The Serpent of the Dust: Unmasking the Earth Goddess as a Demonic Deceiver and the Judgment of God by Da Effiong Daniel African Holy Land 22nd November 2025 Introduction Across cultures and millennia, humanity has revered the earth as a nurturing mother, a life-giving force deserving of worship and sacrifice. From the ancient goddesses of fertile soil to the modern, secular celebrations of "Mother Earth," this archetype persists as a seemingly universal constant. Yet, what if this revered figure is not a benevolent guardian but a primordial deceiver? What if the worship offered at her altar is not an act of harmony but a rebellion that invites divine judgment? This work argues that through the lens of Biblical prophecy in Deuteronomy 32, the manifestation of traditional rituals like the Ikpaisong appeasement, and the confirmation of modern spiritual visions, it is evident that the entity known as the 'serpent of the dust' is a demonic power globally worshipped as an e...
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The First Day Restored: A Theological Treatise on the Primordial Personalities of Light and Darkness and the Reclamation of Sacred Time
--- The First Day Restored: A Theological Treatise on the Primordial Personalities of Light and Darkness and the Reclamation of Sacred Time Author: Da Effiong Daniel, African Holy Land] Date:10th November 2025 - Abstract This paper presents a theological re-examination of the Genesis creation narrative, positing that the First Day (Yom Rishon) describes a primordial, pre-cosmic event involving personal, spiritual beings rather than impersonal forces. It argues that the "light" of Genesis 1:3 is a created, personal agent of God's glory—ultimately fulfilled in Jesus Christ—while the "darkness" is a personal spirit of chaos and rebellion. This framework elevates the First and Seventh Days as the two supreme pillars of creation: one initiating a cosmic victory, the other promising its consummation in eternal rest. The paper further contends that a demonic strategy has historically obscured this truth through the reduction of the "Day of ...
THE GREAT SLUMBER: A Prophetic Word Against the Sedated Church By Da Effiong Daniel African Holy Land 20 th November 2025 Prologue: The Midnight Word In the watch of the night, in the space between sleeping and waking, a scroll was unfurled in my spirit. Upon it, a single, searing inscription burned: THE MACROPIUM CHURCH. This was no word from the lexicon of man. It was a divine synthesis, a diagnosis from heaven for an ailing generation. A name was given to the unnamed sickness of the modern assembly. This is the record of that vision. I. The Diagnosis: A Name for the Sickness The Spirit fused two truths into one portmanteau of judgment: · MACRO: Large, expansive, visible, influential. · OPIUM: A numbing agent, a sedative, a deceiver of the senses. Therefore, The Macropium Church is a body grown vast in structure yet numb in spirit; wide in reach yet weak in power. It has traded its prophetic backbone for cultural relevance, its discernment for visib...
The Manifestation of the True Vine: The Spirit of Christ in Obot Akara By Da Effiong Daniel African Holy Land
The Manifestation of the True Vine: The Spirit of Christ in Obot Akara By Da Effiong Daniel African Holy Land Logo Description The Star of David with the Emerging Red Lion: A visual representation symbolizing Jesus Christ (the True Israel) revealed in power and authority through the priestly-royal lineage of Judah in Africa. I. The Theological Foundation: Christ as the True Israel The narrative begins with a pivotal event: God brought Jacob (Israel) to breathe his last in Africa (Genesis 46:3-4, 6-7), where he delivered his last days prophetic words (Genesis 49:1). From this, a profound duality emerged: · His physical body was laid to rest in the cave of Machpelah in Canaan (Genesis 50:13). · His spirit—his prophetic destiny and covenant identity—remained in Africa with the seed God promised to preserve. This foundational event finds its ultimate meaning in the New Testament revelation that Jesus Christ is the complete fulfillment of Israel's identity. · He is the Tru...
The Un-Tamable Tongue: A Biblical Diagnosis of Why International Peace Fails Da Effiong Daniel African Holy Land Minister of the Gospel and Sociologist Abstract This paper explores the phenomenon of taunt as a destabilizing force in human relations, political conflicts, and theological discourse. Drawing upon African oral traditions, biblical narratives, and contemporary international crises, it demonstrates how the untamable tongue escalates disputes from village quarrels to global confrontations. Using Pharaoh’s defiance in Exodus and Ezekiel as an archetype, the study shows how divine authority responds to human arrogance, reducing the taunter’s voice to mere noise destined to fade. The analysis extends to the Iranian–Israeli conflict and the partiality of international institutions such as the United Nations, exposing the limits of human peace strategies when rooted in deceitful hearts. Theologically, the work argues that true and lasting peace cannot be l...