Julie Green Ministries Encouraging Word Scriptures: – MANY PEOPLE WILL DIE

February 19, 2026-MANY PEOPLE WILL DIE

Encouraging Word Scriptures:
1 John 5:14-15
Heb. 4:16
Prov. 4:20-23
Ps. 145:18
2 Cor. 2:14
Isa. 65:24

God is faithful to perform His Word. (Heb. 10:23)

Come boldly and confidently to God’s throne.

Speak God’s Word when you pray.

Call upon God with His Word.

God hears you and He will answer.

Prophecy Scriptures:
Gen. 6:5-8, 11-13, 17-18
Gen. 7:17-20, 23-24
Gen. 8:21-22
Gen. 18:18-26, 32
Gen. 19:13, 15-19, 24-29
Ex. 11:1-7
Ex. 12:23, 30
Ex. 13:3
Ex. 14:30
Heb. 10:30
Eccles. 12:14
Ps. 96:13
Gal. 6:7-8
Prov. 22:8

God is exposing and reveling secrets. “Everything hidden will be made known.” (Luke 8:17, 12:2-3)

God will make a way for His children and will protect them.

The rainbow is a symbol of God’s promise that He will never again flood the Earth.

God will always protect His children in times of judgment.

God will make a distinction today too between His children and the wicked.

Your enemies will harvest trouble for all the trouble that they have caused across this Earth.

Truth will destroy every lie.

Do not fear the things that are to come because you have found favor with God and have the Blood Covenant of Jesus Christ.

Prayer Scriptures:
Ps. 18:2
Ps. 34:17
Ps. 91:7
Isa. 54:17

Commentary on the Core Themes

Theme 1: Confidence in Prayer (The “Encouraging Word”)
Julie emphasizes that believers can pray with boldness because God is faithful. The verses she selects reinforce this:

• 1 John 5:14-15: This is the cornerstone of confident prayer—knowing that if we ask anything according to His will, He hears us.

• Hebrews 4:16: Encourages us to approach God’s “throne of grace with confidence” to receive mercy and grace.

• Proverbs 4:20-23: A call to pay attention to God’s words, for they are “life to those who find them” and health to the body.

• Isaiah 65:24: A powerful promise: “Before they call I will answer; while they are still speaking I will hear.”

• Application: The message encourages you to not just pray generally, but to “Speak God’s Word when you pray,” using the scriptures themselves as the foundation of your requests.

Theme 2: Judgment and Deliverance (The “Prophecy Scriptures”)
The long list of verses from Genesis, Exodus, and other books all point to a recurring biblical pattern: God judges wickedness but delivers the righteous.

• Noah (Genesis 6-8): The world was corrupt and filled with violence (Gen. 6:11-13). God judged it with a flood but protected Noah and his family in the ark. The rainbow (Gen. 9) is God’s covenant promise.

• Sodom and Gomorrah (Genesis 18-19): God judged the cities for their grave sin but rescued Lot because of His mercy (Gen. 19:15-16, 29).

• The Exodus (Exodus 11-14): God judged Egypt with the death of the firstborn but protected the Israelites who applied the blood of the lamb. He made a “distinction” (Ex. 11:7) between His people and the Egyptians.

• Principle: Julie’s core message is that this same God “will make a distinction today too between His children and the wicked.” The judgment coming upon the world (“MANY PEOPLE WILL DIE”) is not for those under the “Blood Covenant of Jesus Christ.”

Theme 3: God’s Justice (The Prophetic Warning)
The latter part of the prophecy speaks of exposure, reaping what you sow, and ultimate justice.

• “Everything hidden will be made known” (Luke 8:17, 12:2-3): A direct quote of Jesus, promising that truth will ultimately prevail.

• Galatians 6:7-8 & Proverbs 22:8: These establish the law of sowing and reaping. “Your enemies will harvest trouble for all the trouble that they have caused” is a direct application of this spiritual principle.

• Psalm 96:13 & Ecclesiastes 12:14: Remind us that God “will judge the world in righteousness” and bring “every deed into judgment.”

🙏 How to Apply This “Word for Today”

Based on Julie’s message, here are practical steps, rooted in the prayer scriptures she lists (Ps. 18:2, 34:17, 91:7, Isa. 54:17):

1. Build Your Faith: Meditate on the “Encouraging Word” scriptures to build confidence that God hears you.

2. Pray the Word: When you pray about protection for yourself or your nation, use the promises found in the “Prayer Scriptures” (e.g., Psalm 91).

3. Seek His Favor: The message assures you not to fear because you have “found favor with God.” Rest in the security of your covenant relationship through Christ.