THE CONCEPTS AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE KINGDOM PART 1

Matthew chapter 21













Today we are walking in: THE CONCEPTS AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE KINGDOM PART 1










Exodus 16:4



Then said Yahuah unto Mosheh: Behold, I will rain bread from the heavens for you; and the people shall go out and gather a certain rate every day, that I may prove them, whether they will walk in my Torah, or no. Shemoth (Exodus) 16:4





LAW





Today we look to the word LAW-- H2706-choq-- statute, ordinance, limit, something prescribed, due, prescribed task, prescribed portion, action prescribed (for oneself), resolve, prescribed due, prescribed limit, boundary, enactment, decree, ordinance, specific decree, law in general, enactments, statutes, conditions, enactments, decrees, civil enactments prescribed by Yah










The Torah testifies...............



Genesis 26:5




Because that Avraham obeyed my voice, and did guard my watch, my commandments, my statutes, and my Torah. Bere'shiyth (Genesis) 26:5







Exodus 16:28




And Yahuah said unto Mosheh: How long refuse ye to guard my commandments and my Torah? Shemoth (Exodus) 16:28







Exodus 24:12



And Yahuah said unto Mosheh: Come up to me into the Mount and be there: and I will give you caphire stones, and a Torah, and commandments which I have written; that you may teach them. Shemoth (Exodus) 24:12















The prophets proclaim..................



Ezekiel 22:26




Her priests have violated my Torah and have profaned my holy things: they have put no difference between the holy and profane, neither have they showed difference between the unclean and the clean, and have hid their eyes from my Shabbaths, and I am profaned among them. Yechezq'el (Ezekiel) 22:26







Hosea 8:1




Set the shofar to your mouth. He shall come as an eagle against the house of Yahuah, because they have transgressed my covenant, and trespassed against my Torah. Husha (Hosea) 8:1







Micah 4:2




And many nations shall come, and say: Come, and let us go up to the mountain of Yahuah, and to the house of the Elohai of Ya'aqov; and he will teach us of his ways, and we will walk in his paths: for the Torah shall go forth of Tsiyon, and the Word of Yahuah from Yerushalayim. Miykah (Micah) 4:2


















The writings bear witness............




2 Chronicles 33:8




Neither will I anymore remove the foot of Yashar'el from out of the land which I have appointed for your fathers; so that they will take heed to do את all that I have commanded them, according to the whole Torah and the statutes and the ordinances by the hand of Mosheh. Divrei Hayamiym Sheniy (2 Chronicles) 33:8




Psalm 78:5




For he established a testimony in Ya'aqov, and appointed a Torah in Yashar'el, which he commanded our fathers, that they should make them known to their children: Tehilliym (Psalms) 78:5







Proverbs 29:18




Where there is no vision, the people perish: but he that guards the Torah, happy is he. Mishlei (Proverbs) 29:18
























THE CONCEPTS AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE KINGDOM PART 1




The concepts and the characteristics of the Kingdom—that’s what we’re going to talk about. We have been going through a whole series on the Kingdom of Elohiym, which is the only subject that, really, we should be talking about in the called-out assembly worldwide today.




We celebrate around the world, with millions of believers, the period of time that we remember the last week in the life of Yahusha on earth. Today was the day that Yahusha decided to go to Yerushalayim to die. It was today, 2,000 years ago, this very day right now. We know it’s the exact date because it was the day, the first day of the week, that he set out to go toward Yerushalayim. This was the day that he said, “I set my face like flint toward Yerushalayim.” You know, flint is a very hard rock. You can’t break it. In other words, he was fixed: I am going to die.




So the statement meant that Yahusha was saying, whatever happens, there’s one thing I will do, and that is I’m going to die for them, and nothing is going to stop me. That decision was made on this day. This was the day, then, that he sent them to go and find him the donkey so he could ride in on the donkey, down the hill of the Mount of Olives, and up the Qidron Valley, and up to the Temple Mount, and into the city gate, and into the city of Yerushalayim. It was this day. This is the day that they cut down branches, and they began to sing, “Hosanna; blessed is he that comes in the name of YAHUAH,” and they called him, “He’s the King. Here comes the King.”




Now, in Mattithyahu 21, we find in verse 5 it says the prophecy about this day, which comes from, of course, the Cepher of the Old Testament, Zekaryahu chapter 9, is where you find the history of this. You need to read that. But in Zekaryahu chapter 9, verse 9, you find these words prophesying about the coming Mashiach. It says that he will come riding on a donkey: “Say to the daughter of Tsiyon, Behold, your King…” Everybody say King. “…comes unto you, meek, and sitting upon an ass, and a colt the foal of an ass.” End quote.




Now, that prophecy was written way back, a few thousand years before Yahusha came to earth—a couple of thousand years. This is amazing to me, how details are kept by Elohiym. And Zekaryahu the prophet said that when the Mashiach came, one of the signs would be that he would come riding into the city as a King, but on a donkey. And then Zekaryahu defines, or describes, the kind of donkey. He says he will come on a foal, or a colt, a young, unused donkey. But notice, he says he’ll be riding to who? To you. And he’s a King.




Okay, I want you to write the word King down for a minute.




The Bible is not a Cepher about a democracy. The Bible is not a Cepher about a republic. It is not a republic. The Bible is not about a parliamentary democracy. The Bible is about a system of government.




As we know it, we live in the Western world in a form of government that is called a democratic form—democracy, parliamentary democracy, or republics. These are built on the philosophy of government where the people choose their leader. We vote for our king—for our leader, so to speak—not king, but leader.




The Bible is not about that. The message of the Bible is not a democratic message. It’s very important to remember this. Yahusha is not called a president. A president presides over a nation at the behest and the permission of the people. They vote for him. The prime minister is not what Yahusha Ha’Mashiach is called. He’s not a prime minister. Prime ministers are selected by a party who have been voted in by the people. So the power in a democracy resides in people. Whether it’s a republic or a parliamentary democracy, even in the Commonwealth of Nations, the power resides in the people. If you don’t like who you got in power, in the next election you take them out. So the power is really in the hands of the people.




