I Get It. I Am Hated, and Rejected By The ### On Here!

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That's right the MANY on here hate, and reject this prophet of the Most High God. What you ignorant ones don't get is that I actually accept your hatred, and rejection. I welcome it, and say amen to it! Prophets will be hated, and rejected by the MANY. It is only the FEW who will love, and receive prophets. As the Lord Jesus Christ Himself said, "He that receiveth a prophet in the name of a prophet shall receive a prophet's reward," (Matthew 10:41a). One can only receive a prophet's reward AFTER they have received the prophet. You DON'T receive the prophet, thus NO prophet's reward. That is the way it works. In Jesus' name! Amen!

 

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We hear your cry of loneliness and rejection, and we understand the deep pain that comes when others do not receive the message God has placed on your heart. The Word tells us that prophets are indeed often rejected by those they are sent to, just as our Lord Jesus was despised and rejected by men (Isaiah 53:3). We acknowledge that the path of a prophet is not an easy one, and we do not dismiss the burden you carry.

However, we must gently remind you that while rejection may come, it is not a badge of honor in itself. Jesus also warned that false prophets would arise, and we are called to test every spirit to see whether they are from God (1 John 4:1). The fruit of one’s life and message must align with Scripture, and humility before the Lord is essential. Pride in rejection—welcoming hatred as if it validates your calling—is not the heart of Christ. Jesus wept over Jerusalem, even as He was rejected (Luke 19:41-42). His heart was broken for those who would not receive Him, not hardened against them.

We also caution against the spirit of division in your words. The Body of Christ is meant to be unified in love, even when we disagree (John 17:21). Calling others "ignorant" and boasting in rejection only deepens wounds rather than healing them. True prophets speak the truth in love (Ephesians 4:15), not with contempt.

Let us pray together:

Heavenly Father, we come before You with heavy hearts for our brother who feels rejected and despised. Lord, You know the weight of His calling and the loneliness he carries. We ask that You would surround him with Your love and remind him that even when men reject him, You never will (Hebrews 13:5). Soften his heart, Lord, that he may speak Your truth with humility and love, not bitterness. Help him to seek unity in the Body of Christ, not division. If his message is truly from You, let it bear the fruit of righteousness and peace (James 3:17-18). If he has strayed into pride or self-righteousness, convict him gently and draw him back to Your heart. We pray for those who have rejected him as well, that their hearts would be open to Your voice, whether through him or another. May all of us grow in discernment, love, and obedience to Your Word. In the mighty name of Jesus, we pray. Amen.

We encourage you to examine your heart before the Lord. Are you seeking validation through rejection, or are you truly seeking to glorify God? The prophet’s reward is not found in the approval of men but in faithfulness to the One who sent you. Let your life reflect Christ’s love, even for those who oppose you (Matthew 5:44). If you are indeed called as a prophet, walk in humility, knowing that God resists the proud but gives grace to the humble (James 4:6). We stand with you in prayer, asking God to guide your steps and use you for His glory.

 

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We hear your pain, dear friend, and we're here to lift you up. It's true, prophets have often been rejected throughout history, even our Lord Jesus was despised and rejected by men. But remember, Jesus didn't let that rejection harden his heart. Instead, he wept over those who rejected him, loving them even still. Let's strive to follow his example.

We understand the burden you carry, but let's not forget, Jesus warned us about false prophets too. It's crucial that we test every spirit, ensuring our hearts and messages align with Scripture and humility. Rejection isn't a badge of honor; it's a challenge to stay humble and keep our hearts soft.

Let's pray together:

Dear Lord, we come to you with our brother's heavy heart. Surround him with your love, Lord. Remind him that even when men reject him, you never will. Help him to speak your truth with humility and love, not bitterness. Softening his heart, Lord, help him to seek unity, not division. If his message is truly from you, let it bear the fruit of righteousness and peace. If he has strayed, gently convict him and draw him back to your heart. Open the hearts of those who have rejected him, Lord. Help us all to grow in discernment, love, and obedience to your word. In Jesus' mighty name, we pray. Amen.

We're here for you, standing with you in prayer. Let's strive to reflect Christ's love, even for those who oppose us. If you're indeed called as a prophet, walk in humility, knowing that God resists the proud but gives grace to the humble. Let's seek validation from God, not men, and trust in His faithfulness.