Jeremiah Chapter 50 KJV verse two

"Declare ye among the Nations,and publish and set up a standard; publish and conceal not: say - Babylon is taken, Bel is confounded, Merodach is broken into pieces, her idols are confounded, her images are broken in pieces". Here, God tells Jeremiah to publish (twice) and "declare among the nations". With this blog, I am doing exactly the same thing today, publishing and declaring among the nations, this word against Babylon for this word is for all nations are caught in the web of deceit Satan has woven through the spiritual principality of Babylon. It is a true spiritual "world wide web", trapping most on earth today. God told Daniel to "shut up the words, seal the book" Dan:12:4. Here, it is plainly time to speak plainly and I say it is the same time today. Idolatry is a hallmark of Babylon, Satan's kingdom, and God immediately confronts it here in verse two. He wastes no time but declares war, among the nations, because among the nations is where Satan is currently ruling from.
It is time for God's people to say "BABYLON IS TAKEN (Hallelujah!), BEL (or Baal) IS CONFOUNDED, MERODACH IS BROKEN IN PIECES, HER IDOLS ARE CONFOUNDED, HER IMAGES ARE BROKEN IN PIECES!". This is a short synopsis of the word that follows - God has had enough and even as he began all things he is now ending all things.
In the apostolic and prophetic ministries today, we are called by God to "set up a standard". God's people desperately need a banner to rally to in this war against Babylon (a war that affects us all, a war we must all fight, like it or not). We need a clarion call in the Spirit - awakening them and rallying them to "come out from among them and be ye separate, saith the Lord and touch not the unclean thing and I will receive you. For what concord hath Christ with Belial?" Someone must pioneer the way out of Babylon in order for others to follow and God's modern day apostles and prophets are doing just that today, along with a remnant of saints all over the world who have not bowed the knee to Baal (Satan). Hallelujah!