The Bible is opposite to that. The Bible is not a democracy. It’s not a republic. And I keep repeating this, but I want you to get it, because, you see, we have been brought up, cultured, and conditioned to think in terms of a democracy and a republic. We think that way. So when you read the Bible, you must understand that the Bible is not talking about a governing power or structure that resembles what you know.




This is why, in our last week’s session—if you are aware of what we talked about last week—I talked about the fact that Elohiym waited until the Roman Empire was in power, remember that, before he sent Yahusha. Why? Remember why? Because he needed a model, right? So Mashiach didn’t come to earth until Elohiym had a model in place that could define the message of his Kingdom. The Roman Empire was the perfect model, first because it was structured on dominion. The Romans dominated the entire world at that time, the known world of civilization. They dominated the world. Secondly, they dominated the world, but they kept the citizens that they took over in the land. Thirdly, there was only one ruler in the Roman Empire, only one, and he was not voted in. He was an emperor. An emperor is one who has an empire.




Fourthly, the emperor had a title. The emperor’s title—his title—was Caesar. Caesar is another word for Lord. Everybody say Lord.




Now, Caesar was the only one with the title. There were no other Caesars. And that word means Lord. In other words, the Roman Empire only had one Lord. Everybody say Lord again. Say it again. The word Lord—write it down—it means owner, owner-proprietor. So the word Lord is referring to the person who owns the property.




When you rent from somebody, as I always say, you have to call them the landlord. What are they? The land what? See, they’re lords. In The Bahamas, all over The Bahamas—and also some of you are lords if you own property, and you lease it to someone else—you are a lord. Lord simply means owner.




When you read the Bible, you will find the word Lord written all through the Bible. Sometimes it’s a capital L, sometimes it’s a small l. The small l is referring to those who own property, but the big L is referring to the One who owns those who own the property. So whenever the word Lord is used for Elohiym, it is always a capital L. Why? He is the owner of the whole earth and everything in it.




The Bible says, “The earth is YAHUAH’s, and the fullness thereof; the world, and they that dwell therein.” The earth is whose? YAHUAH’s. Take the word out with the meaning: the earth is the Owner’s. There you go. It’s a different picture altogether. The earth belongs to the Owner, and all the fullness—or that which fills it—is also the Owner’s. It’s going to make sense in a minute.




Now, Caesar calls himself Lord. Lord means owner. So the Roman Empire was built on the philosophy that everything is owned by Caesar. Elohiym says, “Send Yahusha now, because the message he’s going to preach is the exact message they’re living.” He’s coming to establish an empire, a Kingdom, and he will be the Lord of all.




So you can have many lords—oh dear—but small l should really be translated caretaker, rendered. A small l means, yeah, you own it. Let me give an example.




In The Bahamas—and also in America, I guess, in Canada too, and other places—but in The Bahamas, when you buy a piece of property, guess what they give you? The conveyance papers, don’t they? And you own the property. You see your name on it. They stamp it. You own the property. But yet the government tells you, you don’t own this property. How do you know? They charge you for the rest of your life for something you own. I got a problem with that. Keep the TV on.




You work all your life to pay for this piece of property, pay for this house. You work hard. And then they let you rent what you own, and they call it real estate tax.




Okay, that’s not a bad model. Listen to me in the model. What they’re saying is, you own it, but you don’t own it. We are giving you permission to own it, and the permission you got to pay for the rest of your life. You are a caretaker.




Now, isn’t it amazing that those who keep the property the best pay the most? Interesting.




This is important. What happens if you don’t pay your property tax? I want you to think about this. You own this property. You own this property. You paid for it. But what happens if you refuse to pay your property tax? What happens? Come on, lawyers, talk to me. Huh? They what? Okay, hear it—they will repossess. This is crazy. What you own.




What they’re saying is, you never owned this. It doesn’t sound fair, I know. Okay. Why this is important to learn: because it’s the way kingdoms think. The earth is always YAHUAH’s, so anybody who claims to own anything in it, or any part of it, they don’t own it. They are caretakers.




Let me tell you how happy I am about that. I found out that a king owns everything in a kingdom. In a kingdom, the king literally owns the whole kingdom, right? Write this down: the king owns the kingdom. That’s the different concept you’ve got to learn. That concept.




So in a kingdom, a king allocates property to people. How many of you remember in The Bahamas there was such a term as—and still is, actually—a term called Crown land? Now, why do they call it Crown land? Because that’s the land that is owned by Queen Elizabeth in The Bahamas, because kings own their territory. They can give it to whom they want.




That’s why there are parts of The Bahamas named after people, whole islands or sections named after people, the Collins family. Those things were given out by the King of England. “You can have this island. You can have that part of it. You can have that half.” I mean, they just—the king just cuts it up, gives it away. This is so good, because in a kingdom the king can move his property around to whomsoever he wills. And guess what? You never own it.




So Yahusha is a King riding on a donkey, not a president. The president of the United States does not own America. Our prime minister does not own The Bahamas. And sometimes they seem like they do, but they don’t. But a king is a different story.




My wife and I went to a kingdom a couple of years ago. We went to a kingdom called Swaziland. It’s one of the last places in the world where there is an actual king that rules the country. It’s a monarchy. Hallelujah. That whole country belongs to him. It’s amazing. The man got—how many wives, baby? How many wives? Eight? Huh? He’s on the tenth one. My God. Now, I’m not talking about one at a time, you know. See, y’all understand, I talk about ten all at once.




The thing is, now, my wife—you know, we are guests of the king, and he is the power of the country. And, of course, you know, when we arrived there, they had a whole parade for us, and it was amazing, and we were the guests of the king. And when we arrived to the place where they were all gathered to meet us, and all the leaders and all the chiefs, then my wife had to be separated from me because she had to go sit with the wives.




Now, look at that. The king made sure no fool touches any of them brothers. You will hear of a man who killed a king? You know. Hey. And she had this shipment of all these queens, I guess they’re all queens, I don’t know. Yeah, I counted eight. Eight.




Tell me why I can’t get away with one wife. He owns the subjects. They said that when that king wants a wife, if he’s sitting now and he’s in a meeting, and he sees a woman that he wants, he just tells the parents, “Deliver her.” And him—this is real—“Deliver your daughter at nine o’clock in the morning, prepare her for the court to be trained. I want her to be my wife.” Why? The concept is he owns the people.




