Welcome to Day of Destiny with Dr. Michelle Corral,
author, prophetic teacher, and pastor of Breath
of the Spirit Prophetic Word Center. Dr. Corral
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I'm gonna ask you to stretch your hands toward
me and we're gonna ask the Lord to speak to us
tonight wonderful Jesus we didn't come here tonight
to see man or hear man man can do nothing for
us but it's Jesus And we want to give you praise
for your glory and for your honor. We want to
thank you that man is not the one lifted up.
Of all times we need to bow before Jesus. Of
all times in the earth we need to give him the
glory and give him the praise and step out of
his way so he can do the work. In Jesus' name,
let it be done that way tonight, Lord. In Jesus'
name, amen and amen. Oh, praise God. Tonight,
beloved saints, I'm going to be sharing with
you about the blood -bought miracles of Calvary's
cross. Hallelujah. We are getting ready. for
the week that changed the world. In case you
don't know what that week was, that week is revealed
in John's Gospel beginning in the 12th chapter
and the entire rest of John's Gospel. John 12,
13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, and 21, gives
us detailed account of the passion of our Lord
and of His resurrection, hallelujah, before He
went back to glory. And so tonight, with that
understanding, because we are Christians, So
the week that changed the world is not like any
other week. When it comes to Passover, the question
is asked, why is this night different from all
other nights? You see, we have to be scriptural
about everything. And it's totally unscriptural.
And I will give you the scripture as I'm preparing
for the message tonight. I'll give you the scripture.
It's completely unscriptural not to be prepared
for the week that changed the world Do you realize
in John's gospel in John chapter 2 when Jesus
performed his first miracle? When he said my
time is not yet come Many of us when we look
at that we think he's speaking about miracles
But that is not exactly what he was speaking
about elder Micah Elder Tony, Dr. Tony. That
is not exactly what he was speaking about. I
want you to know when Jesus said, my time has
not yet come, we actually find another time when
Jesus said the same thing again. So it was not
limited to his first miracle. We have misinterpreted
that. In John chapter seven, verses six and seven,
When it was the feast of tabernacles and they
wanted him to go up to the feast he said My time
is not yet come and then he said it again in
John 7 verse 8 my time has not yet come and If
you look at John chapter 8 verse 20 John chapter
8 verse 20 Jesus said my hour has not yet come
So we cannot say in John chapter 2 that at the
first miracle he's referring to his time performing
miracles. He is not. Because he continuously
says, my time has not yet come until John 12.
On the day of the anointing at Bethany, Mary
of Bethany, his disciple, whose brother Jesus
raised from the dead. And I want you to know
Jesus is still raising individuals from the dead.
We are eyewitnesses of his glory and of his power.
Hallelujah. Somebody ought to praise the Lord.
you and I must know on that day Bible says John
chapter 12 verse 1 six days before the Passover
six days the Bible tells us that there was a
banquet a dinner and Martha served and Mary took
an alabaster box of ointment and she poured it
on the feet of Jesus. And the ointment was very
costly. And the Bible tells us the entire room
was filled with the fragrance of that ointment.
And do you know, beloved, that as soon as Jesus
was anointed with that anointing, that was an
anointing to shift him into a season that he
came to this earth for. Because immediately after
that anointing in John 12 23 he said Father the
hour has come that anointing brought him into
his hour and What was his hour? John continues
to repeat it in John 12. He said father the hour
has come and a voice came from heaven And the
Father validated the hour. And then we see in
John 13, at the Last Supper, the Bible says,
Jesus, knowing that his hour had come. And in
John 17, in his high priestly prayer, he said,
Father, the hour has come. What hour was it?
It was an hour different from all other hours.
You see, an hour is not limited to 60 minutes.
In God's time clock, an hour can be a season.
An hour can be a week. An hour can be years.
A season. And Jesus said, My hour father has
come What was that hour? It was the hour for
which he came to this earth. He wanted it clear
That it's not the same as performing his miracles
He didn't call performing his miracles his hour.
I Want you to understand When he raised the dead
he did not say my hour has come When he went
to the villages preaching he did not say my hour
has come But when the last week of his life arrived
The week that he was going to give his life for
you and for me The week that changed The world.
The week he went to Calvary. The week that he
said yes to the father and said, not my will,
but thine be done. No man took his life. He was
not a victim. No man cornered him and he was
caught. Pure love caused him to surrender himself.
