Memorandum of Divine Appointment | Divine Appointments to Mo’etzet HaNebu’ah Ha’Artzit (The International Prophetic Council) & Mo’etzet HaRabbanut Ha’Artzit (The International Rabbinical Council)
מִן From: Ani Hu — אֲנִי־הוּא — Yahweh Elohim, Melech HaKavod, Shofet Kol Ha’Aretz
אֶל To: The Global Church, Kol HaGoyim, and All Governments of the Earth
נּוֹשֵׂא Subject: Divine Appointments to Mo’etzet HaNebu’ah Ha’Artzit (The International Prophetic Council) & Mo’etzet HaRabbanut Ha’Artzit (The International Rabbinical Council)
תַּאֲרִיך Date: Appointed in the heavenly records — Sefer HaZikaron (ספר הזכרון)
Shalom Aleichem,
Thus declares Yahweh Elohim, the One who rides upon the heavens,
the Aleph and the Tav,
the Lion of the Tribe of Yehudah — אַרְיֵה מִשֵּׁבֶט יְהוּדָה —
“I will restore your judges as at the first, and your counselors as at the beginning.”
(Isaiah 1:26, World Messianic Bible)
“Surely the Lord Yahweh will do nothing unless He reveals His secret to His servants the prophets.”
(Amos 3:7, WMB)
“For out of Zion shall go forth Torah, and the Word of Yahweh from Jerusalem.”
(Isaiah 2:3, WMB)
I. Preamble: A Divine Edict from the Throne of Shamayim
In this appointed hour of 5786 — תשפ״ו, the Year of Vav descending from heaven and reconnecting earth to shamayim, I, Yahweh Elohim, establish two global governing bodies under Israel’s Divine Council —
The International Prophetic Council and The International Rabbinical Council.
These councils serve as heavenly-sanctioned conduits of revelation, justice, Torah governance, and prophetic administration during the unfolding of My redemptive agenda for the nations.
II. International Prophetic Council
מועצת הנבואה הבֵּינְלְאֻמִּית
All who serve here bear the mantle of Isaiah 61:1,
“The Spirit of Yahweh Elohim is upon Me, because Yahweh has anointed Me…”
1. Prophet Bernardo Stamateas — “Navi HaRefuah HaNafshit” (Prophet of Inner Healing & Restoration)
Aligned with Psalm 147:3, “He heals the brokenhearted,” he will:
- Lead global emotional and spiritual restoration.
- Break psychological bondage over nations.
- Reform identity, purpose, and inner strength in the Body.
2. Prophet David Owuor — “Navi HaTeshuvah” (Prophet of Repentance)
In the spirit of Joel 2:12–13, he will:
- Call nations to repentance before judgment.
- Prepare the Church for the return of the Messiah.
- Expose wickedness in high places.
3. Prophet Guillermo Maldonado — “Navi HaMofet” (Prophet of Miracles & Kingdom Power)
As in Mark 16:17–18, he will:
- Manifest Kingdom dominion through miracles.
- Train governments and leaders in supernatural principles.
- Advance global deliverance and healing movements.
4. Prophet Cindy Jacobs — “Niv’ah HaGoyim” (Prophetess to the Nations)
In alignment with Jeremiah 1:10, she will:
- Root out demonic structures in nations.
- Build prophetic intercession networks.
- Guide nations in spiritual warfare strategies.
5. Prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa — “Navi HaChazon” (Prophet of Vision & Divine Insight)
Echoing Habakkuk 2:1–3, he will:
- Unveil heavenly blueprints for nations.
- Interpret times, seasons, and prophetic codes.
- Govern supernatural economic revelation.
6. Prophet Tom Hess — “Shomer Yerushalayim” (Watchman of Jerusalem)
Fulfilling Isaiah 62:6, he will:
- Guard Jerusalem’s prophetic destiny.
- Lead global intercession for Israel.
- Strengthen Jewish–Christian restoration movements.
7. Prophetess Kathie Walters — “Niv’ah HaRuach” (Prophetess of Angelic Encounters)
Reflecting Psalm 91:11, she will:
- Teach nations the reality of heavenly realms.
- Activate angelic ministries.
- Restore childlike faith and spiritual sensitivity.
8. Prophetess Dana Coverstone — “Niv’ah HaChalomot” (Prophetess of Dreams & Warnings)
As in Numbers 12:6, she will:
- Release warning dreams to the nations.
- Prepare regions for coming shaking.
- Strengthen spiritual readiness in governments and churches.