Are you getting it? Yahusha is a King. He could walk into a place and see you. Yahusha now—let me see you in sin, under the garbage heap of all kinds of muck—and he decides, “You, my wife.” You understand it? That’s exactly what he did to some of you. If people knew your past, and yet he walked into your life, and he’s King. He is what? Lord. He says, “I don’t care what she’s been drinking. What do you mean, sniffing? She is mine.” It’s Kingdom. The King can do that.




Now, the King comes in because he owns his Kingdom. He’s Lord.




Now, I want to say a couple things here before we wrap this up. I want you to remember this. When a king has children, those children are called what? Prince and princesses. Now, in every kingdom you’ve got one king. You can have two kings—and I’m talking about in the kingdoms of the model of the world. Now then, all the people in the kingdom are called what? Subjects. That means below-jacks. Are you getting it? You’ve got sub-jacks in every kingdom in the world. You’ve got subjects. You are below-jacks. What a horrible term. But every kingdom has it.




But the Kingdom of Elohiym is a problem, because it’s the complete opposite. In the Kingdom of Elohiym, the people that are in the Kingdom of Elohiym are not subjects. They are all kings. Problem here.




So when Yahusha was talking about authority in the Kingdom, leadership in the Kingdom, he had a problem explaining it. He said, “Look. You disciples got the wrong training. You believe that in the kingdom, he who is greatest is the one who suppresses everybody else. You think that in the kingdom, in order to be big, you got to make everybody else small. You believe that to be somebody, you got to make sure everybody else is nobody.” What an attitude.




He says, “Now that’s the way it’s done.” But we can deal with this in a couple of weeks coming. “That’s the way it’s done,” he says, “in the world. In the pagan world, they want to lord it over their subjects.” Statement: “It shall not be so among you.” Complete rebuke.




To live in this Kingdom, he says, change your philosophy of leadership, authority. You are not great because everyone else is small, because in his Kingdom ain’t no small. He said, “In this Kingdom, the great person is the one who serves everybody else.” There’s going to be a good series when you understand this later.




I was teaching a seminar this week in a corporate company, and I asked the question. And then on Friday night I mentioned it again during our session. What do you think of when you hear the word Michael Jordan? What do you think about? Basketball. You don’t think about people. What do you think about? What he does.




Is he a leader? Yes. Everybody wants him to be on their advertisement. He’s a powerful leader. His name brings in millions. He has influence all over the world. I mean, Michael is an awesome leader. But when I call his name, you don’t think about people, because leadership has nothing to do with people.




Michael Jackson. What do you think about? You don’t think about people. But yet he influences millions. He is now called—ready for this?—the King of Pop. He got no subjects, but he’s called what? King. He doesn’t dominate people. He dominates a domain that is his gift.




I give you one more: Mother Teresa. What do you think about? What do you think about? Charity. What do you think about? Poor, yes. Isn’t that amazing? This woman is a world leader. She stood before the United Nations and addressed them. She was sought by kings and queens who wanted to talk to her. Governments wanted her advice. She was four feet high and never changed clothes—the same dress all the time—but she ruled the world. Why? It wasn’t people we remember. It’s a gift.




Because your leadership is not in ruling people. He says, “In this Kingdom, the greatest among you is the one who found his gift and serves it to everybody else.”




I’m going to ask a question. I don’t want an answer now. I want an answer from you—and I promise I’m going to ask you at this time. I want an answer from you in 15 years, okay? I’m going to ask you the question now, and then I want an answer in 15 years.




Here’s the question: What will I think about when we call your name in 15 years?




I’m going to ask for an answer, because right now we probably think about nothing. Are you known for anything yet? Is there something that you are so good at, that you dominate so well, that it’s synonymous with your name? Or maybe your name is Jack—who? Why are you laughing? Who’s Jack? All right. Oh, you know Jack? I’m waiting to see if you know Jack. Who’s Jack? What is Jack’s last name? Of all trades. He masters what? You got to master something.




There’s a trophy in my office. It’s about three feet high. I went to speak out in California at a conference there at the Shrine Auditorium, really where they have all the Academy Awards, and I was a speaker that night. And all these people in this place, and they presented me with a trophy. The trophy reads: Mr. Purpose. Interesting.




About eight years ago—maybe before, longer, maybe ten years ago—I was chatting with Pastor Richard and Erin, and I think he might have forgotten this conversation. I hope not. I said, “You know what to do? I’ll tell you what to do if you want to be successful in life. Find an area that you’re good at and work it. I mean, just read all the Cepheriym on it, you know. Go to every seminar on it. I mean, if it’s your passion, your love, just go for it. Don’t be known for too many things. Be king of something.”




Elvis Presley, okay. What do you remember? Rock and roll. He’s the king of what? Rock and roll. Leader.




Aretha Franklin. She’s a queen. Where did you get these names from? There are no queens in America. She’s a queen of soul. And notice all the names are different. She’s soul. Elvis is rock and roll. Michael Jackson is pop. Jordan is basketball. Tiger Woods is golf.




What is yours? What are you serving the world? Mashiach says, “The greatest among you will become the one who’s serving the best.”




Do you know why most Bahamian restaurants don’t make it? They sell everything. I’m giving you good advice now. They can invoice me for this idea. It’s free. Stop selling everything. Kentucky Fried Chicken is known for what? Chicken, man. They may throw a burger in there, but that ain’t their thing. It’s chicken.




What are you known for? Find something that is you. Serve it to the world. You know, it’s tough to find good secretaries because they keep changing their positions, their jobs. They keep changing stuff. It’s good to be good at something, because you become sought-after. A good mechanic—Lance—we don’t need a guy who can fix everything, you know. When I want my car fixed, I don’t take it to a plumber. I don’t want no pipes in my car. I need somebody who’s good at that one thing. This is important.




They are what? The authority in the area. Am I talking to anybody here this morning? Why am I stuck on this? I got all kinds of things to talk about. But, you see, somebody here must be trying to be everything, and Elohiym is saying, “Hey, settle down on one thing and get good at it, man. Find your gift and serve that thing to the world, and you’ll become what? Great.”