Pure love for you and for me. knowing what we
deserved, knowing that he was going to lift our
burden, knowing that he was going to forgive
our sin, knowing that he was going to change
our lives, knowing that he was going to heal
our bodies, knowing that he was going to arrest
every devil that attacked you and me, that he
was going to vanquish it on his cross. Are you
following me, saints? For that was this hour.
This is why you and I cannot in any way shape
or form approach the week that changed the world
as if it's ordinary any old day going to the
market chewing our gum doing whatever we want
to do when we are celebrating the love that came
down from heaven the love that was crucified
on the cross the blood that was shed for you
and me I don't know about you, but I'm amazed
over the blood, and I'll be amazed throughout
eternity. We're amazed over what angels can't
be amazed over. Angels can't sing redeemed. Hallelujah,
but you and I can sing. We've been redeemed.
Are you with me, saints? That's why on Good Friday,
we want to give every Christian an opportunity
to stop your schedule. Consecrate the day. Expect
a miracle. Start now. Get your journals out.
Tell the Lord what you're consecrating for and
apply the blood to your miracle. Are you with
me? Activate your faith. Don't settle for less.
Say this is the time to put every demonic spirit
down. This is the time to arrest every illegal
spirit that's been coming against your life prepared
by faith. And just for the love of it all. Coming
not because we just want something of course
We're expecting it because you can never be in
the presence of God and not expect something
Because it's just like that Wherever Jesus is
He's so filled with love He meets every need.
I said he meets every need. Hello somebody. I
said he meets every need And so, today, we are
going to present to you, we're going to present
to you a case. I'm calling this the case of evidence
that demands a decision. Today, we're going to
be speaking to you about the presentation of
the burden of proof and evidence that demands
a decision. If you've been with me throughout
this week, you will understand that we have been
talking to you about Calvary in every book of
the Bible. We also said that this week we've
been using various books of the Bible, that in
every single book of the Bible we see Calvary.
You know, in a court of law, evidence is presented.
And when evidence is presented in a court of
law, the burden of proof, if you have a case,
when you have a claim in court, when you have
a case in court, the parties that are presenting
their case and the parties that are presenting
a claim, the responsibility for presenting the
burden of proof is upon the individuals or parties
that are presenting the case. I want you to know
heaven has presented a case. That case is that
Calvary covers it all. Calvary covers your forgiveness
of sin. Calvary covers your deliverance. Calvary
covers your healing. Calvary covers your destiny.
Calvary covers your eternity. Calvary covers
it all. hallelujah but in order to establish
the burden of proof we need two things we need
evidence did you know in a court of law usually
21 different types of evidence are presented
today I'm not presenting 21 different types of
evidence today I'm going to only present to you
two forms of evidence I will be presenting to
you testimonial evidence and also be presenting
to you atonement evidence or blood evidence.
Now, beloved saints, I want you to understand
something. Who are the witnesses? The witnesses
are 66, Elder Tony, 66 witnesses. Somebody ought
to say that's a lot of witnesses. And that is
not the half of all the witnesses. But I have
66 witnesses. Pastor Sanjay, that are so reliable,
66 witnesses, that their witness agrees with
one another. There's no fallout in the witnesses,
and they all have the same testimony. Hello,
I said they all have the same testimony. None
of the witnesses disagree. in the 66 witnesses.
Who are the witnesses? Wow. Who are the witnesses?
The witnesses are Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus,
Numbers, Deuteronomy, Hallelujah, Joshua, Judges,
Ruth. first and second Samuel, first and second
Kings. Hallelujah. First and second Chronicles.
Somebody ought to praise God. Nehemiah. Hallelujah.
Ezra and Nehemiah. Esther. Somebody ought to
praise the Lord. Somebody ought to say sixty
-six books in the Bible. in both the Hebrew and
New Testament scriptures. Somebody ought to shout
the victory. Hallelujah. Somebody ought to say
irrefutable testimonial evidence. Hallelujah.
Now tonight, I'm going to share with you some
of that evidence from the book of Esther. Since
we are so close to, we are so close, beloved
saints. to Purim. And I want you to know before
we begin that, I want you to know that coming
up is going to be in a few weeks where as the
body of Christ, as we enter into the week that
changes the world, we're all going to commemorate
upon the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem.