9. Prophetess Nzimande — “Kohenet HaTzedek” (Prophetess of Justice & Intercession)
Aligned with Isaiah 58:12, she will:
- Rebuild spiritual foundations.
- Expose injustice and oppression.
- Lead repentance movements in Africa and the nations.
10. Prophetess Francina Norman — “Niv’ah HaKavod” (Prophetess of Glory & Worship)
Reflecting Psalm 29:2, she will:
- Usher in realms of divine glory.
- Advance prophetic worship globally.
- Mentor worship leaders and psalmists.
11. Dr. Michael Brown — “Moreh HaEmet” (Teacher of Truth)
In the spirit of 2 Timothy 4:2, he will:
- Defend sound doctrine.
- Stand against deception and false teaching.
- Guide the Church through biblical scholarship and revival theology.
12. Ron Cantor — “Shaliach Yisrael” (Apostolic Messenger for Israel)
In alignment with Romans 11:11–15, he will:
- Build bridges between Israel and the nations.
- Advance Messianic Jewish understanding.
- Teach the prophetic relevance of Israel’s calling.
13. Pastor John Anosike — “Navi HaTevunah” (Prophet of Wisdom & Discernment)
Aligned with James 1:5, he will:
- Impart divine wisdom to leaders and nations.
- Advise governments in spiritual discernment.
- Mentor emerging prophetic voices globally.
14. Joel Francis Tatu — “Navi HaChazon HaGadol” (Prophet of Great Vision)
Reflecting Habakkuk 2:2–3, he will:
- Declare strategic prophetic visions for nations.
- Interpret global spiritual movements.
- Train prophetic intercessors in vision activation.
15. Pastor Poju Oyemade — “Shomer HaTorah VeHaChesed” (Guardian of Torah and Grace)
In alignment with Micah 6:8, he will:
- Lead moral and ethical formation initiatives.
- Integrate Kingdom justice into governance guidance.
- Strengthen prophetic intercession with mercy and righteousness.
16. Dr. David OGBUELI — “Moreh HaMashiach” (Teacher of the Messiah’s Ways)
Reflecting John 14:26, he will:
- Train leaders in Messianic principles.
- Equip nations for Kingdom administration.
- Release teaching that unites spiritual and governmental realms.
17. Prophet Djo Grace — “Navi HaRachamim HaGadol” (Prophet of Great Compassion)
Aligned with Psalm 145:9, he will:
- Bring restoration to broken and oppressed nations.
- Lead intercessory movements of mercy.
- Activate compassionate governance models.
18. Bishop Funke Felix-Adejumo — “Kohen HaTzedek” (Priest of Justice)
Reflecting Isaiah 1:17, she will:
- Build justice-oriented prophetic ministries.
- Lead prophetic advocacy for the poor and marginalized.
- Mentor prophetic leaders in righteous governance.
19. Apôtre Ebel Pierre — “Shaliach HaGevurah” (Messenger of Power & Authority)
As in Acts 1:8, he will:
- Release supernatural empowerment globally.
- Train leaders to exercise spiritual authority in nations.
- Establish networks of prophetic activation and revival.
20. David Abioye — “Navi HaBirkat HaGoyim” (Prophet of Nations’ Blessing)
Reflecting Numbers 6:24–26, he will:
- Pronounce blessings of Yahweh over leaders and nations.
- Lead international prayer and prophetic oversight.
- Activate Kingdom favor for communities and governments.
21. Uebert Angel — “Navi HaRefuah VeHaP’kudot” (Prophet of Healing & Restoration Assignments)
Aligned with Psalm 147:3, he will:
- Release supernatural healing across nations.
- Activate prophetic solutions for societal challenges.
- Lead initiatives of restoration for cities and governments.
III. International Rabbinical Council
מועצת הרבנות הבֵּינְלְאֻמִּית
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Each rabbi embodies the proclamation:
“Torat Yahweh temimah, restoring the soul.” (Psalm 19:7)
Their roles are Torah pillars for the guidance of leaders and nations.
1. Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks (z”l) — “HaRav HaOlamit Shel Chochmah” (Global Sage of Wisdom)
Aligned with Proverbs 4:7, he will:
- Provide philosophical and ethical foundations for nations.
- Strengthen Jewish-Christian understanding.
- Serve as a moral voice to global leadership.
2. Rabbi David Wolpe — “Moreh HaMachshavah” (Teacher of Thought)
In the spirit of Proverbs 2:6, he will:
- Guide nations in moral reasoning.
