When Words Forfeit the Scroll

There is a sobering truth that burns on my heart. Sometimes, without realizing it, people entertain divinity. They come face to face with a gift from the Throne, a word carried from Heaven itself, and yet they choose to reject it. In rejecting what Heaven sent, they are not just turning from a messenger, they are refusing the Kingdom. And when they refuse the Kingdom, they forfeit their scroll , the very purpose they were created for.

What many do not understand is that words carry life or death. Words spoken in pride or fear can wound so deeply that they strip away hope. It is not always that love is gone, but that the words themselves close the door. When hope is stolen, the heart grows faint. Some, in their fear, use words like weapons to push away what they secretly longed for most. And though their true heart once loved deeply, the tongue unleashed in darkness destroyed what Heaven had offered in light.

Beloved, hear this , Yeshua’s words never leave without hope. Even in correction, even in warning, His voice opens a way forward. But when man rejects the voice of Heaven and speaks out of flesh, the result is weight that crushes instead of heals. This is why we must guard our tongues, for life and death truly are in the power of the tongue (Proverbs 18:21).

Do not be the one who entertains divinity only to turn away. Do not be the one whose words snuff out the fragile flame in another’s heart. Bow to the Kingdom, receive the gift Heaven places before you, and walk in your scroll. For to reject it is to forfeit your place, but to receive it is to live.

General Coco ⚔️

3 thoughts on “When Words Forfeit the Scroll”

Thats beautiful General Coco
Thank you, I often feel our words are the worst weapon. Because words cut a person like a knife.

I’m at a loss with what the Lord expressed. It’s hitting me straight in the heart and I’m in tears. The Lord made hisself known to me when I was only 2-3 yrs old. I had not even been to a church. At that time I was being attacked by demons on such a scary level; they wouldn’t let me sleep; they would sometimes appear like a floating hand and motion me to follow, they would appear, always at night, like balls of light moving on my bedroom walls and one time a full body all white with specks of color appeared in the early morning hours at the foot of the bed and it was staring at me, just standing there and I was terrified and pulled my covers over my head and then fell asleep, and then I had a dream. Yeshua was walking with me and together we walked up a spiral tower and there were 7 levels and each level was a different color. The love and peace was indescribable, I wanted to stay there with him. When we reached the top, there was a balcony and we both walked out onto the balcony and we both looked out over the land below, we were so high up, and there were multitudes of people praising Yeshua, many children were there and then my dream ended. The torture from the demons subsided for a bit, but I still to this day do not know the full meaning of that beautiful dream and I’m weeping as I’m telling you. I have had other different dreams as I grew up, battling demons along the way, was molested by my Mothers Dad at the age of 12 and only Yeshua got me through that ugliness. Later I forgave him and prayed for him but the demon that had hold of him was strong. I didn’t start attending church until the same age of 12 and accepted Yeshua as my Savior and was filled with his Holy Spirit. But even before then I knew Yeshua was with me and the demon attacks started again. One night I awoke to apparitions of just heads of warriors streaming through my bedroom and out the window above my bed. I watched as they appeared to be in a battle, Indian like and some were screaming like they were riding fast on horses, but no horses were there, just the heads zooming through the air. That didn’t terrify me, I watched in awe as there were so many, all different expressions of war in their faces and paint on their faces. This is just a bit of what I had to deal with at a very young age . I was never the little girl that played unaware of her surroundings and was highly sensitive and accused of being naive and gullible when it was pure love and not wanting to see the ugly in anyone. Yeshua has protected me for all my life even when I made so many wrong decisions and fell off the path, with his love and guidance I found my way back. Now I ask, what am I to do? I have asked for Yeshua to use me to help with those who are battling demons or anything He needs. But I don’t have a definite, this is what I need or wish you to do type of answer. Do you? Oh and the demons are now scared of me and do not come near me, some have tried but I sense them immediately and command them to flea and they do for fear of being placed in Yahuah’s light and being destroyed. I used to think I was meant to be a prayer warrior, then I thought maybe I was meant to “clear” areas of demonic activity, and then I thought it was worship music (I just know I’m part of a choir in Heaven ), so you see why what you stated has hit me so hard. I have entertained many avenues of what I should be doing for his Glory but have never yet known what my true scroll was.

