La Lengua es el Castigo del Cuerpo “The Tongue Is the Punishment of the Body” In Trey Knowles’ thought-provoking message, “La Lengua es el Castigo del Cuerpo,” he challenges the nations to remember their history, question the influence of colonization, and recognize how language, religion, and cultural identity have been used as instruments of power and control.

Many people speak the language of their colonizers without remembering how that language was imposed upon their ancestors. Spanish spread across much of the Americas through conquest, colonization, and religious conversion. Generations later, people may embrace the language without questioning the suffering, displacement, and loss of ancestral identity that accompanied its arrival.

But do you remember how you became colonized? Do you remember who taught you what to speak, what to believe, and whom to obey?

Consider the Latin inscription: “Iesus Nazarenus Rex Iudaeorum” Meaning: “Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews.” (John 19:19) These words, commonly represented by the letters INRI, were placed above Yeshua during His crucifixion. They remind us that even the language surrounding His suffering reflected the political authority of the Roman Empire.

Yet Yeshua taught something greater than earthly authority:

Matthew 23:9: “And do not call anyone on earth ‘father,’ for you have one Father, and he is in heaven.”

Why, then, do people give spiritual authority to men without questioning whether their teachings reflect the commandments of the Father in heaven?

Trey Knowles raises a powerful question: Have people exchanged their God-given identity for the traditions, languages, and religious systems handed down through earthly rulers?

The tongue can speak truth, but it can also repeat the teachings of oppression. What we say reveals what we have accepted, whom we follow, and whose authority we recognize.

This message is not an attack on people who speak Spanish or any other language. It is a call to examine history, reject spiritual deception, and understand that no empire, religious institution, or earthly ruler can replace the authority of the Most High.

Your language does not determine your salvation. Your nationality does not determine your relationship with God. Your obedience to the Father in heaven is what matters.

“La Lengua es el Castigo del Cuerpo” is a call to awaken, remember, and return to the truth. Do not allow the tongue to become a prison for the body or inherited traditions to become chains upon the spirit.

Remember who your Father is. Remember where your authority comes from. And never allow the voice of an earthly ruler to become greater than the Word of God. One Father in Heaven. One Truth. One God above all nations

Why Not Are They Being Purged?

By Trey Knowles

How can the Spirit of God dwell in the house of the devil? How can holiness coexist with wickedness, or righteousness make its home where sin is welcomed and celebrated?

In "Why Not Are They Being Purged?" Trey Knowles presents a powerful spiritual examination of a world that claims to know God while continuing to embrace the very things that oppose His character.

The question is not simply why evil exists, but why people expect the presence of God to remain where corruption, deception, pride, and rebellion are allowed to rule.

God calls His people to be holy, to separate themselves from darkness, and to become vessels of righteousness. Yet many desire the blessings of God without surrendering the ways of the world.

As 1 Corinthians 6:19 reminds us, our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit. If we are truly God's dwelling place, should we not remove everything that defiles His temple?

This message challenges every individual to examine the spiritual condition of their own house. Purging is not about destroying people; it is about removing the wickedness within, turning away from sin, and allowing God's truth to cleanse the heart.

The question remains: If the house belongs to God, why are we still making room for the devil?

"Come out from among them and be ye separate, saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing; and I will receive you." — 2 Corinthians 6:17 

"And the Evil One Manipulated Their Hearts and Minds to Attack the Children of God"

Trey Knowles – "Resign When You See Falsehood:

What Goes Around Comes Around:

 Trey Knowles – "Are Islam and Muslim Countries Are Cursed"

The Promise Land is In America:

10 When you have eaten and are satisfied, praise the Lord your God for the good land he has given you. 11 Be careful that you do not forget the Lord your God, failing to observe his commands, his laws and his decrees that I am giving you this day. 12 Otherwise, when you eat and are satisfied, when you build fine houses and settle down, 13 and when your herds and flocks grow large and your silver and gold increase and all you have is multiplied, 14 then your heart will become proud and you will forget the Lord your God, who brought you out of Egypt, out of the land of slavery. 15 He led you through the vast and dreadful wilderness, that thirsty and waterless land, with its venomous snakes and scorpions. He brought you water out of hard rock. 16 He gave you manna to eat in the wilderness, something your ancestors had never known, to humble and test you so that in the end it might go well with you. 17 You may say to yourself, “My power and the strength of my hands have produced this wealth for me.” 18 But remember the Lord your God, for it is he who gives you the ability to produce wealth, and so confirms his covenant, which he swore to your ancestors, as it is today.