Muhammad Ali—he claimed to be king. No mayor. He got more influence than the mayor. If Muhammad Ali walks into a town, the people don’t go see the mayor. They have a meeting while he’s there. Why? Because he has sharpened his skill in his area so well, he serves it to the whole world. I mean, he went to the Thrilla in Manila and served the world some gloves. Stopped the world for two hours. What can you do to stop the world? There’s something in you, and that’s your leadership.




I mean, you give me one last name. Say what you think about: Yahusha. Huh? One word. Savior. Salvation. Why? That’s the word. That’s what it means. Elohiym named him what he was. “His name shall be called Yahusha.” The word means what? Savior. “For he shall save his people from their sins.” He named him what he was.




If you want to get saved, you go to Mashiach. He’ll dominate your sins and turn them into a miracle. Amen. He saves you.




Now, the King came riding, synonymous with a dominion. Our Kingdom is a problem because our Kingdom doesn’t have any subjects. So Yahusha said, “To explain my Kingdom to you all, there needs to be a paradigm shift.” Watch this. All the citizens in the Kingdom are sons of the King. Problem. That means every citizen is a prince or princess.




So what do you do now? Well, what is a prince or a princess? Write down the definition. A prince or a princess is a king in waiting. They are kings and they are queens, but they are in waiting. A prince is a king. So why is he called the prince? A princess is a queen. Why is she not called queen? That is simple, because you cannot be a king or a queen, if you are a prince and a princess, until two things happen. One, the king dies; or two, you are removed out of the territory. Two kings cannot rule the same territory.




Prince Charles of England—you all know today—Prince Charles’s problem is, his mother wouldn’t die. Or respect. Please, your majesty. Prince Charles is an old man now. God bless you, sir. Jolly well, old chap, commander fellow. It’s the truth, you know. He’s an old man. He’s older than most of us. But he’s still a prince. As old as he is, he’s still a prince. And the possibility still is there that he might die a prince. Why? Because the queen is still alive, and as long as she is in England and she’s still alive, he is forever stuck with being prince. That means he will never rule, dominate England.




And you’re listening to me carefully. I’m talking about you. I was saying something that sounded very comical this morning, but it was to make a point, and that is Prince Charles has a problem. He ain’t sure how to pray. He ain’t sure if he’s supposed to pray for his mommy to stay alive. That’s one prayer: “Give her long life, a long life.” No. You know one of the famous statements in the Bible and also in Great Britain’s monarchy is this statement: Long live the king. Now the reason why they say you must say that all the time is because you don’t want them to die. But I’m not sure everybody is praying that with you. What do you think?




I mean, after a while, you know, you prince and you 60 years old, and you still prince. You still walking around prince. I mean, you see the throne every day, just walking around prince all your life. They call you Prince Charles. Prince, prince, prince. Man, you get tired of prince. But this woman wouldn’t die.




So Prince Charles—listen to me—never had a kingdom. That’s the only mistake. Prince Charles, even though he’s an old man, so far he never ruled, never had a kingdom. What a sad thing. All his life he is known as the sidekick. Some of you laugh at Prince Charles, but his life is not easy. All your life, even in the shadow, all your life you carry out diplomatic errands. You never speak as the authority. All your life everybody questions you when you speak. I say, that’s tough, man. Sometimes you wonder why people have difficulty living. You know, you don’t live in their shoes. All his life, never had a kingdom, never ruled, and yet he has royal blood.




Now watch what the monarchy is doing. Every kingdom—everybody say kingdom—put next to it monarchy. The Bible is about a monarchy. Kingdoms are about monarchies. What’s a monarchy? A monarchy is a family that owns and rules the whole territory. The family owns the place. My God. That’s why the land in The Bahamas is called Crown land. Why? The king—the queen—actually owns land, land she never saw.




Anybody following this now? Watch this. A monarchy is a family. This is good news for you to understand the Bible. The Bible is about a family. This is a family Cepher. Y’all got to forgive me. This is about a Father with children and with an eldest Son. You getting me? Great.




This Cepher is not about religion. It’s not about traditions. It’s not about all these calisthenics we call worship, and the candles and the smoke and the chants and the songs and the hymns. This Cepher is a family Cepher. It’s a family album. Can you change your thinking?




And the family in this Cepher is a monarchy. The Father is called the King of the universe, seen and unseen. The Cepher actually calls him King of all.




Now, the only way for Charles to become king, by the way—and Charles, your majesty, Prince Charles, you know this is true, you watching this program—you can become king even by the death of your mum. Or, if they can move you out of England and put you in a foreign territory, then you can become a king. Two ways to become a king: the death of the father or the mother, you become king, or they got to move you out of the territory. As long as you are with your father and your mother, you cannot be king.




Write that down. As long as the prince and the princess are with the mother and the father, they cannot be king. They can only be prince and princess. So the way you become a king is the death of the parent, or you are removed out of the same territory as your father.




Let me tell you why this is tough teaching, because this is the real truth. Hallelujah.




Now, do you know what plans they’re making in England right now? They figure Princess Margaret—no, Elizabeth—is so old, but they figure she’s still strong, so the possibility of her outliving her son is very high. You’re following this now. So what they’ve done—they figure, you know, if she were to pass away in the next 15 years from now, which is possible, because her mother’s still alive. That woman is eternal. Woman’s a thousand years old. I mean, now, you know. Lord have mercy. That grandson got real problems.




Okay. So if Queen Elizabeth lives another 15 or 20 years, how old do you think Charlie gonna be? Let me tell you something: Charlie gonna be walking around like granny walking now. So what they doing now, they already started. They figure he ain’t gonna be no good to the throne when grandmama passes. So they’re working on his son William, and they’re saying, “Look, we got to prepare this young fellow to be king.” So they already earmarked him to take over after Queen Elizabeth dies—not Prince Charles, to whom they going? For the son.




Would you follow this? That’s why he’s having etiquette training, diplomatic training, international training, economic training, training in the courts of traditions. I mean, the guy is getting prepared, young fellow, because daddy will never be king now.




