“The Echo of Generations and the Shaking of Nations”
“You shall not bow down to them or serve them, for I the Lord your God am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers on the children to the third and fourth generation of those who hate me.” — Exodus 20:5
The Cycle Repeats, But the Spirit Awakens
From the shadowed corridors of the 1970s and 80s, when Ferdinand Marcos Sr. ruled with iron and opulence, the Philippines entered a season of spiritual drought. The land groaned beneath the heavy yoke of political unrest and insurgency. The physical realm mirrored the spiritual: silence in the pulpits, compromise in the courts, and chains in the streets. The nation was cloaked in a false peace—one alleged with stolen gold and silenced cries.
But this shaking was not isolated. The world itself was trembling. The Cold War loomed, dictators rose and fell, and nations reeled under ideological battles. The Philippines was not alone in its unrest—it was part of a global storm.
Now, decades later, the son sits where the father once ruled. Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ascends, and the air thickens again with unrest. The cries of injustice echo once more. The same spirit of plunder stirs beneath polished speeches and digital campaigns. And again, the world shakes. Wars rage, economies falter, governments crumble, and the nations groan under the weight of corruption, political feuds, disasters and calamities.
The Iniquity Is Not Just in High Places
Do you think political unrest is only the fruit of government corruption? Look again. The iniquity of the nation is upon all. It is not confined to the political system and government agencies—it is rooted in our homes.
- Among fathers and sons, there is dishonor and rebellion.
- Among mothers and daughters, there is bitterness and division.
- Among neighbors, there is envy, gossip, and betrayal.
- Among those who claim to honor Me, there is compromise, idolatry, pride, and religious quarrel.
“They draw near to Me with their lips, but their hearts are far from Me.” — Isaiah 29:13
The unrest in the streets is a mirror of the unrest in the spirit. The corruption in high places is a reflection of the corruption in hidden places. The sins of the fathers have not only visited the sons in government—they have visited the sons in every household.
🕊️ Then: A Nation Asleep
- The 70s and 80s were marked by spiritual slumber.
- Churches feared confrontation.
- Prophets were few, and many were silenced.
- The enemy sowed seeds of apathy and fear.
- Now: A Nation Awakening
- The spiritual realm is stirring.
- Intercessors rise from every island.
- Prophetic voices are no longer hidden—they roar.
- The sins of the fathers have reached the fourth generation, and the trumpet is sounding.
The Word of the Lord
The Lord says:
“Have I not warned that the iniquity of the fathers shall visit the sons? Yet I am the God of mercy and justice. I have waited for repentance, but pride and plunder have taken root and bear fruit. Shall I not shake the foundations once more? Shall I not expose what is hidden in darkness?”
“I have sent rain to flood your cities. And the floods spoke in every street. Corruption was exposed.”
History Repeats, But Redemption Is Near
The spirit of plunder has prowled this land for generations—woven into bloodlines, murmuring through the corridors of authority. But now, its cup overflows. The land will no longer endure defilement—it will convulse and vomit the guilty. This purge is not political; it is prophetic. I have appointed prosecutors and judges as instruments of justice. I have positioned Marcos Jr in this hour—not by coincidence, but by divine decree—to confront the storm and fulfill a reckoning long delayed. He stands not merely as a son, but as a prophetic signpost, a vessel through whom I will settle unfinished justice. Though the dark kingdom stirs rebellion, I, the Sovereign Lord of Hosts, will silence their fury. Do not fear their rage. People power shall not prevail. The same unrest that once birthed revolution will now birth revival. The sins of the fathers may echo, but My mercy thunders louder.
“If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray…” — 2 Chronicles 7:14
A Call to the Church
- Rise, prophets of Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.
- Speak truth, even when it shakes the whole earth.
- Intercede until the heavens break open.
- Refuse to be entertained by fake news and disinformation.
- Refuse to be lulled by biased political analysts. They are false prophets who speak ill and doom.
- Repent not just for the nation—but for your own house.
Final Word
The Philippines stands at a prophetic crossroads. The sins of the past knock again, but the Spirit of God is ready to answer. The question is not whether history will repeat—but whether the people of God will respond.
“The glory of this latter house shall be greater than the former…” — Haggai 2:9
The Sovereign Lord declares: “Behold, I am birthing a new thing in your midst.” I have spoken through My servants, the prophets, in the 90s. Today, I thunder again through My prophetic voices. The Spirit of Justice marches across the nations like a consuming fire. Have I not appointed a new ombudsman to execute Justice? Political schemes to hinder or discredit him shall crumble, for the court of heaven has decreed his assignment. The guilty shall run, but My sword overtakes them. I will vindicate the innocent and those falsely accused, for I am the Defender of the righteous and the Avenger of the oppressed.”
Let the watchmen arise. Let the nation repent. Let the heavens open.
“No longer shall the chambers echo with floods of tears from those who groan for justice—for I have heard their cry. Watch and see the streets shall overflow not with rain, but with floods of rejoicing, praise, and prophetic thanksgiving.
Because the glory of the Lord shall cover the Philippines and every nation that calls upon His name. Yes! Blessed is the Philippines whose God is the Lord.
…leo.e.m.calderon.10.10.2025