The Supreme Prayer: The Cry of the Blood

The God of Israel instructed us to ask Him for whatever we wished in the name of the Son. And Jesus gave us the coordinates of how to do this and at what levels these requests are made in His name.

First comes Sincere Prayer. This is the one that lacks repetitions (Matthew 6:7), the one made by closing the door so that it may be spoken in private (Matthew 6:6), and that humble prayer that exposes the failures of the one who is praying (Luke 18:9-14).

Then comes Prayer In Fasting, which is prayer that is strengthened by fasting from what we consider necessary, as a forsaking of the attachments of the flesh to strengthen the actions of the spirit (Matthew 17:21).

But I propose here the Third Level, which is the highest level of prayer. The prayer that God hears best above the other types: The Cry of the Blood.

But to understand the nature of blood, we must first understand where it comes from: The Heart.

What the Bible says about God and the heart

• Jeremiah 17:10: Affirms that the Lord searches the heart and examines the mind to give to each one according to their works.

• Psalm 139:23-24: Shows the psalmist asking God to search and know his heart and his thoughts.

• Psalm 34:17-18: Guarantees that the Lord hears the cry of the righteous and is near those who have a broken heart.

• 1 Kings 8:39: Highlights that only God knows the heart of all the children of men.

Here we understand that the heart has a privileged place in prayer: God looks first at what comes from it and only afterward at what comes out of it, which are our words.
In this way we understand better where the need to be perfectly sincere with God comes from. It is so that our words may be aligned with our hearts, so that God may savor the content of our prayers through the synchrony that our words have with our heart.

But that is not all. We need to understand that blood is the fluid that passes through the entire body. That is, everything that arises from our heart is distributed to all the organs and all the tissues that make up our flesh.
Do you understand, brothers and sisters? What we think, feel, and intend clothes our entire body. So what we want, think, and feel changes our body, which ends up also changing our mind. Constantly.

Therefore, our blood is the living and molecular witness of what the heart feels, thinks, and desires.
It is from there that we understand the Cry of the Blood.

When we die, our blood is poured out and spread upon the earth. On the day that this happens, God is capable of hearing absolutely all our thoughts in a crystal-clear way, something observable in these verses:

Genesis 4

10 And God said: What have you done? THE VOICE OF THE BLOOD of your brother cries out to me from the earth.

11 And now cursed are you from the earth, which has opened its mouth to receive from your hand the blood of your brother.12 When you till the earth, it will no longer yield its strength to you; a fugitive and a wanderer you will be on the earth.

Hebrews 12

24 to Jesus, the mediator of a new covenant; and to the sprinkled blood, which speaks better than the blood of Abel.

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I propose then that the pinnacle of prayers is the cry that comes from the blood, this one that arises after the death of the body, whose living witness is the earth that receives it, informing the Lord of everything we felt, asked, and desired in life.

In this way one understands the reason why so many historical figures were recognized only long after they were old:

Vincent Van Gogh, who spent his entire life without selling more than 2 paintings. But today he is celebrated as one of the greatest painters of all time.
Leonardo da Vinci, who on his deathbed asked forgiveness from God and from men for having offended them with the waste of all his talent, today long after his death is remembered as the greatest talent that has ever existed in human history.
Johann Sebastian Bach dedicated all his musical work to God and to Jesus Christ, but only became famous 79 years after he died. And today he is considered one of the greatest composers in the history of music.
And there are countless similar cases.

However there was one blood that cried out more than all the others. And this blood cried out for the love and salvation of all human beings...In a way that only The Father would understand:

Revelation 12

11 And they overcame him (the devil) by the BLOOD OF THE LAMB and by the word of their testimony; and they did not love their lives (the saints and elect) even unto death.

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Jesus Christ our Lord was the Man whose Cry of Blood changed Heaven and Earth Forever.
All His Work was consummated in the shedding of His Blood. And this is the Truth of the Cross that no one explained before this article: It was not a symbolic process, it was a spiritual mechanism that has been working since Abel. It was not just a representation, the Blood of Jesus Christ kept all the Divine Wills for the Salvation of Sinners of all ages and of all peoples. And it was the fulfillment of infinite other wills that the Son registered in the Blood so that the Father would hear on the day of death. And then in the Resurrection, the Kingdom of Heaven was officially established with Yeshua as King of Kings and the Holy Spirit as Interim King here on earth. And it continues so until today.

That is why the name of Paul of Tarsus, of the Apostles, of Mary, of the Martyrs, of the Church Fathers, of the Catholic Saints, of the Protestant Reformers and all the others are respected and revered until today, because this is the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob honoring the Cry of Blood of each of these prophets and men of great faith, whom the Creator honors through the centuries and the millennia, in testimony of the Blood of the Saints but also of the Blood of Men.

So when we ask much and receive no answer in life about anything, it is in our Blood that it is registered whether that will of ours was sincere or not. If it was sincere but was not answered in life, you can bet that in death it will be answered. Because God clearly hears what our blood cries out.
If our heart is totally sincere and turned to Him, as Jesus Himself said, in His name we will do things even more extraordinary than He (John 14:12), because while alive we have access to His Blood, which Can Do All Things. And this we do by Faith, not by our own merit. But what we have by ourselves will be heard after the flesh, because God will listen to all without exception.

I dedicate this study to YHWH who revealed such things to me so that I would confirm them in the verses. I understand that my thesis is not as robust as it should be. Because this doctrine remains a mystery in its greater part. But with this article I propose that at least this reasoning may spread so that other brothers and sisters may benefit from it, so that perhaps it may be expanded by other minds beyond mine, in consideration of Herbert Carvalho, the Primitivo Cristão. And may God bless all who are reading at this moment in the name of Jesus Christ the Messiah and of the Holy Spirit who reigns over men.
Eternal Glory to the God of Israel!