There’s a third way. Third way for Prince Charles to become king. This is the one I want to get at. The third way is if his mother woke up one day and said, “I’m tired, so I’m going to abdicate the throne, and I’m going to turn it over to my son because I love him, and I don’t want him to die not tasting what it feels like to sit in this golden chair and give commands, and they are obeyed as if they are law. To feel the power that the House of Lords and the House of Commons—and even the prime minister gotta get permission from you to do anything. The power.”




The prince ain’t never felt it. Serious.




Let me tell you his bottom line. Elohiym’s Kingdom is a mystery. He is King, and he got kids. All the kids are princesses and princes, which means they are all rulers in waiting. Say with me: rulers in waiting.




So I’m gonna go here. I want to show you something. So here’s Elohiym. He is in the invisible world. He is the ruler, King, of the invisible world. And he has children. Now, you were always with him. The Bible says—write this down—Ephesiym 1:4: “He chose us in him before the foundation of the world.” There wasn’t an earth yet. When Elohiym already had you, you existed before earth. Write it down. Help me annoy you. You existed before earth.




The Bible says he chose you long before there was an earth. So you pre-existed before the universe, before planets, before the solar system, before earth, before creation. You existed before Bereshiyth chapter 1. Everybody with me? That’s why the Bible could say, in the same verse, you were predestined. In verse 3 of that same chapter, Ephesiym 1, it says, “Blessed be the Elohiym and Father of our Adonai Yahusha Ha’Mashiach, who hath blessed us with every spiritual blessing in heavenly places in Ha’Mashiach.” Who? What’s the past tense? Has already—already—already blessed you with every single blessing you would need. But where are they? They are reserved in the heavenly realms. Why? Because there wasn’t no place else to put them, because there wasn’t any place made yet for them to be manifested.




Do you understand? Everything you need for life and holiness was prepared before it was even manifested, and they were set in reserve in the invisible realm, the Bible says. Why? Because there was no visible realm yet. You get it? You and everything you need existed before there was a visible realm.




It’s like Elohiym told Yirmeyahu. When Yirmeyahu started complaining, Elohiym said, “Yirmeyahu, I called you to be a prophet to the nations, to uproot, to tear down, and to rebuild.” Yirmeyahu: “Oh, Adonai YAHUAH, you made a mistake. I can’t even talk, and I’m only a child.” Elohiym said, “Shut up. Don’t say you are a child.” Because before you were conceived in your mother’s womb, you were history. And before you were born, he says, you had already been appointed to be a prophet.




My Lord. Now watch this. So now Elohiym has children before there’s a planet. Elohiym is King.




Wrapping up now. I got to get this. So Elohiym—help me—Elohiym is not Queen Elizabeth. Thank you, Yahusha. Elohiym says, “Look, I want my kids to taste rulership. But if they stay with me, they can’t rule nothing up here. This is my territory. Ain’t no room for that up here. But I love them so much, I want them to taste what it feels like to be in charge. So I’ve got to get them out of here.” Out of where? Heaven.




Now, see, you want to go to a place—that’s a demotion. Uh-uh. Whole new thinking. Elohiym loves you so much, he got you out of heaven. I wonder—oh, please don’t misunderstand a statement. Keep the TV on. I wonder how much Her Majesty loves Charlie. Serious question.




For Elohiym so loved you that he got rid of you so you could taste what Daddy knows. So when you read the family album, it reads like this: “In the beginning Daddy created a physical realm.” Why? He has to get the kids out of the spiritual realm, otherwise they’ll never taste rulership.




I want to close on the first Scripture and run a couple of verses here. Turn to Tehilliym.




They’ll never feel my rulership. Tell your neighbor, “Boy, Daddy loves us.” You know. If you understand, I understand. Elohiym loves you so much—oh. Let me tell you something, friends. If you got a 35-, 40-year-old son still in the house, something wrong. Y’all talk to me, man. Your son is 40 years old and he’s still in the house, and he’s working. Let me tell you something: they are not men. They are boys. Or women—big girls—still 40-year-old girl.




My daddy told me years ago—and I was talking to someone at lunch yesterday. They said the same thing. My daddy said, “Look, son, until you get your own house, you ain’t a man.” You know what he means by that? Until you have your own territory.




Elohiym says, “Look, I know you’d like it up here singing and dancing, jumping up and down around my throne, but until you get your own territory, you ain’t no king.” We want to go to heaven and jump? I will. It’s a man’s room. For what are you doing? I don’t want to go crying. Can’t angels manage? He’s very clear.




Why he made us? “Let them have dominion,” and he specified, “over the earth.” He’s trying to give you leadership, man. He’s trying to give you rulership. He’s trying to give you authority. What do you want? You just want to sing?




What would you do if your son and daughter spent all day in the house for 25 years just singing? Come on, be honest, man. What would you do as a parent? Let me tell you something. There’d be two songs in the house: “Go away, little girl. Go away. Just go away.”




And yet we want to do that with Elohiym: just go to heaven and sing. Guess what? You used to be in heaven. Elohiym got you out. Why? Because he loved you so much, he wanted you to experience what Daddy experiences.




You know, some of you men who have grown up—some of you are still growing up, yeah—but those who grew up and got your own house, how often have you said, “Boy, I realize what my daddy used to go through now”? Remember I said before, I got to pay bills now—water bill, light bill, phone bill, children bill, tuition bill, all kinds of bills—and you start appreciating what your father must have gone through. That’s what Elohiym wants.




Tehilliym says—look at the first statement—“O YAHUAH our Adonai, how excellent is your name in all the earth!” Write the word majestic down. The word excellent here has to do with majesty. “How majestic is your name in all the earth!” Next statement. He says, “Who have set your glory above the heavens.” What’s he doing? He’s looking at the sky at night, the stars, the planets. He says, “My, look at your nature there.” Read on. He says, “Out of the mouth of babes and sucklings have you ordained strength because of your enemies, that you might still the enemy and the avenger.”




Okay, we got a problem here. Listen carefully. He says, “Elohiym, O YAHUAH, when I look at all this creation,” he says, “man, look at the stars and the beauty,” he says, “but I see something. You have made children.” This is not referring to children’s church. This statement is referring to all in front of you. He’s talking about every child that came out of Elohiym. He says, “Elohiym, you made all this creation, but it was for your children.” Why? Because you wanted your children to praise you with perfect praise.