May I tell you from a Hebrew perspective what
that triumphal entry means? Hallelujah, somebody
ought to say. An entrance of victory. You know,
in Roman times, and many of you, I'm sure, watched
movies with Roman victory, when Rome would conquer
a nation or come back from war, the celebration
of victory was unbelievable. If you remember
and have ever studied when Titus conquered the
Holy Land. And the celebration was Rome's victory.
The celebration into Rome was like none other.
All of the heroes would march with every type
of trumpet. with girls dancing and throwing flowers
and sacrifices to their false gods. All kinds
of celebrations would go on to celebrate after
they had won a war. But there are only two in
history. And one is just a foreshadowing. So
let's narrow it down to one. There's only one
who ever celebrated his victory before the fight.
I said, there's only one who ever celebrated
his victory before the fight. Okay, we're not
going over on this side. I'm going over on this
side. Maybe this side has a little more power.
I said there's only one that ever celebrated
his victory before the battle. And these were
much the opponents were not flesh and blood.
I want you to know the opponents were not like
this earth. The opponents did not have weapons
of war that you and I know of. The opponents
were from another world. The opponents were the
demonic and satanic principalities and powers
that Jesus conquered, hallelujah, and declared
his victory. I said declared his victory. I said
declared his victory before the battle. He declared
his victory before his battle. Do you realize
when he entered into Jerusalem on that day when
they took their palm branches and cried Hosanna
and he rode upon the colt, the donkey. That donkey,
child of God, did you know donkeys were created
to give God glory? Did you ever notice that?
Donkeys have something on their back Every donkey
is created with a cross on its back Why? Because
one little donkey was created before the foundation
of the world to carry the Messiah on him Hallelujah
and somebody ought to give God the praise And
when Jesus entered the city of Jerusalem, he
knew exactly what was ahead of him. He knew the
legions he was going to fight. He knew those
six hours on the cross. What was going to happen?
The Holy Ghost is changing the message, so if
you don't mind, I'm going to preach for a moment.
Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Go with me to Mark's
Gospel. I want you to go to Mark's Gospel. Hallelujah.
I want you to understand something about the
battle. Jesus entering into the city of Jerusalem.
Knowing the hordes. Knowing the knowing that
Satan would enter the heart of Judas Iscariot
to betray him. I want you to know from the very
beginning, do not let anyone lie to you and tell
you that Jesus was captured or Jesus was a poor
little victim. That is a lie. Jesus. was a champion.
Jesus was so filled with love for you and I.
He's the champion of love. He's the champion
of love. I want you to know that that night in
the Garden of Gethsemane, John's gospel makes
it clear. before we go to Mark fifteen. I want
to speak it. In John chapter eighteen. The Bible
tells us I want you to go to John, John eighteen,
and then we will go to Mark fifteen. Hallelujah.
Glory to god. But John eighteen on the night
that he was arrested. I want you to know this
was not a sudden It was not a sudden surprise.
He was not taken by shock The Bible says in John
chapter 18 Looking at verse 1 when Jesus had
spoken these words. He went forth with his disciples
over the brook kedron Where there was a garden
and he entered in with his disciples And the
Bible says Judas then verse 3 having received
A band of men and officers from the chief priests
and Pharisees came with lanterns, torches, and
weapons. And Jesus, now watch this, verse four,
one of the most precious verses in all the Bible.
Jesus. knowing all things that should come upon
him. Say it with me. Jesus, knowing all things
that should come upon him. Turn to your neighbor
and say, I wasn't surprised. He knew about it.
And he submitted to it. He accepted it. He embraced
it. Jesus, knowing all things. that should come
upon him. He knew exactly what was gonna happen.
Knowing all things that should come upon him,
rose up from prayer and said, who do you seek?
He is the one. He knew what they were seeking.
He knew they came to arrest him. He knew what
the band of soldiers were there for, and he knew
who would betray him. Are you with me? And he
said, and they said, Jesus of Nazareth. I want
you to know, he was the one who made the move
to be arrested, and they could not have done
it without his permission. I said they could
have not done it without his permission. They
said, Jesus of Nazareth. And he stretched out
his hands and said, I am he. Do you know what
happened? When he said, I am he, the whole band
of soldiers went backwards. and fell under the
power of God. Somebody should praise God. They
fell backwards because the power of God was so
strong in that garden. Hallelujah, wherever the
cross is, there's power. I want you to know that.
were you and I was around folks that didn't want
to know about the cross I'd check them out real
good because the cross wherever the cross is
there is the power of God are you with me I am
he falling into the power and I want you to know
he already proclaimed his victory days before.
