Why This Site Exists
My name is Trip Nine, a continuationist believer from Texas who takes the gift of prophecy seriously — both in its power and its biblical responsibility. I created TroyBlackVideoComments.com after my comment on a specific July 2025 prophecy video was deleted or hidden from Troy Black's YouTube channel.
I originally posted a thoughtful, Scripture-based critique in response to a public, time-stamped prophetic claim made in Troy's July 7, 2025 livestream titled:
Rather than receiving public engagement, my comment was removed without explanation. That silence prompted me to make this critique more visible and accountable — for the sake of the Body of Christ.
Why This Prophetic Word Matters
The word was measurable. Troy used clear language:
"This is going to take place."
That means it was testable — and should be tested, according to 1 Thessalonians 5:20–21 and Deuteronomy 18:22.
"When a prophet speaks in the name of the Lord, if the thing does not happen or come to pass, that is the thing which the Lord has not spoken; the prophet has spoken it presumptuously; you shall not be afraid of him." —Deuteronomy 18:22
My Original Comment (Now Censored)
Troy, when you released this July 7th word, I chose it as a test—should I listen to you or dismiss you?It was simple to verify. And the verdict is in: it didn't happen.You said that in five days, there would be "a shaking loose of the nuts and bolts that hold a country together"—a "framework issue."[But the July 4th Texas floods—and a "nation crying"—had already been unfolding for 60 hours before you posted. You can't retroactively apply that.]You also said: "A leader of the state will be fleeing… floating away [in a balloon]… leaving his (male) position of [state—not private sector] authority in a moment's notice."You added: "This is going to take place."But nothing happened. No state leader fled. No framework collapsed after you published this word.No such event occurred—not in the U.S., not in any nation. Not on X. Not on Google. Nothing.Yes, you left yourself vague outs—"maybe this nation," "maybe allegory"—but that doesn't change the fact: You claimed this would literally take place, by God's word, in a specific timeframe.Scripture is clear: "When a prophet speaks in the name of the Lord, if the thing does not happen or come to pass, that is the thing which the Lord has not spoken; the prophet has spoken it presumptuously; you shall not be afraid of him." —Deuteronomy 18:22You spoke presumptuously in the Lord's name. I don't care if you've gotten 1,000 things right in the past —news commentators do this all the time, but they don't claim divine authority. You used the Lord's name in vain. You should confess and repent.Don't fall into the sin of Shawn Bolz—who thought more highly of himself than he ought, and fell into condemnation.If you have a word of knowledge gift, use it in your local church—not on YouTube, an all-too-easy place to quickly fail the test of Romans 12:3.MPLA: Make Prophecy Local Again.
Censorship Isn't Accountability
Rather than engage in discussion or provide clarification, the YouTube team removed my post — which wasn't vulgar or slanderous, but honest and Scripturally grounded.
If prophetic voices claim public revelation, they must also embrace public accountability.
I believe in prophecy.
I believe in grace. But I also believe the name of the Lord should not be used lightly.
MPLA
Make Prophecy Local Again. Test it in community. Confirm it in the church. Be slow to post it online.