Just stay with me for a couple of minutes. Don’t miss this, please. I beg you, because the devil don’t want you to get this part. Elohiym created the seen world, the visible world, and 500 million planets, and 500 million galaxies, and 500 million stars, and this wonderful array of stars and Milky Ways and black holes and the awesome beauty of the constellations of stars and buildings—everything you see that causes awe—all of that was because of you kids.




Elohiym don’t need no stars. And David says he did that because he wanted his children to praise him perfectly, and when they did, they would still, they would shut up the mouth of who? Read it there. What? The avenger. Not avengers—singular, right? And what else? The foe. Singular, not foes. And then it says what? The enemies—plural.




Who is it referring to? It is referring to Lucifer. There was an angel in heaven who was in charge of praise and worship. His name was Lucifer. This creature was kicked out by Elohiym, cast out. So now Elohiym has no one in heaven, so to speak, quote-unquote, to lead the worship. David says, “Ah, I see it. I see it. Daddy had some angels in charge of this thing, but what Daddy did was Daddy made a decision. He don’t want no more angels to lead worship. What he wants now is his own kids.”




Oh, Yahusha, I love you. Thank you.

PRAY FOR YAH TO OPEN YOUR EYES AND LEAD YOU TO YOUR DESTINY PART 2

James chapter 4































Today we are walking in: PRAY FOR YAH TO OPEN YOUR EYES AND LEAD YOU TO YOUR DESTINY PART 2






















Proverbs 20:6










Most men will proclaim every one his own goodness: but a faithful H529 man who can find?
















FAITH
















Today we look to the word FAITH-- H529- emuwn--faithfulness, trusting, faithful




























The Torah testifies...............













Deuteronomy 32:20










And he said, I will hide my face from them, I will see what their end shall be: for they are a very froward generation, children in whom is no faith H529


































The prophets proclaim..................










Habakkuk 2:4










Behold, his soul which is lifted up is not upright in him: but the just shall live by his faith H529.


































The writings bear witness............




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Now, as we continue, it’s important to realize that readiness and prayer are not enough if we allow obstacles to block our path.













There are things in our lives—sometimes visible, sometimes hidden—that prevent the blessings and miracles Elohiym has prepared for us from manifesting. These obstacles can be fear, doubt, procrastination, unresolved past issues, or even toxic relationships.













And unless we identify them and remove them, we risk standing in our own way.













Consider the story of the Yashar’elites in the wilderness. They had been delivered from Mitsrayim. Elohiym had promised them the land. And yet, time and again, they faltered—complaining, doubting, allowing fear and uncertainty to cloud their faith.













The obstacles were not outside them. They were within them.













And until they addressed these fears, until they trusted Elohiym completely, they could not step fully into the blessings awaiting them.













Similarly, in our own lives, we may be praying diligently, aligning our hearts, and declaring, “Yahuah, I am ready. Please take me to my miracles and overflowing blessings.” But we find ourselves frustrated because something inside us is holding us back.













Perhaps it’s the fear of failure, the hesitation to take action, or resentment toward someone who wronged us. Whatever it is, it must be addressed, because Elohiym’s blessings cannot fully flow where there is blockage.













Ya’aqov 4:7 says, “Submit yourselves therefore to Elohiym. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.”













This is a powerful principle. Submission to Elohiym allows His will to move through us, while resistance—whether to His guidance or to letting go of harmful patterns—creates barriers.













To receive your miracles, you must resist anything that opposes Elohiym’s plan for your life and submit fully to His purpose.













Let me share a real-life example.













I knew a young woman who was praying for financial breakthrough. She prayed daily. She read the Cepher. She remained faithful. But she constantly held on to grudges and let bitterness cloud her heart.













When she finally recognized the obstacle within her—unresolved anger—and released it, opportunities began to appear. Doors that had been closed for years suddenly opened. A breakthrough came. But it came only after she identified and removed the block.













Therefore, I urge you to take a moment to reflect. What is standing between you and your miracles? Is it fear, doubt, a toxic influence in your life, or a mindset that refuses to believe in possibility?













Whatever it is, confront it today. Write it down. Pray about it. Take steps, no matter how small, to remove it.













Because Elohiym’s blessings are already prepared for you, but your obstacles can delay their arrival.













And remember, identifying obstacles is not just about avoiding negativity. It’s about creating space for Elohiym’s favor to flow. Just as a river cannot flow if the dam is not removed, Elohiym’s miracles cannot reach you if the blockages remain.













Step courageously into self-examination. Remove the spiritual, mental, and emotional barriers, and watch as Elohiym begins to move powerfully in your life.













Now that we’ve addressed obstacles, let’s focus on the next crucial step: aligning your actions with Elohiym’s purpose.













You see, prayer and readiness set the stage, but action is what brings the blessings and miracles into manifestation. Elohiym’s favor responds not just to intention, but to intentional, purpose-driven steps.













Faith without works is incomplete, and readiness without action is like a seed left in the packet. It has potential, but it will never grow unless it’s planted, nurtured, and cultivated.













Consider Qolasiym 3:23, which tells us, “Whatever you do, work heartily, as for Yahuah and not for men.”













This verse reminds us that every action we take, every effort we put forth, should reflect our alignment with Elohiym’s purpose. It’s not about doing things for recognition, for applause, or even for temporary reward. It’s about honoring Elohiym with our discipline, our focus, and our dedication.













When our actions align with His will, we invite His blessing to accelerate our efforts, to multiply our work, and to turn ordinary steps into extraordinary outcomes.













Let me share a story to illustrate this.













There was a man who prayed fervently for a business breakthrough. He declared daily, “Yahuah, I am ready for Your miracles and overflowing blessings.” Yet he knew that prayer alone would not suffice.













So he aligned his actions with Elohiym’s purpose. He invested time in learning, disciplined his spending, sought guidance from mentors, and remained consistent in his efforts.













Within months, doors opened that had seemed impossible. Elohiym’s favor didn’t simply fall into his lap. It flowed through the actions he had taken in alignment with His plan.













