Translation from Spanish
Blessings in the name of Jesus. I am here again to speak on behalf of the God of Israel.
[Acts 2:17-18] And it shall come to pass in the last days, saith God, I will pour out of my Spirit upon all flesh: and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, and your young men shall see visions, and your old men shall dream dreams: and on my servants and on my handmaidens I will pour out in those days of my Spirit; and they shall prophesy
[Ephesians 4:10-13] And he gave some, apostles; and some, prophets; and some, evangelists; and some, pastors and teachers; for the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ: till we all come in the unity of the faith, and of the knowledge of the Son of God, unto a perfect man, unto the measure of the stature of the fulness of Christ.
In these last days, the Lord still has messengers, like the one speaking to you. The Lord has given me a prophetic ministry to speak to nations, kings, congregations, and anyone the Lord wants to speak to in order to alert them, warn them, or make clear what He wants in these last days.
What I am about to say is not my personal opinion about El Salvador and Nayib Bukele. I am here in my role as a messenger of the kingdom of heaven to speak to you about what God thinks of that country and its president.
My beloved, says Jesus, I am the One who placed this king over My tiny but mighty country, whose name expresses the very meaning of My name. I am the One who chose this country, which many dismissed as insignificant, to be a light not only to Central America but also to the Americas, and even to inspire the rest of the world.
I am the One who sets up kings and removes them, says the God of Israel. I am God, the Ruler of rulers, and I carefully choose the authorities to govern the nations of the earth. I am that King who, even today, continues to anoint kings to govern today’s nations.
[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 am the One who invested Nayib Bukele with authority to govern a country that was in ruins when he took office, says God. I am the One who gave him the scepter. I am the One who placed the crown on his head. I am the One who indeed placed the royal mantle on him and chose him to occupy that country’s throne so that I can reign through him for the duration of his term.
And I not only gave authority to this man I chose as the head of this body—the Salvadoran people—but also granted him the wisdom he asked Me for to govern so great a people, says God, to judge justly and to govern fairly in that Central American country I have My eyes fixed on.
[1 Kings 4:29-30] God gave Solomon wisdom and understanding exceeding much, and largeness of heart, even as the sand that is on the sea shore. And Solomon’s wisdom excelled the wisdom of all the children of the east country, and all the wisdom of Egypt.
I gave Nayib Bukele many talents to help him cope with the problems he would face when he took office as king, says God. And I not only gave him wisdom to govern with a firm hand, with decisiveness, and with conviction, so that his yes would be yes and his no would be no, but I also gave him financial wisdom to obtain the resources he needed and carry out the orders I gave him to rebuild a country that was bleeding to death.
I am the One who grants understanding and wisdom, says the Lord. I am the One who inspires people to make decisions to get a sinking ship afloat again.
[Proverbs 2:6] For the LORD giveth wisdom: Out of his mouth cometh knowledge and understanding.
Nayib Bukele has often felt weak, says the Lord, but I am the One who has strengthened him.
Nayib Bukele is a wise man with a good heart. He wants to be just, says the Lord, and he is well aware that I weigh all things on My scales of justice.
Noelia: The Lord says there are models for how to conduct oneself and handle certain matters wisely, or for rebuilding a collapsed building that lies in ruins, and Nayib Bukele has received models directly from the kingdom of heaven to put into practice on earth, beginning with El Salvador.
Just as Moses once received the pattern for the tabernacle directly from the Lord, so the God of Israel has given Nayib Bukele the blueprint for governing El Salvador throughout this time, to restore order to the streets and set the boundaries needed to control crime. Through inspiration, the Lord gave Nayib Bukele a model for putting everything in order in El Salvador.
This is so, says God. Even if many of you do not believe it, I am the One who has given him a wise and discerning heart that understands even the times, so that he can firmly take the reins of this cart that was heading straight for the precipice, with no direction and without the authority needed to keep it on the road.
A firm hand was needed to control crime, says the Lord. Certain boundaries had to be set and the law enforced so that it would be put into practice rather than remain mere words on a page.
[Matthew 22:21] Render therefore unto Cæsar the things which are Cæsar’s; and unto God the things that are God’s.
There is also an earthly law that must be obeyed, says the Lord, not just a spiritual law. Order must be established in society, and those who show no restraint must be stopped—those who abuse their neighbors, those who invade territories, those who assault or murder without anyone putting handcuffs on their wrists.
Just as there is a heavenly order, there must also be an earthly order, says the Lord. It is lawful to imprison a criminal who deserves imprisonment. It is lawful to sentence the guilty, says the Lord.
Noelia: God says that He was the One who placed this man in the presidency, and that this man has fulfilled divine purposes in El Salvador and has genuine faith in Jesus as the Son of God, as well as courage, astuteness, and a gift for public speaking.
God tells me He has given Nayib Bukele a heavenly model, just as He gave Moses the pattern for the tabernacle. God has given Nayib Bukele a blueprint for controlling gangs and stopping organized crime not only in El Salvador but also in other countries in the Americas, and He is inspiring several presidents to follow the same path as Bukele.
[Exodus 25:40] And look that thou make them after their pattern, which was shewed thee in the mount.
