Trey Knowles - Archive Message

Trey Knowles’ “Archive Message”

To my readers,

My desire for you is to follow the example of my Lord, Yeshua, and to do the will of our Father in heaven. If you release the life shaped by the colonizer, you will find your true life. Love protects—but you, my people, must also walk in obedience to the teachings of your Lord Yeshua.

Out of love, I warn you about the influence of the colonizer. I write in peace to remind you that complexion has often been used as a reason for mistreatment, even though you bear the image and likeness given to you by the Lord.

Look around and open your eyes. Have not people across the earth, marked by their skin, faced injustice and persecution? How many have been imprisoned without cause? I tell you, your life today no longer reflects what it once was when you lived as an indigenous people, fully dependent on God.

Yesterday, today, and still now, the oppressor remains the same. Though they may present themselves as lovers of God or as an angel of light, their actions reveal something different. They are like wolves among sheep—controlling and devouring. You will recognize them by their fruit, which stands in contrast to the ways of our Lord Yeshua.

Identity matters. The purpose of the colonizer or oppressor is to control and enslave while benefiting from that control. Much of what is set before you is designed to corrupt—through media, imagery, and influence.

What the colonizer values becomes the standard for those under that system, creating dependence on those values. This system is sustained by the pursuit of money, which keeps the oppressor in power.

Indigenous people once depended on God and valued Him above all, without reliance on money. What, then, has become of those people?

To my readers—both now and in the future—I warn you: if God is for you, who can stand against you? Yet some remain blinded, distracted by the pursuit of money for survival, living within a system shaped by a colonizing force.

Out of love, I speak to you.

Sincerely Trey Knowles