Furthermore, aligning with Elohiym’s purpose requires wisdom. Not every opportunity is a blessing. Not every offer, every partnership, or every shortcut is in line with His plan.













Prayer positions you to discern, but action in alignment with Elohiym’s principles ensures that you step only into opportunities that honor Him.













It is through obedience, integrity, and persistence that blessings are multiplied and miracles are fully realized.













So today, I encourage you to examine your actions. Are they aligned with your readiness? Are they consistent with your prayers? Are they reflecting a life surrendered to Elohiym’s will?













Because when your actions, your mindset, and your faith all move in harmony, the supernatural begins to flow.













You start to notice doors opening where there were walls, connections forming where there was isolation, and opportunities appearing where there was impossibility.













And remember, alignment is a continuous process. It’s not a one-time decision. It’s daily choices, daily discipline, and daily dedication.













When you commit to this, the prayer you’ve been saying—“Yahuah, I am ready. Please take me to my miracles and overflowing blessings”—doesn’t just remain a declaration. It becomes a reality.













Your readiness and your actions combine to unlock the fullness of Elohiym’s miraculous plan for your life.













Now, even when you are ready, praying daily, removing obstacles, and aligning your actions with Elohiym’s purpose, there is one crucial element that tests every believer: faith in waiting.













You see, miracles and blessings often do not arrive on our timetable. Elohiym’s timing is perfect, but it can feel slow to our human hearts. This is where faith becomes more than belief. It becomes endurance, perseverance, and trust, even when the evidence is not yet visible.













Consider Avraham, who waited decades for the promise of Yitschaq, or Dawid, who was anointed king as a young man but had to wait through years of trials before taking the throne. Their stories teach us a profound lesson: faith is not passive. Faith in waiting is active. It keeps hope alive, strengthens character, and prepares the heart for the moment of manifestation.













Galatiym 6:9 reminds us, “Let us not grow weary in doing good, for in due season we shall reap if we do not give up.”













That phrase—“if we do not give up”—is where the miracle is hidden. Your blessing is coming, but only if you maintain faith through the waiting.













Let me share a real-life scenario.













There was a woman who prayed daily for healing. She had been struggling for years, and it seemed like nothing was changing. But she remained consistent in prayer, aligned her lifestyle with Elohiym’s guidance, and continued to act in faith.













Years later, not only was she healed, but her testimony became a source of inspiration for countless others. What seemed like a long wait was actually a season of preparation, shaping her faith, character, and capacity to receive the miracle fully.













Waiting does not mean doing nothing. Waiting means staying ready. Waiting means continuing to pray, to act, and to align with Elohiym’s purpose even when the doors seem closed. It means trusting Elohiym’s timing over your own.













And remember, waiting is often where Elohiym builds endurance, resilience, and a deeper intimacy with Him. It is in waiting that your faith is tested, refined, and strengthened so that when the breakthrough arrives, you are fully equipped to handle it with gratitude, wisdom, and joy.













So today, I want you to embrace your waiting season. Do not despise it. Do not rush it. And do not allow discouragement to take root.













Keep declaring, “Yahuah, I am ready. Please take me to my miracles and overflowing blessings.” Keep trusting. Keep aligning. And keep walking in faith.













Because when you combine readiness with daily prayer, removal of obstacles, alignment of actions, and steadfast faith in waiting, your miracles cannot be stopped. They are on their way, even if you cannot see them yet.













And as you hold on to that truth, remember the words of Ya’aqov 1:12, which say, “Blessed is the man who remains steadfast under trial. For when he has stood the test, he will receive the crown of life which Elohiym has promised to those who love Him.”













Your waiting season is not wasted. It is preparation for your crowning moment of breakthrough and blessing.













Now, as your faith strengthens and your readiness deepens, it’s essential to learn how to recognize your breakthrough when it arrives.













You see, sometimes miracles and blessings are subtle. They do not always arrive with fanfare, a trumpet, or flashing lights. They can appear quietly, gently, even unexpectedly.













And if we are not attentive, if we are not discerning, we might miss the very doors Elohiym is opening for us.













Consider this: blessings can show up as new opportunities, divine connections, clarity of direction, or peace in situations that once brought anxiety. They may appear as sudden financial favor, a restored relationship, or a long-awaited answer to prayer.













But here’s the key: recognition requires awareness.













You must remain spiritually alert, mentally focused, and emotionally receptive to the ways Elohiym moves in your life.













Devariym 28:1-2 says, “And it shall come to pass, if you diligently obey the voice of Yahuah your Elohiym, to observe and to do all His commandments which I command you today, that Yahuah your Elohiym will set you high above all nations of the earth. And all these blessings shall come upon you and overtake you, if you obey the voice of Yahuah your Elohiym.”













Notice the word “overtake.” Elohiym’s blessings may come so powerfully that they overtake you. But you must be ready to receive them, to act on them, and to steward them wisely.













Let me give you a real-life example.













There was a man who had prayed fervently for a career breakthrough. He had been ready, aligned, and persistent. One day, he received an unexpected call—a position he had never imagined, with responsibilities that perfectly matched his skills and passion.













He recognized it immediately as Elohiym’s favor because he had cultivated awareness. He had remained prayerful, diligent, and sensitive to the Ruach’s guidance.













His breakthrough didn’t just appear. He saw it. He embraced it. And he walked into it with gratitude and wisdom.













And here’s a vital lesson: when your breakthrough arrives, do not hesitate. Do not doubt. Do not overthink. And do not allow fear or pride to interfere.













Elohiym has prepared you for this moment. Your readiness, your prayers, your alignment, and your faith in waiting have positioned you perfectly.













Recognize it, seize it, and walk boldly into the blessings Elohiym has prepared for you.













So today, I encourage you to open your eyes and your heart to the subtle ways Elohiym is moving in your life. Notice the small miracles, the doors opening, the divine connections forming.













Say again with conviction, “Yahuah, I am ready. Please take me to my miracles and overflowing blessings.”













And as you do, you will begin to recognize the evidence of Elohiym’s hand in your life—evidence that confirms your prayers are being answered and your breakthrough is at hand.













Remember, awareness is key.













Tehilliym 37:23 reminds us, “The steps of a man are ordered by Yahuah when he delights in His way.”













