Who are the two witnesses? Mythical figures of the end times, or a divine pattern hidden in plain sight? In this revelatory spoken-word episode, we unveil the mystery of the two olive trees and lamp stands, tracing their meaning from Zachariah to Revelation. This is not speculation, but Kingdom insight-revealing God's Spirit-anointed witnesses who stand before the Lord of the earth, carrying oil and light in an age of darkness. This episode will challenge how you see prophecy, authority, and your role as heaven's witness on the earth.

Referrences:

1. Foundation Text – The Two Witnesses Revelation 11:3–6 – The two witnesses prophesy with authority, power, and divine protection Revelation 11:4 – “These are the two olive trees and the two lampstands that stand before the Lord of the earth.”

2. Old Testament Source – Olive Trees, Oil, and Lampstand Zechariah 4:1–6 – The golden lampstand supplied directly by oil; “Not by might nor by power, but by My Spirit” Zechariah 4:11–14 – The two olive trees identified as “the two anointed ones who stand by the Lord of the whole earth”

3. Oil = The Spirit (Divine Empowerment) 1 Samuel 16:13 – David anointed; the Spirit of the Lord comes upon him Isaiah 61:1 – “The Spirit of the Lord GOD is upon Me, because the LORD has anointed Me” Zechariah 4:6 – Oil-powered lampstand as Spirit work, not human strength Acts 10:38 – Jesus anointed with the Holy Spirit and power

4. Lampstands = God’s Witnessing People Revelation 1:12–13 – Jesus walking among the lampstands Revelation 1:20 – “The lampstands are the churches” Matthew 5:14–16 – “You are the light of the world” Philippians 2:15 – Believers shine as lights in a crooked generation

5. Two Witnesses = Legal Testimony Deuteronomy 19:15 – “By the mouth of two or three witnesses every matter shall be established” Numbers 35:30 – No judgment without witnesses Matthew 18:16 – Jesus affirms the two-witness principle 2 Corinthians 13:1 – Apostolic authority established by witnesses

6. Prophetic Authority Mirroring Moses & Elijah 1 Kings 17:1 – Elijah shuts the heavens; no rain James 5:17 – Elijah’s prayer has authority over weather Exodus 7:17–21 – Moses turns water into blood Exodus 9–12 – Plagues released through Moses Malachi 4:4–5 – Moses and Elijah linked prophetically Matthew 17:1–5 – Moses and Elijah appear with Jesus

7. Priesthood + Kingship United Exodus 19:6 – “A kingdom of priests” Zechariah 6:12–13 – Priest and king united in one office Revelation 1:5–6 – Believers made kings and priests 1 Peter 2:5, 9 – Royal priesthood offering spiritual sacrifices

8. Standing Before the Lord (Authorization & Commission) Zechariah 4:14 – The anointed ones stand before the Lord 1 Kings 17:1 – Elijah stands before the Lord he serves Jeremiah 15:19 – To stand before God is to speak for Him Luke 1:19 – Gabriel: “I stand in the presence of God”

9. Witness, Death, Resurrection, Vindication Revelation 11:7–12 – The witnesses are killed, raised, and exalted John 15:18–20 – The world hates God’s witnesses 2 Timothy 3:12 – All who live godly will face persecution Romans 8:11 – The Spirit who raised Jesus gives life Daniel 12:3 – Those who turn many to righteousness shine forever

10. The Church as God’s Ongoing Witness Acts 1:8 – “You shall receive power… and be My witnesses” 2 Corinthians 5:20 – “We are ambassadors for Christ” Ephesians 3:10 – God’s wisdom made known through the Church Isaiah 43:10 – “You are My witnesses, says the LORD”

Closing Kingdom Summary (Scriptural Truth) God’s witnesses are not sustained by human power, but by divine oil. They stand before Him, speak for Him, and shine until His testimony is complete.

The measure of the King is a throne-room meditation on authority, inheritance, and abundance. This episode reveals a Kingdom truth: the wealth of a King is reflected in the condition of his citizens. Through poetic decree and royal imagery, the King speaks-declaring sufficiency, favor and eternal dominion. This is not metaphor alone, it is revelation about identity, access, and life under an everlasting throne.

Fear Not - The God who holds your right hand is a throne-room declaration drawn from Isaiah 41. This episode confronts fear, dislantles false power, and reveals the God who strengthens, upholds, and personally holds the hand of His people. When nations tremble and idols fall silent, the Holy One speaks: "Fear not, for I am with you." This is not comfort alone-it is covenant, authority, and divine assurance for uncertain times.

A prayer for divine blessing with a global purpose—when God’s favor rests on His people, the nations are drawn to His light and the earth responds with joy.

A triumphant declaration of God’s power—He rises as a warrior-king, scatters enemies, restores the broken, and establishes His throne in victory.

From blessing to battle, these psalms reveal a God whose favor advances His glory and whose presence secures dominion over the nations.

In this documentary-style episode told in seven movements, The King Writes unveils a tale of two worlds. One built on scarcity, deception, and the worship of money-and another established on certainty, trust, and restored identity.

Through poetic narration, this episode exposes how abundance was distorted into lack, how systems collapsed not from shortage but from corrupted sight, and how a new world arrives-not by force, but by understanding. Here, true wealth is redefined, love becomes the economy, and identity breaks the spell of fear.

This is not a vision of a world to be built, but a reality to be recognized.

The question remains: which world are you living in?

Energy is the fuel of any economy.

every nation able to harness this power will be a grow in power

What if prophecy doesn't cancel choice?

What if foreknowledge doesn't erase responsibility?

In this spoken-word episode, we journey to the table where The King declares, "One of you will betray me," and uncover the profound power if human choice. Through Judas and Peter, prophecy and repentance, despair and mercy, this message reveals a life-altering truth: destiny does not imprison the will, and no failure is beyond redemption.

But direction and destiny can be guided by consistent choices.

This is a call to awareness, responsibility, and hope-ending with the same invitation spoken from Scripture today:

Life and Death are set before you . Choose life.

Step into a realm of revelation and authority. In this episode, “Awakened by Majesty,” we dive into the voice that shakes creation, the wisdom that enlightens the spirit, and the roar that awakens destiny. From the hidden tides to the thunder that lights up all creation, this podcast calls you to rise in clarity, power, and divine purpose.
A message of awakening, enlightenment, and royal identity.

What will it take to unravel your mind?
What lie must be shattered, what prison must be opened, what chain must be burned away before you finally step into who you truly are?

Why struggle to earn a life that has already been handed to you?
If only you would enter His rest.

Stop living like an orphan when your Father owns the universe.

In this episode, your eyes will awaken and your mind will sharpen.
Because rest is not sleep—rest is alignment with purpose.

In this profound, kingly transmission, Wisdom speaks as an immortal architect—older than creation, deeper than time, and brighter than every dream. This episode unveils the hidden storehouse of true understanding, reminding you that sight belongs to the eyes but vision belongs to the mind. Your environment does not define you; your destiny does. Journey into the realm where wisdom is imparted, not learned, and discover the inner treasures that shape kings, lift leaders, and awaken purpose. Listen—and step into the future designed for you.