The Lord reveals to me that those presidents do have a measure of faith. They believe in the God of Israel and are asking Him for strategies to put a stop to the disorder in their countries. But they must also ask for financial wisdom, because the model He gave Nayib Bukele needs an economic foundation and resources to build the infrastructure needed to contain crime, and not all the countries that want to apply that model have the resources Bukele has obtained and continues to obtain.
That is why the Lord has given Nayib Bukele not only wisdom, a firm voice, and a firm hand to apply this blueprint he received from heaven, but also financial and economic wisdom and the astuteness to negotiate with various powerful leaders around the world and exchange resources of different kinds, thus securing the revenue needed to finance that infrastructure designed to contain organized crime.
The Lord says there are Latin American presidents who think they can implement the same model, but in many cases the problem is that they lack the resources and financial wisdom needed, even though they may be decisive, courageous, and determined. Ecuador is one such case.
The Lord tells me He chose El Salvador to raise it up as a beacon, especially for the Americas, to surprise the world, to exalt what was despised and lift up what had been brought low, because the Salvadoran people knew to get down on their knees before Him, cry out for their nation, and ask for the restoration of their people and their land. And God answered those prayers by sending a Solomon.
The Lord is humbling European countries that thought they were very wise but are now seeing someone wiser, someone who built everything from nothing, who achieved things many thought were impossible.
From God’s perspective, El Salvador today is an example to all the other countries on earth, even though it hasn’t yet reached the point God wants it to reach.
But having come this far already deserves recognition, says the Lord.
Yet even Solomon had flaws, says the Lord. Even Solomon had weaknesses and was tempted. His wisdom could not save him from his sin.
Yet, says God, the more someone is given, the more is required of them; the more someone has, the greater their responsibility; the more someone judges, the more they will be judged; and whoever measures by a stricter standard will be measured by that same standard.
Noelia: The Lord tells Nayib Bukele through me that the wisdom He has given him doesn’t guarantee that he is doing everything right, that even his genuine faith comes from God, as a gift from heaven, and that trying to do things well doesn’t always result in doing them perfectly.
The Lord certainly has His eyes on Nayib Bukele and sees the things he is doing well. The Lord looks with favor on all the effort this man has put into doing good in his country to this day, and He is pleased with the obedience he has shown in everything He has commanded him to do, even though it hasn’t been easy and he’s had to face buffaloes, dogs, and enemies large, medium, and small.
In the book of Revelation, the Lord spoke to each of the churches, highlighting the good things each one did as well as the things it needed to correct, and today He does the same with Nayib Bukele. The Lord tells him He has weighed his heart, seen his tears when he was alone, counted his sleepless nights, and seen him praying in his spirit even when he hasn’t opened his mouth.
But I have this against you: the rod of correction in your hand has exceeded its proper bounds, says the Lord, and you are inflicting violence on convicted prisoners that I did not ask you to inflict.
But I have this against you: you have added things to the model I showed you that I did not ask you to add, even though you have been obedient and have successfully put it into practice in My country, El Salvador, says the Lord.
But I have this against you: you are not only establishing order with a firm hand in My country, El Salvador, but you are also using excessive force.
But I have this against you: complaints of mistreatment and unjustified violence against prisoners have reached your ears, and you have not responded in the way I expected, says the Lord.
You have received complaints of hunger and even starvation, of lack of water, and of beatings and various kinds of mistreatment inflicted on convicted prisoners as punishment—things I have not commanded you to do and that I am weighing on My scales of justice, because I am God and I show no partiality.
[Romans 2:11] There is no respect of persons with God.
But I have this against you: you are administering a form of justice that is beyond your authority, says the Lord.
Therefore, repent and take action, says the Lord, and put in order the things that need to be put in order so that the spiritual doors in El Salvador will be closed to the enemy and you will not give him the right to bring more violence into the country because of the violence you are inflicting.
Therefore, promptly set right what you have yet to set right, so that when you are weighed on My scales of justice, the devil will have nothing to accuse you of, says the Lord.
Noelia: The Lord shows me that even though Nayib Bukele has good intentions, even though he wants to be just, do things well, and please the Lord, he is allowing convicted prisoners to be subjected to a form of violence that God does not approve of.
One problem is that if he doesn’t stop this violence taking place in El Salvador’s prisons, those under his command who tend to abuse their authority will use his inaction as an excuse for continuing this mistreatment.
Another problem is that if he doesn’t act in time to correct these flaws in the model God gave him to contain violence in his country, the countries God is calling to copy and apply this model will implement it with the same flaws.
There are world leaders in this time who are uncompromising, and that is partly a good thing, but today it is no longer a matter of an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth, because we are not under the law of Moses but under the law of Christ. And Christ Himself spoke about those in prison.
[Matthew 25:36] I was sick, and ye visited me: I was in prison, and ye came unto me.
The law has changed, and grace is available to everyone who repents. And even if those prisoners don’t repent, God expects their dignity to be respected.
As I was saying, if Nayib Bukele doesn’t correct this model in time, the problem is that those kings who have the same determination, the same decisiveness, and the same courage to apply it in their countries may implement an imperfect model and thus commit the same sins being committed in El Salvador.
