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Chosen Ones, This Warning Is Clear — There’s a Man Around You That God Is Concerned About” is a message of spiritual discernment, not suspicion or fear. God often warns before damage is done, not after. This message speaks to awareness, boundaries, and obedience. Sometimes the danger is not obvious. It does not always come dressed as evil or hostility. At times, it comes through familiarity, influence, proximity, and emotional access. The concern is not about judgment of a person, but about the impact of their presence on your calling, clarity, and obedience. If you are chosen, your environment matters. Who you listen to matters. Who has access to your thoughts, emotions, and decisions matters. God may raise concern about someone around you not because they are openly wrong, but because they are misaligned with where He is taking you. Some people are not evil, but they are not assigned to your next season. This warning is about discernment, not accusation. It is about paying attention to what drains you, confuses you, weakens your discipline, or subtly pulls you away from what God has already told you to do. God often speaks through discomfort, repetition, and inner resistance long before He allows visible consequences. Do not ignore this message simply because it is uncomfortable. God does not warn without reason. When He highlights a person, it is not always to confront them, but to reposition you. Obedience sometimes means distance. Wisdom sometimes means silence. Protection sometimes looks like separation. This is not a message to panic, accuse, or act impulsively. It is a call to pray, observe, and listen closely to God’s direction. Ask for clarity. Ask for confirmation. Ask for courage to obey what is revealed. Chosen ones are not only called to do the work — they are called to guard the work. And guarding often begins with recognizing who should not have access to it.