So the first move, like men on a chessboard,
the first move didn't come there. The first move
came at the supper of the first born, what was
called the last supper. Galileans had their own
supper. just hours before the Passover. It was
part of the Passover celebration, but it was
called the Last Supper because it had to do with
a fast that would take place until the Passover.
It was called the Fast of the Firstborn. Those
who were the Firstborn, would have this supper,
because it was through the death of the firstborn
that the Lord released the children of Israel
out of Egypt. And when Paul says that Jesus is
the firstborn from the dead, it doesn't mean
he had a beginning. It means... He was the firstborn.
He was, hallelujah, the one who took the place.
He is the one who released us out of our Egypt.
Are you hearing this? And so, at that supper,
he said, verily I say unto you, one of you will
betray me. You see that word of knowledge all
the gifts of the Holy Spirit like no other much
more than Moses much more than Elijah much more
than Samuel much more than any man that ever
walked on this earth how God anointed Jesus of
Nazareth with the Holy Ghost and with power who
went about doing good healing all who were oppressed
of the devil Are you hearing this? operating
fully in all the supernatural powers of the Holy
Ghost knowing everything word of knowledge prophecy
he said barely I send you one of you will betray
me and they all felt so guilty because they knew
their double -mindedness and they said Lord is
it I usually the one in the most denial will
say though all others I will not that's what
Peter said and when Judas said Lord is it I testing
the Lord Jesus said you have said it when John
said Lord who is it he said the one that dips
in the dish with me. He is the one that betrays
me. Do you know, as soon as he did that, Judas
put his dip, his bread into the sop, and he partook
of it, and Jesus released him and said, what
you must do, do. quickly. Do you realize Calvary
is one consent after another? Do you understand?
He's the one who said, I am he. He's the one
who said, who do you seek? He's the one who released
Judas. And the Bible says as soon as Judas put
his hand in the sock, Satan entered into Judas.
In Luke's gospel, Jesus said, the hour of darkness
and the power of the wicked one in Luke 22. I
want you to understand because now Jesus is taking
on the powers of darkness. Now I'm going to insert
for a moment what I was gonna teach you from
the book of Esther, but I'm just gonna insert
it. The book of Esther has one theme and it goes
right with Calvary. It goes right with the victory
of Calvary. It goes with the victory of all principalities
and powers. It goes with the victory of all demonic
spirits and all satanic power and all wickedness
coming down through the cross. One of the primary
overall themes in the book of Esther is the theme
of utter destruction and evil for everyone that
hangs on a tree. I said everyone that hangs on
a tree is representative of evil being destroyed
in the book of Esther. Are you hearing this?
Three individuals or three groups hang on a tree
in Esther. The first group, is Bicton and Teresh,
who plot an assassination attempt against King
Ahasuerus. And the Bible says when Inquisition
was made in Esther chapter two, verse twenty
three, the matter was found out and they were
both hanged on a train. Hallelujah. Can I get
a witness somewhere? I want you to understand
the Bible says in Esther chapter seven, verse
ten. Haman was hung on a tree. The Bible says
the command was given. The last line of Esther
chapter seven, verse 10 says, so they hanged
Haman on the gallows. But that is a mis -translation.
