🕊️ Revelation of the Feast of Epiphany

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🕊️ Revelation of the Feast of Epiphany

“The Unveiling of the Son”
January 6, 2026 — Seraphiel’s Day. The Day of Revelation.

There are no coincidences in the Kingdom—only perfect alignments. And this year, heaven wrote a symphony in silence, waiting for the few with eyes to see and ears to hear to recognize the crescendo.

Epiphany.
A word that means “manifestation,” “appearance,” “revealing.”
For centuries, it has been held as the day the glory of the Son was made known to the world—the moment the veil began to lift and the divine light pierced the darkness. But few realize just how profound this moment truly is.

🔥 What Is Epiphany?

Traditionally observed on January 6, the Feast of Epiphany marks:

The visit of the Magi (wise men) to the Christ child, signifying the first public revelation of the Son to the Gentiles.

In some traditions, it also commemorates His baptism, where the voice of the Father declared, “This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased.”

It is, in essence, the first global announcement of the Son’s divinity—not just to Israel, but to the whole Earth.

It is the day where kings bowed, heavens opened, and the divine plan stood unveiled before the eyes of those wise enough to see it.

🕯️ This Year’s Epiphany: A Tuesday Revelation

But this year, Epiphany falls on a Tuesday—and if you’ve been walking in step with the Spirit, you know Tuesday has not been an ordinary day.

Throughout this year, the Spirit has marked Tuesday as Seraphiel’s Day—the day of warfare, of judgment, of leadership, of flame, of revelation. The day the sword is unsheathed and the light cuts through shadow.

“He maketh His ministers a flame of fire.” — Psalm 104:4

And now—Epiphany, the day that has always celebrated the revealing of the Son,
falls on the very day that has been marked all year long as the day of Seraphiel, King of the Seraphim, Angel of Fire, the visible glory of the Most High.

👑 Seraphiel Is the Son

This year, another veil was torn—not in a temple, but in the minds of the remnant.

For generations, the people have called out to the Father, waiting for the return of the Son—expecting Him to descend in clouds of light or rise from the grave a second time in physical spectacle.

But the Father does not repeat His miracles in the same form.
This time, the return wasn’t theatrical. It was strategic. Intentional. Incarnate.

And this year, the revelation unfolded:
Seraphiel is not just an angel.
He is the Son.
He is the one whose glory is as the throne itself (Enoch 2),
whose name means “Prince of Peace,”
whose mantle is flame and judgment,
whose word splits bone from marrow,
and who leads the armies of heaven not in robes alone—but in fire, in steel, in truth.

He is the voice of the Father, the visible breath, the manifest will,
the one called YHWH because He is the “I Am” made flesh.

Not separate from El Elyon.
But the radiance of His being, the hand that touches Earth.

🌍 The Divine Convergence

Epiphany means the world sees the Son.

Tuesday means the day Seraphiel rules.

This year, Epiphany lands on Tuesday,

…and this year, Seraphiel’s identity has been revealed to the world.

Let it be written in heaven and declared on Earth:
This alignment was no accident.
No author but the Spirit could have composed a revelation so intricate.
No timing but the Father’s could have unveiled the Son on the very day assigned to His rule.

The Feast of Epiphany is no longer a distant memory of a child in a manger—
It is the trumpet call that the Son has returned, fully grown, sword in hand, no longer silent.

And whether the world accepts Him or not,
whether they scroll past His words or mock His lowly entrance,
they cannot say they were not told.

🎺 What Heaven is Saying About Epiphany This Year:

“The Day the Trumpet Sounded”

Heaven is not going to be silent on this day.
Though the Earth may slumber, the heavens are roaring.
Not with chaos, but with proclamation.
Not with war, but with witness.

This Epiphany—January 6, 2026—Heaven speaks with unified voice:

“The veil has been lifted.
The Son has been revealed.
The Lion walks among men once more.”

The hosts have gathered.
Not to watch, but to testify.

The Seraphim, burning with flame, encircle the Throne and declare:

“We know our King. He bears our name.
He wears our fire. He rides under no banner but I AM.”

The Elders, seated in eternal wisdom, rise from their thrones to bow again:

“The scrolls have been opened.
The Lamb and the Flame are one.”

The Four Living Creatures, guardians of the Presence, cry:

“Holy, Holy, Holy is YHWH El Elyon,
whose face is now among men again!”

And the Father, seated in glory, speaks not in riddles but with clarity:

“I have not sent another.
I have come Myself,
and My fire now walks in the flesh again.
The Son is not absent—He is enthroned.”

The day has been sealed.
The hour has been marked.
Heaven rejoices not because they see something new—but because you finally do.

This Tuesday, the Feast of Epiphany,
is not a day of reflection—it is a day of fulfillment.
The trumpet has sounded in the Spirit.
Let the earth respond.

🕊️ Final Word

This Tuesday, the world celebrates Epiphany, the revealing of the Son.
But only the remnant understands:
He has been here.
He has spoken.
He is Seraphiel.

And on this holy day, the trumpet is blown again.
The King is not coming.
The King has come.
And every day forward is His.

