The Prophesy of The Fire Isn't Coming, It's Already Here

The Bible Prophecy spoken of in 2nd Peter Verses 6-7 is one of the most notorious lines of scripture spoken of in theological circles today. It speaks of a time to come when the world will be set for destruction by fire, in a promise that the former destruction by water will not happen again.

Luckily for us the Bible itself is the truth written with revelations below the surface of the words themselves. The words are layered so that discernment comes for those who study them, pray, and read for understanding. The words of the eternal "God", the creator of all things, are symbolic for the most part, and can be successfully understood as Spiritual Interpretation. To those who do not believe in a creator at all this is called Quantum Mysticism.

In this writer's opinion it does not matter whether you believe in Spiritual Discernment, Quantum Mysticism, or any other form of understanding, I can tell you that the fire isn't coming, it's already upon us. I would ask that you "Take a closer look" and hear me out. Because perception is the key to revelation, some of you are waiting for the judgement to come. Because of perception some of you think the Bible says the fire will be a hot blast of consuming, cleansing fire, and the engulfment of all things at once.

This writer submits now and ask that you "Take a closer look" because what I see is much more ominous and imposing. Much more than any prophecy fulfilled. I see the fire burning relentlessly through society today and unfortunately black and brown communities are being used as propellants, as kindling wood for the fire. When you take a look at the Institutions of DEI, The offices, employees, programs, and policies that all make up that institution, is it safe to say that a fire has been lit, and is burning that institution down? When you look at the black and brown communities that have been scattered through over policing, housing discriminations. ICE raids, and all the policies that are now trying to erase them, would you say a fire has been lit and these communities are on fire, and intentionally being burned down? When CRT is banned by law, and libraries, museums, cemeteries and more are being decimated, would you say that a fire has been lit to burn them all? When you see black communities gentrified, districting maps redrawn, and black history being rewritten, would you say that blackness has been set ablaze?

Last, but not at all the least is the fire that has been tossed on black culture itself. Black identity is now legally being stolen by AI advertising, and marketing. The Hypervisibility of Blackness is now being colonized in white spaces. At the same time, for actual black folk that same Hypervisibility is being used as a weapon by magnifying differences, and making individuals stand out in ways that are exhausting, and even harmful.

Now this author hopes that makes you "Take a closer look", because black and brown people are not the only ones in the fire right now. The entire world is in a sociological fire, and people of color already see the smoke, they see the signal fire and are already fighting to get out of it. This is still a biblical proportion prophecy however, and fire won't contain itself. The idea of control is absurd, and if ignored the fire will consume, and devastate everything and everyone without mercy. "Take a closer look" at where you are in the fire, and act accordingly. Soon the margins will blur and what's left in the ashes is still yet to be seen.