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Hear the burden of this message as a watchman’s cry:
“POST THE TRUTH… WATCHMAN ON THE WALL… LET THEM HATE YOU, UNFRIEND YOU, BLOCK YOU, AND MOCK YOU.”
This is not merely a statement—it is a calling. In the Scriptures, the Lord speaks plainly of the watchman:
“Son of man, I have made thee a watchman unto the house of Israel: therefore hear the word at my mouth, and give them warning from me.” (Ezekiel 3:17, KJV)
The watchman is not appointed to please men, but to warn them. He does not adjust the message to gain favor. He stands upon the wall, looking beyond the present, seeing judgment afar off, and crying aloud.
And what happens when truth is spoken?
Men resist it.
“Yea, and all that will live godly in Christ Jesus shall suffer persecution.” (2 Timothy 3:12, KJV)
So when they hate you—remember, they hated Him first.
“If the world hate you, ye know that it hated me before it hated you.” (John 15:18, KJV)
When they mock you, silence you, or cast you aside, count it not strange. The truth has never been popular in a fallen world. The prophets were rejected. The apostles were persecuted. Even our Lord was crucified.
But hear this clearly: the watchman is accountable.
“If thou dost not speak to warn the wicked… his blood will I require at thine hand.” (Ezekiel 3:18, KJV)
This is why the message says, “POST THE TRUTH.” Not your opinion. Not what is comfortable. But the truth of God’s Word—pure, unfiltered, uncompromised.
Let them unfriend you—but do not unfaithfully hide the Word. Let them block you—but do not block the warning. Let them mock you—but do not mock God by silence.
For in the end, it is not the approval of men that matters, but obedience to God.
Stand firm on the wall. Speak with boldness. Endure the rejection.
For the watchman who is faithful delivers his own soul.
Being a watchman in today’s world means standing firm on spiritual convictions despite opposition. From personal experience, whenever I’ve shared sincere truths based on Scripture—whether on social media or in conversations—it can lead to backlash such as being unfriended or blocked. However, this resistance often stems from discomfort with confronting real issues, just as the article highlights with references to Ezekiel and the New Testament. The phrase “POST THE TRUTH” resonates as a call to action that mirrors the biblical mandate given to Ezekiel to warn the house of Israel. This task is not about popularity or appeasement but about faithfulness to God's word. The message reminds us that persecution is inevitable, as seen in the lives of prophets, apostles, and ultimately Jesus Christ Himself. In my journey, I’ve found that maintaining boldness comes from understanding that the truth often disturbs a fallen world. This understanding aligns with John 15:18’s reminder that the world hated Jesus first. When truth-telling leads to mockery or exclusion, it’s crucial not to take it personally but to view it as part of the watchman’s path. Moreover, being accountable as a watchman means not withholding warnings when we see spiritual dangers ahead. This accountability assures that silence or compromise is contrary to our responsibility—that failing to warn is a burden we must not bear lightly. Ultimately, the watchman’s reward lies not in human approval but in obedience to God, delivering the soul through faithful service. This calling invites every believer to reflect on their willingness to stand on the wall, speak boldly, and endure rejection for the sake of truth. For those inspired by this message, remember that enduring opposition is not a sign of failure but evidence of faithfulness—a crucial lesson I’ve embraced through personal trials and spiritual growth.
