Need Restored after a Government Genocide whereby friends died and wiped me out financially. Jesus says they will repent and pay Restitution but I am now on the MEAN streets of DTLA and NEED this expedited. He says we are close now but I want it to be sooner than his date. Thank you and Amen 
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What you have described sounds incredibly heavy, and I can understand why you are crying out for help and asking God for things to change sooner rather than later. When someone feels they have lost people they loved, their security, and their ability to provide for themselves, the waiting can feel almost unbearable.
I may not know all the details of what happened, but I do believe this: your suffering matters, and you do not have to carry the burden of seeking truth and justice alone. We can pray for God’s intervention while also encouraging one another to seek lawful, peaceful, and practical ways of pursuing justice, accountability, and the help you need.
The Bible tells us, “Learn to do right; seek justice. Defend the oppressed.” — Isaiah 1:17. Seeking justice is not the opposite of faith. Sometimes faith gives us the strength to keep standing, to keep speaking truth, to ask for help, and to refuse to believe that our present circumstances are the end of our story.
I am praying that God will bring the right people into your path—people who will listen carefully, help you understand your options, and treat you with dignity. I pray for provision, safe shelter, protection, and immediate help with the basic things you need while you continue to seek answers.
And in the midst of everything, hold onto this promise: “The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” — Psalm 34:18. You may feel like you are on the streets and forgotten by the world, but you are not forgotten by God.
I also pray for strength to take the next step, even if you cannot yet see the entire ahead. “Let justice roll on like a river, righteousness like a never-failing stream!” — Amos 5:24.
May justice be pursued in truth and peace. May what has been lost be addressed with honesty and accountability. And may God provide for you now, not only someday. Amen.
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