Victory Declared
Taught by Anazao
This Saturday session at the Awakening Conference lays the foundation for the entire blood-triumph teaching. the teaching walks the room through Revelation 12:9–12 and slows down on the four titles given to the believer's adversary: the great dragon, the ancient serpent, the devil (diabolos, the accuser), and Satan. Behind those titles he uncovers two primary missions, deception and accusation, and shows that the two are inseparable, since accusation cannot thrive unless deception has already taken hold. From there he turns to verse 11 and the verdict that names this entire teaching: 'They defeated him.' Victory is in past tense. The work is done. What remains is for the church to stop running from a defeated enemy and to live in the reality of what the blood of the Lamb has already secured. The session ends with one practical secret the teaching says he received from the Lord that very afternoon: never open scripture casually again, plead the blood of Jesus before you read, and watch your access to truth and light open up.
This is the Saturday session of the Awakening Conference at Holy Hill Church, Abuja, the day before the closing teaching 'The Blood Has Triumphed.' the teaching, joined by his wife and a few disciples from the 2819 hub, lays the foundation for the entire blood-triumph theme. He stresses that he is teaching out of a fresh secret the Lord gave him that very afternoon about pleading the blood for access to scripture. The session is brief because there is an evening session to follow, but it lays out the cosmic legal picture (the enemy thrown down, the record canceled, the accuser silenced) that the next day's session will then turn into practical keys.
Summary
This Saturday session at the Awakening Conference lays the foundation for the entire blood-triumph teaching. the teaching walks the room through Revelation 12:9–12 and slows down on the four titles given to the believer's adversary: the great dragon, the ancient serpent, the devil (diabolos, the accuser), and Satan. Behind those titles he uncovers two primary missions, deception and accusation, and shows that the two are inseparable, since accusation cannot thrive unless deception has already taken hold. From there he turns to verse 11 and the verdict that names this entire teaching: 'They defeated him.' Victory is in past tense. The work is done. What remains is for the church to stop running from a defeated enemy and to live in the reality of what the blood of the Lamb has already secured. The session ends with one practical secret the teaching says he received from the Lord that very afternoon: never open scripture casually again, plead the blood of Jesus before you read, and watch your access to truth and light open up.
Key Points
The enemy has four titles: great dragon, ancient serpent, devil (diabolos / accuser), Satan, and inside those titles are his two missions: deception and accusation.
Power and deception are linked. Revelation 20 shows Satan locked away so he cannot deceive the nations, his power is hidden in his deception. Take away the deception and the threat collapses.
It is usually the innocent who get deceived. the teaching repeated that people who slide into extremes are not evil people; they are good people who lost balance, which is why we must keep returning to the God of the Bible.
Even the ancient serpent quoted scripture to Jesus. Scripture out of balance can still be used to deceive, so we cannot trust verses pulled out of their full context.
Verse 9 already says he was 'thrown down', a forceful exit. Verse 11 says 'they overcame him.' Both are past tense. Victory has been declared even if it is not yet experienced.
Colossians 2:14–15: the record of charges against us was canceled, not just forgotten or deleted. No matter who searches for it, the accuser cannot find a record that has been canceled at the cross.
Hebrews 2:14: by His death Jesus broke the power of the devil. He goes about like a roaring lion seeking whom he may devour, but believers run from a lion that has already been disarmed.
Revelation 5:4–12: Jesus, the Lion of the tribe of Judah, is the only one worthy to open the scroll and break the seven seals. The blood is what unlocks access to truth and light.
The personal secret of the session: every time you open the Bible, plead the blood of Jesus first. the teaching says deception in the church is broken when believers stop reading scripture casually and begin asking the blood for access before they read.