God shows me that many leaders of Latin American nations believe in Him and have genuine faith in Jesus, but in their hearts they lack the revelation of the grace the Lord freely gave through the sacrifice on the cross, establishing a new covenant in His blood.
That’s why the Lord calls His people in Latin America to intercede for those kings so that they will use the force needed to stop violence that could not otherwise be stopped, but without overstepping their bounds, abusing the authority God gave them, or taking the law into their own hands, and so that a measure of grace will dwell in their hearts and they won’t act with the harshness that may be typical of them.
Little ones, says the Lord, pray for balance, pray for justice, pray for correction, pray that those kings who understand the old covenant very well but have less revelation of the new will receive a revelation of grace.
[Psalms 89:14] Justice and judgment are the habitation of thy throne: Mercy and truth shall go before thy face.
The Lord now tells His Christian people to stand in the gap in this matter, to step into the breach and cry out to God so that those holes opening in El Salvador’s spiritual walls will be closed.
A firm hand, yes, but unjustified violence, no, says the Lord. Order, yes, but abuse of power and authority, no.
Pray about this, says the Lord. Pray that Nayib Bukele will get back on the right path and correct what is still flawed today. Pray for him, because I correct the son I love.
Pray that Nayib Bukele will remain in office, says the Lord. Pray for a stable throne. Pray that his legs will not tremble when threats come from the east. Pray that he will not compromise with foreign businessmen. Pray for even more wisdom for him. Pray for uprightness, for honest scales, and for love to be put into practice in the right way.
Pray, little ones, says God. Pray for his health and his heart.
Noelia: The Lord has shown me plans to attack this man’s health, specifically his heart, but this can be stopped through intercession.
Pray for mercy and stability in El Salvador, says God. Pray that Nayib Bukele will not give away what he should not give away.
Noelia: The Lord shows me that just as there are countries that sell security and various services, not only natural resources and material things, El Salvador must sell and not give away what it has worked so hard to achieve. The Lord says El Salvador should sell these things at a good price rather than give them away to the countries that are interested.
The Lord now brings to mind the passage where the people interceded for Jonathan and the Lord rescued him from death.
[1 Samuel 14:45] And the people said unto Saul, Shall Jonathan die, who hath wrought this great salvation in Israel? God forbid: as the LORD liveth, there shall not one hair of his head fall to the ground; for he hath wrought with God this day. So the people rescued Jonathan, that he died not.
This passage is for the intercessors in El Salvador, so that they will pray for their president.
The Lord also shows me that we must pray about weather-related disasters, floods, tsunamis, surging seas, coastal flooding, problems in the fields and in agriculture, and climate disruptions that affect crops.
The Lord wants us to pray against terrorist cells that want to come to El Salvador, as I have already mentioned in the message for Central America, and also for the planned attacks against Nayib Bukele to be thwarted.
The Lord wants us to pray that He will continue giving Nayib Bukele strategies and new laws concerning migration in these last days, when people go to and fro looking for a place to lay their heads but cannot find one.
The waters will grow turbulent, says the Lord, and the seas will rise over Central America. But if My people humble themselves and intercede, asking Me to forgive the sins of their kings and of the inhabitants of their land, this can be stopped or lessened.
Little ones, pray and cry out for your nation, says God. Bless El Salvador, because El Salvador is designed to be like a life preserver for other nations that are now going through what it once went through. It does not bear its name in vain, says God.
Pray against the witchcraft that witches and warlocks still practice in that land, says God, and pray that your president will make no agreement with wolves in sheep’s clothing. Pray that his yes will remain yes and his no will remain no, and I will bless you.
Noelia: In recent days, the Lord has been telling me that His people throughout Latin America must also intercede to prevent new dictatorships from arising in the region.
We know that God has said through me and other prophets that He would cut off dictators’ heads, and we’ve seen how this word has already been fulfilled in part. But some dictatorships have yet to fall in this time, because a change of kings and ideologies is taking place, as the Lord also announced, and we are seeing that tremendous change, particularly in South America.
But while some dictatorships will continue to fall, other dictatorships are in the making in several nations of the Americas, because some of the kings begin to harbor the desire to remain forever on those nations’ thrones when they see that many of their decisions have been successful and are producing results.
God’s instruction to you is to ask Him not to allow any of those kings to remain seated on their throne a single day longer than God has appointed for their reign.
But if God’s people don’t pray and fast as much as God expects, and instead embrace dictatorial ideas, then while some dictatorships fall, others will arise from governments that began well, bringing order to the country and using the firm hand needed to stop things that couldn’t otherwise be stopped.
Therefore, each of you must pray, seeking guidance to know who to vote for and how long to keep voting for them, who to support and how long to keep supporting them.
These are the Lord’s instructions and warning for El Salvador and Latin America in this time. Bring all of this to God in prayer and pray for your nations. Bless your government leaders and pray for them, because that’s a biblical command.
[1 Timothy 2:1-2] I exhort therefore, that, first of all, supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks, be made for all men; for kings, and for all that are in authority; that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life in all godliness and honesty.
I greet you from Argentina in the name of Jesus. Amen.