Translation from Spanish
May the Lord bless you in the name of Jesus. I am here to give a prophetic word for Colombia and its president, Gustavo Petro, and to call this nation to intercede.
I want to make clear that this ministry does not engage in politics; rather, it announces what God wants to announce about kings, governments, and nations, according to His will, because this is what He has sent me to do. And to those who say that the Lord doesn’t get involved in politics, Scripture says:
[Daniel 2:21] He changeth the times and the seasons: he removeth kings, and setteth up kings: he giveth wisdom unto the wise, and knowledge to them that know understanding.
I’ve already spoken about Colombia in prophetic words received in February and December of 2023. While praying to the Lord and asking Him what is coming for Colombia in this time, I understood that the word from February 2023 is still in effect.
Every time I intercede for this nation, the Lord repeats the same thing to me: the judgment on Colombia has still not stopped and has not lessened. His arm remains outstretched, and a time of dealing still remains.
A few days ago, while interceding for Colombia with one of my groups, the Lord began to speak to us about corruption in the elections and political chaos. That phrase kept coming back again and again: political chaos.
I’m not saying this only as an announcement, but to give the church in Colombia clarity for intercession and help it know how to pray for its nation. As a watchman, I not only warn about what is coming, but I also give notice so the people can prepare, repent, and cry out, because the judgment may be lessened or, if God has mercy, cut short.
I saw electoral corruption, political chaos, persecution of Christians, and rebellion of the people. I already announced some of this in 2023, and I understand that so far we have only seen a glimpse.
Not everything is shown in the news, but Colombian brothers and sisters can testify about the repression that already exists in Colombia. I’ve seen Christians in prison, persecuted, exiled, or forced to leave the country.
There are spiritual powers of violence over Colombia that don’t operate the same way as they do in other countries, and the Lord warns of much rebellion, especially against the government. A pattern is repeating across several nations: people who won’t accept the results of their own elections and rise up against the newly elected leaders.
God had already said that many leaders of nations would be removed, some by other kings and others by the people themselves. He is removing and changing kings, causing a tsunami in world politics to put things in place before the appearance of the son of sin and before the coming of the Lord.
You will see rebellion among the people: marches, discontent, and revolts. I saw something similar to what happened in Bolivia after Rodrigo Paz was elected president: an attempt to remove him from the throne. I saw something similar for Colombia.
The Lord also told me that the cup of sins is full. I saw a cup being poured out over Colombia, the flag torn, the country broken and divided in two.
The Lord repeated: darkness, gloom, and brokenness are coming. Because of its sins, Colombia continues to go down like a sinking ship. The judgment will continue to be poured out. God’s arm will not be lowered until His judgment on this nation is executed.
The Holy Spirit also spoke to me again about Gustavo Petro.
I had already prophesied about him on December 30, 2023. I saw a gavel strike God’s table and announced judgment, although at that moment it was not clearly revealed to me what that judgment would be, and the Lord revealed to me that Petro was destroying Colombia and that judgment was coming against him for that reason.
But now the Lord spoke to me more clearly about Petro and showed me that he is corrupt, that he is a mobster, that he is involved in arms sales and trafficking, that he has sold Colombia, that he has cursed and abandoned Israel, and that he was not worthy of the office he received. He did not honor the position the Lord gave him.
I also understood that Petro is sending money to banks abroad before leaving office, in a way similar to what I saw about López Obrador, the former president of Mexico.
The Lord told me that judgment is coming against Petro, a literal trial. I saw him exposed, and I seemed to understand that he will be tried for corruption, although I do not rule out other causes.
The Lord gave me this passage specifically for Petro:
[James 2:13] He shall have judgment without mercy, that hath shewed no mercy; and mercy rejoiceth against judgment.
Petro has done wickedness without mercy. He has projected a public image of caring for the poor, but his heart is hardened like Pharaoh’s. He has sold his country and has stolen from its coffers.
The Lord told me: “Because he did not show mercy to Colombia, neither will I have mercy on him.”
He had many opportunities, but he did not take them. His wickedness, his lack of mercy toward Colombia and toward Israel, the apple of the Lord’s eye, filled the cup. And when wickedness fills the cup of a person, congregation, city, or nation, and exhausts the Lord’s patience, then judgments come, because that is His justice.
For the church in Colombia, the Lord showed me that many Christians are putting their hope in a man and are making Abelardo de la Espriella into an idol. I’m not saying whether he will win or not, or whether he is from God or not; I’m only saying what the Holy Spirit revealed to me about the motives of the heart.
There is a people praying and fasting for the elections, but the way many are interceding is not entirely upright before God. The children of God in Colombia are interceding more for a candidate to be elected than for the will of God to be established.
That man has already become a golden calf for the church, because their hope is not set first on the God of Israel, but on a man of flesh and blood.
The Spirit told me: “Warn them to correct the way they are praying; not by ceasing to intercede and fast for My will to be established on the throne of Colombia, but by praying in such a way that I remain seated first on the throne of their hearts. Warn them to remove every man of flesh and blood from that throne.”
The people of God in Colombia first need to cry out for justice and intercede for Colombia to repent. God will put in place the leader He has determined, but the church needs to correct the motivation with which it prays for its country and for the elections.
Beyond these elections, Colombia will continue going downhill for a while longer. Violence will intensify, and the problems will not cease simply because one political movement replaces another.
What I’ve said in other prophetic words has already been seen in part, but it still has not been fulfilled to the extent we will eventually see. If the church in Colombia and the intercessors from other nations do what they need to do, this judgment can be lessened and even shortened. But if the church doesn’t intercede as it should, things can become more complicated.
Beloved heavenly Father, in the mighty name of Jesus Christ, I ask You to open hearts to receive every word that came from You. Impart wisdom to the Colombian people who cry out for their nation and for the king You have planned for that throne.
Place in the hearts of our brothers and sisters a desire to intercede for people to repent, leave their idols, their witchcraft, and every false hope, and ask for forgiveness and seek You.
The Lord tells me that Colombians need to ask forgiveness as Daniel did when he prayed on behalf of his people, confessing their sins.
[Daniel 9:20] Whiles I was speaking, and praying, and confessing my sin and the sin of my people Israel, and presenting my supplication before the LORD my God for the holy mountain of my God.
I see an earthquake over Colombia. It’s a political shaking. I see heads being cut off again: one king wanting to dethrone another by force. I see corruption in the elections and drug trafficking at the top.
The Lord reveals these things so you can pray effectively and your intercession will not be rejected.
Nevertheless, in this cloudy sky over Colombia, small rays of hope are beginning to appear.
Have hope, little ones, says the Lord. Do justice, so that the weight of the judgment appointed to continue falling on Colombia may lessen.
Do the justice they fail to do, says the Lord. Repent for what they do not repent of. Fast for what they do not fast for. Bless Colombia when they curse it.
Do your part, but with an upright, consecrated heart that does not seek its own. Do not ask for what you want, says the Lord. Ask for what is on My heart. Ask Me for revelation to pray as you should and not as you see fit.
Noelia: This is the first thing God expects from His Colombian people: not to tell Him who should be elected president, but to cry out for repentance and confess the sin of their nation so He will have mercy.
And again this warning: do not place all your bets on a man. Place all your bets on the Lord.
Amen.