19 If you ever forget the Lord your God and follow other gods and worship and bow down to them, I testify against you today that you will surely be destroyed. 20 Like the nations the Lord destroyed before you, so you will be destroyed for not obeying the Lord your God.

 Trey Knowles – "Your Enemy Has a Form of Godliness but Not Godly"

I Willing Lose My Life In Hell For You If I Am Telling You a Lie:

 Let Us Make Man In Our Image and Likeness:

You Have The Holy Spirit Brothers and Sisters:

The Devil's Lex Luthor Tool

By Trey Knowles

Introduction: The Rise of Modern-Day Lex Luthors and the Weapons of the Beast

What happens when the intelligence of man becomes more dangerous than the weapons he creates? What happens when technology, wealth, and power fall into the hands of individuals who believe they have the authority to shape the future of humanity? Could Elon Musk and Palmer Luckey represent the modern-day Lex Luthors of our world—brilliant inventors whose technological ambitions raise serious questions about artificial intelligence, military power, human freedom, and the future of civilization?

In the fictional world of Superman, Lex Luthor is not simply a villain with extraordinary intelligence. He represents the dangerous combination of pride, wealth, ambition, and the desire to control what he cannot dominate. He uses his knowledge and technological inventions to challenge those who stand in the way of his authority. But what if the spirit of Lex Luthor is not confined to comic books? What if the greatest threat to humanity comes not from monsters in the darkness but from powerful men in expensive suits, building machines that could one day determine who lives, who dies, and who is permitted to remain free?

In The Devil's Lex Luthor Tool, Trey Knowles examines the spiritual danger of technology being developed without righteousness, compassion, accountability, or respect for human life. He raises an uncomfortable question: When companies develop artificial intelligence, autonomous military systems, surveillance technologies, and weapons for the Department of Defense, are these inventions truly protecting humanity, or could they become instruments of oppression in the wrong hands?

Palmer Luckey, the founder of Anduril Industries, has helped advance the development of AI-enabled defense and autonomous military technologies. Elon Musk, through his various companies, has become one of the world's most influential figures in artificial intelligence, robotics, communications, and advanced technology. Their work is not identical, and developing technology does not by itself establish evil intentions. Nevertheless, the growing relationship between powerful technology companies and military institutions raises questions that society cannot afford to ignore.

The Bible warns us about people who use their intelligence and imagination to devise wickedness. In Romans 1:30, Scripture describes those who are "inventors of evil things." This warning reaches beyond the ancient world. It challenges every generation to examine whether its inventions serve righteousness or destruction.

Intelligence is a gift, but intelligence without wisdom can become dangerous. Knowledge without love can become cruelty. Power without righteousness can become tyranny. A person may possess the ability to build the most advanced machine on Earth and still lack the spiritual understanding necessary to recognize the value of a single human life.

This is where the battle between good and evil becomes more than a religious discussion. It becomes a question about the future of humanity.

Imagine a world where artificial intelligence watches every movement, identifies every individual, predicts behavior, and determines who is considered a threat. Imagine military machines operating with increasing independence, where decisions involving human life are influenced or made by algorithms. Imagine ordinary people living under systems of control they cannot question, challenge, or escape.

Would that be freedom, or would humanity simply be entering a new form of slavery?

The chains of yesterday were made of iron. The chains of tomorrow could be made of technology.

A person does not have to be physically chained to become a slave. When powerful institutions control your movements, your opportunities, your access to resources, and your ability to speak freely, domination can take forms that are less visible but still dangerous. When technology becomes a means of intimidation instead of service, the human being risks becoming a subject of the machine rather than its master.

This is the warning behind The Devil's Lex Luthor Tool.

The devil does not need to manufacture a weapon himself if he can tempt human beings to use their own talents for destruction. He does not need to sit in a laboratory if pride, greed, hatred, and the hunger for authority already influence the decisions being made inside it. In this spiritual interpretation, the devil's greatest tool is not artificial intelligence itself. It is the human heart that chooses domination over love and power over righteousness.