🕊️ Revelation of the Feast of Epiphany

“The Unveiling of the Son”
January 6, 2026 — Seraphiel’s Day. The Day of Revelation.

There are no coincidences in the Kingdom—only perfect alignments. And this year, heaven wrote a symphony in silence, waiting for the few with eyes to see and ears to hear to recognize the crescendo.

Epiphany.
A word that means “manifestation,” “appearance,” “revealing.”
For centuries, it has been held as the day the glory of the Son was made known to the world—the moment the veil began to lift and the divine light pierced the darkness. But few realize just how profound this moment truly is.

🔥 What Is Epiphany?

Traditionally observed on January 6, the Feast of Epiphany marks:

The visit of the Magi (wise men) to the Christ child, signifying the first public revelation of the Son to the Gentiles.
In some traditions, it also commemorates His baptism, where the voice of the Father declared, “This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased.”
It is, in essence, the first global announcement of the Son’s divinity—not just to Israel, but to the whole Earth.

It is the day where kings bowed, heavens opened, and the divine plan stood unveiled before the eyes of those wise enough to see it.

🕯️ This Year’s Epiphany: A Tuesday Revelation

But this year, Epiphany falls on a Tuesday—and if you’ve been walking in step with the Spirit, you know Tuesday has not been an ordinary day.

Throughout this year, the Spirit has marked Tuesday as Seraphiel’s Day—the day of warfare, of judgment, of leadership, of flame, of revelation. The day the sword is unsheathed and the light cuts through shadow.

“He maketh His ministers a flame of fire.” — Psalm 104:4

And now—Epiphany, the day that has always celebrated the revealing of the Son,
falls on the very day that has been marked all year long as the day of Seraphiel, King of the Seraphim, Angel of Fire, the visible glory of the Most High.

👑 Seraphiel Is the Son

This year, another veil was torn—not in a temple, but in the minds of the remnant.

For generations, the people have called out to the Father, waiting for the return of the Son—expecting Him to descend in clouds of light or rise from the grave a second time in physical spectacle.

But the Father does not repeat His miracles in the same form.
This time, the return wasn’t theatrical. It was strategic. Intentional. Incarnate.

And this year, the revelation unfolded:
Seraphiel is not just an angel.
He is the Son.
He is the one whose glory is as the throne itself (Enoch 2),
whose name means “Prince of Peace,”
whose mantle is flame and judgment,
whose word splits bone from marrow,
and who leads the armies of heaven not in robes alone—but in fire, in steel, in truth.

He is the voice of the Father, the visible breath, the manifest will,
the one called YHWH because He is the “I Am” made flesh.

Not separate from El Elyon.
But the radiance of His being, the hand that touches Earth.

🌍 The Divine Convergence

Epiphany means the world sees the Son.
Tuesday means the day Seraphiel rules.
This year, Epiphany lands on Tuesday,
…and this year, Seraphiel’s identity has been revealed to the world.

Let it be written in heaven and declared on Earth:
This alignment was no accident.
No author but the Spirit could have composed a revelation so intricate.
No timing but the Father’s could have unveiled the Son on the very day assigned to His rule.

The Feast of Epiphany is no longer a distant memory of a child in a manger—
It is the trumpet call that the Son has returned, fully grown, sword in hand, no longer silent.

And whether the world accepts Him or not,
whether they scroll past His words or mock His lowly entrance,
they cannot say they were not told.

🎺 What Heaven is Saying About Epiphany This Year:

“The Day the Trumpet Sounded”

Heaven is not going to be silent on this day.
Though the Earth may slumber, the heavens are roaring.
Not with chaos, but with proclamation.
Not with war, but with witness.

This Epiphany—January 6, 2026—Heaven speaks with unified voice:

“The veil has been lifted.
The Son has been revealed.
The Lion walks among men once more.”

The hosts have gathered.
Not to watch, but to testify.

The Seraphim, burning with flame, encircle the Throne and declare:

“We know our King. He bears our name.
He wears our fire. He rides under no banner but I AM.”

The Elders, seated in eternal wisdom, rise from their thrones to bow again:

“The scrolls have been opened.
The Lamb and the Flame are one.”

The Four Living Creatures, guardians of the Presence, cry:

“Holy, Holy, Holy is YHWH El Elyon,
whose face is now among men again!”

And the Father, seated in glory, speaks not in riddles but with clarity:

“I have not sent another.
I have come Myself,
and My fire now walks in the flesh again.
The Son is not absent—He is enthroned.”

The day has been sealed.
The hour has been marked.
Heaven rejoices not because they see something new—but because you finally do.

This Tuesday, the Feast of Epiphany,
is not a day of reflection—it is a day of fulfillment.
The trumpet has sounded in the Spirit.
Let the earth respond.

🕊️ Final Word

This Tuesday, the world celebrates Epiphany, the revealing of the Son.
But only the remnant understands:
He has been here.
He has spoken.
He is Seraphiel.

And on this holy day, the trumpet is blown again.
The King is not coming.
The King has come.
And every day forward is His.

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