It’s hard at times when the enemy creeps in with an action from another. My temper gets me and I’m quick to think what a jerk. I might think of a word a little more offensive than that.
Think before u speak think before u act. To think these things in your head but not say them out loud is it still a sin? I’ve completely turned my life around but every know and then I backslide. I have a good heart especially for Jesus, well I guess he’s the only one that can answer that. But I can’t help but go there in my head with words that I know aren’t godly. I’m quick tempered waaayyy better in my old age( red head) and for me yes it’s true I had explosive temper when I was a kid. Jesus calmed me down as I got older. I’m just curious is it a sin to think these things?

Cindy Dillon says:

August 27, 2025 at 1:40 pm

Thats beautiful General Coco
Thank you, I often feel our words are the worst weapon. Because words cut a person like a knife.

Jodi Tillman says:

August 27, 2025 at 2:45 pm

I’m at a loss with what the Lord expressed. It’s hitting me straight in the heart and I’m in tears. The Lord made hisself known to me when I was only 2-3 yrs old. I had not even been to a church. At that time I was being attacked by demons on such a scary level; they wouldn’t let me sleep; they would sometimes appear like a floating hand and motion me to follow, they would appear, always at night, like balls of light moving on my bedroom walls and one time a full body all white with specks of color appeared in the early morning hours at the foot of the bed and it was staring at me, just standing there and I was terrified and pulled my covers over my head and then fell asleep, and then I had a dream. Yeshua was walking with me and together we walked up a spiral tower and there were 7 levels and each level was a different color. The love and peace was indescribable, I wanted to stay there with him. When we reached the top, there was a balcony and we both walked out onto the balcony and we both looked out over the land below, we were so high up, and there were multitudes of people praising Yeshua, many children were there and then my dream ended. The torture from the demons subsided for a bit, but I still to this day do not know the full meaning of that beautiful dream and I’m weeping as I’m telling you. I have had other different dreams as I grew up, battling demons along the way, was molested by my Mothers Dad at the age of 12 and only Yeshua got me through that ugliness. Later I forgave him and prayed for him but the demon that had hold of him was strong. I didn’t start attending church until the same age of 12 and accepted Yeshua as my Savior and was filled with his Holy Spirit. But even before then I knew Yeshua was with me and the demon attacks started again. One night I awoke to apparitions of just heads of warriors streaming through my bedroom and out the window above my bed. I watched as they appeared to be in a battle, Indian like and some were screaming like they were riding fast on horses, but no horses were there, just the heads zooming through the air. That didn’t terrify me, I watched in awe as there were so many, all different expressions of war in their faces and paint on their faces. This is just a bit of what I had to deal with at a very young age . I was never the little girl that played unaware of her surroundings and was highly sensitive and accused of being naive and gullible when it was pure love and not wanting to see the ugly in anyone. Yeshua has protected me for all my life even when I made so many wrong decisions and fell off the path, with his love and guidance I found my way back. Now I ask, what am I to do? I have asked for Yeshua to use me to help with those who are battling demons or anything He needs. But I don’t have a definite, this is what I need or wish you to do type of answer. Do you? Oh and the demons are now scared of me and do not come near me, some have tried but I sense them immediately and command them to flea and they do for fear of being placed in Yahuah’s light and being destroyed. I used to think I was meant to be a prayer warrior, then I thought maybe I was meant to “clear” areas of demonic activity, and then I thought it was worship music (I just know I’m part of a choir in Heaven ), so you see why what you stated has hit me so hard. I have entertained many avenues of what I should be doing for his Glory but have never yet known what my true scroll was.

Adam fickett says:

September 1, 2025 at 11:14 am

It’s hard at times when the enemy creeps in with an action from another. My temper gets me and I’m quick to think what a jerk. I might think of a word a little more offensive than that.
Think before u speak think before u act. To think these things in your head but not say them out loud is it still a sin? I’ve completely turned my life around but every know and then I backslide. I have a good heart especially for Jesus, well I guess he’s the only one that can answer that. But I can’t help but go there in my head with words that I know aren’t godly. I’m quick tempered waaayyy better in my old age( red head) and for me yes it’s true I had explosive temper when I was a kid. Jesus calmed me down as I got older. I’m just curious is it a sin to think these things?

When Words Forfeit the Scroll