The Bible tells us in Ephesians 6:12 that our struggle is not merely against flesh and blood but against spiritual forces of wickedness. This reminds us that the true enemy is deeper than any individual inventor, billionaire, politician, or military leader. The battle concerns the spiritual values guiding human decisions.

The question is not whether every technological inventor is evil. The question is whether humanity is allowing its inventions to become more powerful than its moral conscience.

Consider Cain, who allowed jealousy, anger, and disobedience to overcome his responsibility toward his brother Abel. Cain did not need artificial intelligence or advanced military technology to commit evil. He needed only a heart willing to reject righteousness. Now imagine that same destructive spirit equipped with machines capable of harming thousands or even millions of people.

Technology can multiply human ability, but it cannot automatically produce human goodness.

If a person carries hatred, technology may magnify that hatred. If a government desires absolute control, technology may strengthen its ability to dominate. If a corporation values power above human dignity, its inventions may become instruments of exploitation.

But if human beings choose compassion, accountability, and righteousness, technology can also become a tool for healing, protection, education, and peace.

This is why the direction of the human heart matters more than the sophistication of the machine.

Yeshua taught that no one can serve two masters. In Matthew 6:24, He warns about the conflict between serving God and serving wealth. This teaching challenges a world in which financial success, technological superiority, and military dominance are often treated as the highest achievements of civilization.

What good is it for humanity to develop machines that can conquer the skies while losing the wisdom to live peacefully on the Earth? What good is it to build intelligent weapons while neglecting the poor, the hungry, the oppressed, and those suffering from injustice? What good is technological progress if human beings become less merciful, less loving, and less willing to protect one another?

The fictional Lex Luthor believes that superior intelligence gives him the right to exercise superior authority. His greatest weakness is not a lack of knowledge but the pride that convinces him he should control the destiny of others.

That same temptation can confront real-world leaders and inventors. Wealth and intelligence may provide influence, but they do not grant anyone divine authority over humanity.

No billionaire is God. No corporation is God. No government is God. No artificial intelligence is God.

Human life does not belong to those who manufacture the most powerful weapons or control the most advanced technologies.

It is time for humanity to question the direction of its inventions. Are we building a world where technology serves people, or a world where people must serve technology? Are we creating systems that defend the innocent, or systems that could one day be used to silence anyone who refuses to bow before earthly authority?

These questions are especially important as artificial intelligence becomes increasingly involved in national security and military decision-making. The danger is not simply that machines may become more intelligent. It is that human beings may surrender moral responsibility to systems designed for efficiency, surveillance, and force.

In the biblical story of the Tower of Babel, humanity attempted to build something extraordinary while pursuing its own greatness. The warning was not that construction or human creativity was inherently wicked. It was about the arrogance of people seeking greatness without humility before God.

Today, humanity is building a different kind of tower—one constructed from algorithms, data centers, satellites, autonomous machines, and artificial intelligence. Its power reaches across nations and into everyday life.

But how high can mankind build before forgetting the One who gave mankind the ability to create?

Trey Knowles presents The Devil's Lex Luthor Tool as a spiritual warning, not as proof that particular inventors serve the devil. The comparison to Lex Luthor is a provocative metaphor about the potential corruption of intelligence through pride and unchecked power.

The story challenges audiences to look beyond impressive inventions and ask difficult moral questions about the people, corporations, and governments controlling them.

For the greatest danger may not be the machine that learns to think like a human being. It may be the human being who learns to act without compassion while possessing the power of a machine.

The devil's tool is not necessarily the technology. The devil's tool is the wickedness that can direct it.

And when knowledge is separated from righteousness, when power is separated from love, and when authority is separated from accountability, humanity risks creating the very instruments of its own captivity.

The final question is not simply whether Elon Musk or Palmer Luckey resemble Lex Luthor. It is whether the world will recognize the danger of unchecked technological power before that power becomes impossible to restrain.

Will mankind use its intelligence to protect God's creation, or will mankind use its intelligence to enslave and destroy one another?

Will we serve the Creator, or will we bow down to the things we have created?

