October 25, 2026
Evangelist Barbara

The embodiment of Christ shall encounter peril after peril. These are the days of Joel. The conflicts will become darker and darker. Mother against daughter, father against son. All manner of evil, but My Son’s return is not yet.

Chosen Remnant ones, you must stay at your posts at all costs. The tempest rages; but you have all power and authority as you stay engrafted into the vine.

Spirit has been calling to Spirit for a decade now; not many answer that call. Many are losing their crowns at this given time. They are unwilling to give up the little foxes that spoil the vine.

Ask yourself: “Where am I standing in the midst of all this gross darkness?”

I would say unto you this day, “HEADS UP,” your redemption draweth nigh!

In the Bible, “EMBODIMENT” refers to the visible, physical expression of a spiritual reality—most clearly seen in Jesus Christ becoming human (John 1:14) and in believers and the Church representing God’s presence on earth.

Core Meaning
Biblically, embodiment means that something spiritual—God’s Word, God’s presence, God’s character—is made tangible in physical form. This includes:

The Incarnation: Jesus as “the Word made flesh” (John 1:14), the fullest embodiment of God.
Humanity as God’s image: Humans physically reflect God’s character (Genesis 1:27).
Believers as temples of the Holy Spirit: God’s presence embodied in human bodies (1 Corinthians 6:19).
The Church as Christ’s Body: A collective embodiment of Christ’s presence and mission (Ephesians 1:22–23).