now comes to illuminate the darkness in many minds. Thank You for this peace that is right now surrounding many who believe what You are saying. Thank You for this peace that I now see entering many hearts that, until today, had been troubled.

[Romans 15:33] Now the God of peace be with you all. Amen.

Thank You, Lord, because we have the pledge of the Spirit. We can experience a foretaste of the fullness of peace that we will experience when all things are redeemed.

Thank You, Lord, because the time will come when war, strife, anguish, affliction, and weeping will come to an end. In that time of complete rest, into which we will enter when all is fulfilled, we will experience a lasting peace, no longer a fluctuating one: a real, full, and complete peace in which nothing will be able to unsettle us, because we will dwell in the presence of the Prince of Peace.

But until that moment, Your Holy Spirit grants us access to a peace the world cannot experience. Thank You, Lord, because we have the pledge of Your Spirit until the fullness of peace arrives for those who are Yours.

[2 Corinthians 5:5] Now he that hath wrought us for the selfsame thing is God, who also hath given unto us the earnest of the Spirit.

Glory to God! Praise the Lord for this word, for this revelation, for this key, for this solution the Holy Spirit is giving us. All glory and honor belong to Him.