This is The Devil's Lex Luthor Tool by Trey Knowles—a warning about pride, artificial intelligence, weapons of war, spiritual deception, and the dangerous temptation to place the power of man above the righteousness of God.

Most White People Carry 666: 

A Spiritual Warning About the Spirit of Cain and the Beast Mark

In this message, Trey Knowles uses the number 666 as a symbol of rebellion, disobedience, and the destructive spirit that opposes the righteousness of God. The number 666 is associated with the beast in Revelation 13:18. Trey draws a spiritual comparison between the beast and Cain, who murdered his own brother Abel. Cain allowed jealousy, hatred, and disobedience to overcome him, using his hands to take the life of his brother.

Throughout history, people have used racial superiority, slavery, colonization, and violence to justify taking the lives and freedom of others. Trey challenges this legacy, particularly the history of white supremacy and its destruction of Black lives. In his interpretation, the spirit of Cain and his mark is reflected in those who seek to dominate, exploit, or destroy God's people. The reference to carbon symbolizes human life and the physical body that God created.

But the mark of rebellion is not determined by skin color. It is revealed through the choices, actions, and intentions of the heart. A person who embraces hatred, murder, oppression, and disobedience follows the destructive example of Cain, regardless of race.

The warning is spiritual: Do not carry the spirit of Cain. Do not allow hatred to turn your hands into instruments of destruction. God calls humanity to righteousness, love, justice, and obedience.

As written in 1 John 3:12, Cain belonged to the evil one and murdered his brother because his own actions were evil while his brother's were righteous.

The question is not what color you are, but whose works you follow: the works of righteousness or the works of darkness.

— Trey Knowles

Black Women Be Strong and Love Thyself:

 Trey Knowles — “I Do Not Love My Enemy”

For your sake, I say that I am a Christian. For your sake, I say that I am a Muslim. But I tell you, I am none of these things. I am of the faith of Abraham. You say that you are a Christian with your mouth, but your heart is far from it. You say that you are a Muslim, yet you make my Master's Kingdom violent. For I tell you, I am none of these things. I am of the faith of Abraham. To you Christians: If the Antichrist claimed to be a Christian and shared the Word, yet was not a doer of the Word, how great is your faith if you cannot discern the difference?

Trey Knowles has knowledge of a serious crime. If Trey Knowles fails to notify authorities and takes active steps to conceal it. He can be charged with misprision of a felony. Trey Knowles would like to report a serious crime because International kidnapping is generally a serious crime under the laws of most countries and can also violate international treaties and federal laws.

International kidnapping can involve:

• Taking a person across an international border without their consent.
• Holding a person against their will in another country.
• Removing a child from their country of habitual residence in violation of custody rights (often called international parental child abduction).
• Transporting a victim between countries for ransom, coercion, trafficking, or other criminal purposes.

In the United States, international kidnapping may be prosecuted under federal kidnapping statutes and other laws, depending on the circumstances. International law enforcement cooperation may involve organizations such as INTERPOL and extradition treaties between countries.

Trey Knowles would like to bring these charges to the World courts against the United States of America.

P.O.W. Trey Knowles Vs United States of America

CHARLOTTE, N.C (BlackPressUSA Newswire)— A 16-year-old Black girl who had been missing since late April has been found dead hanging from a tree, according to police and media reports.

Juliana Nzita, who recently moved to North Carolina from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, was found earlier this month hanging from a tree near the United House of Prayer for All People Church in Charlotte, police said. Her death has been classified as a suicide.

Authorities said Nzita was reported missing on April 28, according to the North Carolina Beat, an independent local news outlet. Her family searched for her while online posts and tips spread across social media.

Area resident Kenneth Tolbert said he was near the church on May 8 when he spotted what appeared to be the body of a teenage girl hanging from a tree, the outlet reported. Tolbert said he alerted church members and police.

Tolbert reportedly provided video footage showing a small blue chair under a tree and a rope above, with the girl’s feet still close to the ground. A church member reportedly said the area had been checked the day before and saw nothing unusual.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department records confirmed Nzita was pronounced dead at 12:40 p.m. on May 8. The report documented the location and initial findings.

Investigators said they received no response from Nzita’s family when contacted. The church reportedly released no public statement.