The actual translation is they hung Haman on
the tree. Are you hearing this, saints? and the
ten sons of Haman. They were already dead. But
the order came from Esther. Hang them on the
tree. The question arises, why do the evil in
the book of Esther hang on a tree? I want you
to understand it represents the utter destruction
of evil. Are you hearing this? I said it represents
the utter destruction of every principality and
power. I can't get any help in here. I need somebody
to help me here tonight. The utter destruction
of all evil. Bicton and Teresh, representing
conspiracies. Haman, representing satanic power
and control and satanic strategies. And the Ten
Sons of Haman. The Ten Sons of Haman represent
all principalities, all powers, all spiritual
wickedness. You see, you're saying, well, How
does that mean? How hanging on a tree? Does that
show me the utter destruction? You see, when
one was hung on a tree, it was raised. And what
it did was it showed the defeat. It showed the
cancellation. It showed the destruction of an
enemy. Calvary destroyed all evil. Calvary destroyed
all principalities and powers. Calvary destroyed
every Haman -like spirit. Calvary destroyed every
Bicton and Terish. Calvary destroyed the ten
sons of Haman. Are you with me? If you are, say
amen. Let me give you another example in the
book of Joshua Joshua Joshua had a 100 % win
Through the word of the Lord when they the children
of Israel went into Jericho and conquered it
They completely put their enemies on the run
and they completely took possession of Jericho
with 100 % victory, but the next city lowered,
they lowered their level of faith. Do you realize
when you and I compromise, when you and I are
not willing to press our way and continue in
a miraculous momentum of faith, that there can
be fatalities to faith? Turn to your neighbor
and say, I want no fatalities to faith. Hallelujah,
how many of you want your faith to work? Faith
for the impossible. There was a fatality. That
fatality was, number one, it was God's perfect
will that every place the sole of your foot shall
tread, that have I given you. That was the perfect
will of God for Joshua. But his prophecy got
interfered with. in one city. Turn to your neighbor
and say, I don't wanna mess with my prophecy.
Hello. I don't wanna, I don't wanna mess up my
miracle. Hello somebody. Some of us here just
think it's up to God. He's given you a word,
so now you're just waiting on the Lord to just
bring it to pass. Child, you don't know the word
of God. You got to endure and go up and take
possession of the word God has given you And
apathy and passivity is a prophecy killer You
say oh come on oh you need to read second Kings
what happened in Elisha's last word to King Joash
Over his deathbed, he prophesied that he would
take Syria till he consumed it. But from passivity,
he only beat the ground three times. And Elisha
was wroth with him and said, you should have
beaten the ground five or six times. Then you
would have defeated Syria till you would have
consumed it. He messed up his own miracle with
passivity. Turn to your neighbor and say, take
the passivity test. Stay on fire for God. Don't
settle for passivity. Hello? But Joshua listened
to ungodly advice. The Bible tells us in Joshua
chapter eight that when they were ready to go
up to AI, he sent spies and he told them, spy
out the country. That word in Hebrew is the word
audits. Spy out the audits. And he came back,
and they came back with a report only for AI
proper. They didn't look at all the cities round
about, and they said, we don't need to all go
up. You shouldn't send men to continue to labor.
Maybe you didn't hear me. Trying to avoid labor.
when it's part of the call of God, when the battle
is part of it, when sacrifice is part of the
calling. Don't think that by trying to cut it
in half or trying to find the easy way out is
going to solve the problem. It could be a fatality
to your faith. He listened to them. Do you know?
They didn't even get into the border. There were
only 3 ,000 men. They'd only taken a few steps
into AI, a much smaller city than Jericho. And
before they could even plan a strategy or raise
a weapon, Israel was totally defeated. And they
ran out and were chased by their enemies. And
when Joshua knew it was two things, the accursed
thing was in that place and their double -mindedness.
But do you know what Joshua did? Joshua said,
there's no way. I'm going back and I'm going
to do this again. Touch your neighbor and say,
I can go back and fix it. Come on. I can go back
and fix it by the grace of God. Come on saints
Hallelujah The last time I read the word of God
Jesus was a destiny fixer. Hello somebody Turn
your neighbor and say you can fix it go back
and do it again Come on go back and do it again
But turn to your neighbor and say this time I'm
gonna do it right I'm not doing it in my carnal
mind. I'm not doing it in my flesh Hallelujah
say as long as I've got breath. I'm gonna do
the will of God Joshua went back and it was 100
% wipeout. The total opposite. And Joshua chapter
eight, verse 29 says that Joshua captured the
king of Ai. And you know what he did after his
victory over the king of Ai? The Bible says in
Joshua eight, 29 that Joshua hung him. on a tree.
That means all the enemies had to see. We had
victory. We crushed it. We brought it down. Come
on saints. Hallelujah. Somebody's got to give
god the praise. Can we have the pulpit brought
down? Thank you, Jesus. Thank you. Hallelujah.
Give God the praise. Give God the glory. I feel
the power of the Holy Ghost in here. I feel like
every demonic spirit is on the run tonight. I
feel like they came into the wrong place tonight.
messed with you long enough. He's held up your
destiny long enough. Somebody ought to say. Thank
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