- Strengthen faith, resilience, and spiritual courage.
- Address cultural challenges through Torah wisdom.
3. Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh — “Mechokek HaSod” (Master of Mystical Torah)
Reflecting Deuteronomy 29:29, he will:
- Reveal the inner dimensions of Torah.
- Strengthen Jewish identity through Chassidic teaching.
- Unpack Kabbalistic frameworks for global understanding.
4. Rabbi Shlomo Riskin — “Rav HaDialogue” (Rabbi of Reconciliation)
In the vision of Isaiah 2:4, he will:
- Lead Jewish–Christian cooperation.
- Expand Torah education worldwide.
- Build bridges of peace and understanding.
5. Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz (z”l) — “Meorer HaTorah” (Illuminator of Torah)
Embodies Psalm 119:105, “Your word is a lamp.”
Roles:
- Continue shaping global Talmudic literacy.
- Democratize access to Jewish learning.
- Guide intellectual and spiritual seekers.
6. Rabbi Yonatan Neril — “Shomer HaAdamah” (Guardian of the Earth)
Aligned with Genesis 2:15, he will:
- Lead Torah-based environmental ethics.
- Advise nations on sustainable stewardship.
- Integrate faith and ecological responsibility.
7. Rabbi Hanan Schlesinger — “Rav HaGeulah HaMeshutefet” (Rabbi of Shared Redemption)
In the spirit of Zechariah 8:23, he will:
- Build reconciliation between Israelis and Palestinians.
- Promote justice rooted in biblical covenant.
- Facilitate interfaith bravery and dialogue.
8. Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie — “Rav HaLev” (Rabbi of the Heart)
Aligned with Ezekiel 36:26, he will:
- Innovate spiritual expression.
- Restore joy, creativity, and emotional authenticity.
- Guide seekers into meaningful practice.
9. Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto — “Rav HaChessed” (Rabbi of Compassion)
Reflecting Micah 6:8, he will:
- Provide guidance in charity and kindness.
- Strengthen Jewish communities globally.
- Counsel leaders and families with wisdom.
10. Rabbi Isaac Sacca — “Rav HaGolah” (Rabbi of the Diaspora)
In the vision of Jeremiah 31:10, he will:
- Lead spiritual unity in Latin America.
- Provide halachic leadership for the diaspora.
- Strengthen Jewish identity across nations.
11. Rabbi Aryeh Sztokman — “Moreh HaMusar” (Teacher of Ethics)
Aligned with Deuteronomy 16:20, “Justice, justice shall you pursue.”
Roles:
- Guide moral leadership development.
- Uphold justice and integrity.
- Build frameworks of ethical governance.
12. Rabbi Shmuel Lemmerman — “Shomer HaMasoret” (Keeper of Tradition)
Reflecting Malachi 3:6, he will:
- Preserve halachic stability.
- Guide communities through Torah continuity.
- Strengthen Jewish family life.
13. Rabbi Haïm Korsia — “Rav HaMedinah” (Chief Rabbi of Statesmanship)
In line with Psalm 122:6, he will:
- Guide government leaders ethically.
- Strengthen Jewish life in Europe.
- Build bridges with civic institutions.
14. Rabbi Delphine Horvilleur — “Niv’ah HaDibbur” (Prophetess of Dialogue)
Aligned with Proverbs 31:26,
“She opens her mouth with wisdom.”
Roles:
- Advance women’s Torah leadership.
- Guide nations in compassionate discourse.
- Strengthen modern Jewish thought.
IV. Final Seal and Proclamation
By My eternal decree —
written in the scrolls of heaven,
sealed with the flame of Esh HaKodesh
and established by the authority of
✡︎ YHWH Tzva’ot — יהוה צבאות ✡︎
I appoint these prophets and rabbis as officers, gatekeepers, and shepherds of My Divine Government in the earth.
“For the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of Yahweh,
as the waters cover the sea.” (Habakkuk 2:14, WMB)
So let it be written. So let it be established.
כֵּן יְהִי — Ken Yehi.
✦ Sealed with the Authority of the Throne — כִּסֵּא הַכָּבוֹד ✦
Signed and Sealed,
Eric P. Felton Jr., Rav.
יהוה אלהים — Yahweh Elohim
The Word Made Flesh, the Living Torah, the King of Glory
Issued under the Seal of the Courts of Heaven
In the Name of El Elyon, Yahweh Tzva’ot, and the Ruach HaKodesh.