When you delight in Elohiym’s way, walk in readiness, and stay aligned with His purpose, your steps are guided, and your breakthroughs become unmistakable.













As we come to the close of this time together, I want you to take a deep breath and let this sink in.













Elohiym has already prepared the miracles and blessings for your life.













Everything we have spoken about—the readiness of your heart, the power of daily prayer, the removal of obstacles, the alignment of your actions, the perseverance of faith in waiting, and the awareness to recognize your breakthrough—all of it is designed to position you for His divine favor.













So I want you to declare with me, not just in words, but with your heart and your ruach:













“Yahuah, I am ready. Please take me to my miracles and overflowing blessings.”













Say it again. Feel it resonate through your soul.













This is not just a prayer. This is a declaration. This is an invitation for Elohiym to move powerfully in your life, to align circumstances, to open doors, and to bring forth what you have been waiting for.













Now let us pray together.













Heavenly Father, we come before You today with hearts open and spirits ready. Yahuah, we declare that we are prepared to receive the blessings, breakthroughs, and miracles that You have already set aside for us.













Remove anything within us that blocks Your favor. Strengthen our faith. Align our actions with Your timing and wisdom. Yahuah, take us exactly where You want us to be.













Let Your glory shine through our lives so that others may see Your power, Your love, and Your faithfulness. We receive Your miracles with gratitude, and we commit to walking in readiness, faith, and obedience.













In the name of Yahusha HaMashiach, Amein.













As you rise from this place today, remember this: readiness is not a one-time event. It is a daily posture of the heart. It is living each moment in alignment with Elohiym’s purpose.













It is trusting Him through the waiting, acting with faith, and recognizing His movement in your life.













Keep praying. Keep declaring. And keep positioning yourself for your miracles.













Yesha’yahu 60:1-3 reminds us once more, “Arise, shine; for your light has come, and the glory of Yahuah has risen upon you. For behold, darkness shall cover the earth, but Yahuah will arise upon you, and His glory will be seen upon you. And nations shall come to your light, and kings to the brightness of your rising.”













Step forward boldly, because your breakthrough is here. Your blessings are on the way, and your miracles are ready to be revealed.













You are ready, and Elohiym is faithful.













Go forth today with expectation, with gratitude, and with the confidence that your prayers are moving mountains and your readiness is unlocking heaven’s abundant blessings.

PRAY FOR YAH TO OPEN YOUR EYES AND LEAD YOU TO YOUR DESTINY PART 1

Isaiah chapter 60













Today we are walking in: PRAY FOR YAH TO OPEN YOUR EYES AND LEAD YOU TO YOUR DESTINY PART 1










Deuteronomy 4:29




But if from thence thou shalt seek H1245 the LORD thy God, thou shalt find him, if thou seek him with all thy heart and with all thy soul.





SEEK













Today we look to the word-SEEK-H1245 baqash--to seek, require, desire, exact, request, to find, to seek to secure, to seek the face, to desire, demand




















The Torah testifies...............




Genesis 37:15




And a certain man found him, and, behold, he was wandering in the field: and the man asked him, saying, What seekest H1245 thou?






















The prophets proclaim..................




Zephaniah 2:3




Seek H1245 ye the LORD, all ye meek of the earth, which have wrought his judgment; seek H1245 righteousness, seek H1245 meekness: it may be ye shall be hid in the day of the LORD'S anger.



















The writings bear witness..........................




Ruth 3:1




Then Naomi her mother in law said unto her, My daughter, shall I not seek H1245 rest for thee, that it may be well with thee?













PRAY FOR YAH TO OPEN YOUR EYES AND LEAD YOU TO YOUR DESTINY PART 1




Have you ever felt like Elohiym has something extraordinary for you, but it’s just out of reach? What if I told you your miracles are already waiting, your blessings are already prepared, and all that stands between you and Elohiym’s favor is your readiness to receive?




Today, I want you to declare with me, “Yahuah, I am ready. Take me to my miracles and overflowing blessings.”




How ready are you to step into Elohiym’s miraculous plan for your life? I want you to think about that for a moment. Not just in passing, not just as a thought in your mind, but deeply.




How ready are you right now to embrace the blessings, the breakthroughs, the divine opportunities that Elohiym has prepared for you?




You see, so many of us are waiting. Waiting for something to change. Waiting for that big moment. Waiting for the doors to open. But sometimes we are waiting in the wrong place. We are waiting while opportunities pass us by. We are waiting while our prayers remain unanswered. And we wonder why nothing seems to happen. Nothing seems to happen.




Yet the truth is, Elohiym has already set the stage for your miracles. He has already prepared the blessings. But the question is, are you ready to receive them? Are your hands open? Is your heart prepared? Are your steps aligned with His purpose?




Because Elohiym’s timing is perfect, and His plan is flawless.




The Cepher tells us in Yesha’yahu 60:1-3, “Arise, shine; for your light has come, and the glory of Yahuah has risen upon you. For behold, darkness shall cover the earth, and thick darkness the peoples; but Yahuah will arise upon you, and His glory will be seen upon you. And nations shall come to your light, and kings to the brightness of your rising.”




Isn’t that powerful? Even in the midst of darkness, Elohiym’s glory is shining on you. Even when it seems like the world is against you, your breakthrough has already begun.




Imagine for a moment someone who has been waiting years for a promotion, for healing, for a relationship to be restored, for finances to turn around. They pray, they hope, they dream, but they remain stagnant. Meanwhile, the opportunities are right there, just a step away.




Sometimes the difference between receiving a miracle and missing it is readiness.




Are you spiritually prepared? Are you mentally prepared? Are you emotionally ready to step into the fullness of what Elohiym has prepared for you?




And this is why I want us to begin with a prayer, a simple but powerful declaration:




Yahuah, I am ready. Please take me to my miracles and overflowing blessings.




Say it with me in your heart. Feel it resonate through your ruach. Let it stir up expectation. Let it ignite hope. And let it remind you that readiness is a posture of faith.




Readiness is not just waiting passively. Readiness is positioning yourself in alignment with Elohiym’s purpose. Readiness is living in obedience, in gratitude, in perseverance, knowing that what is meant for you will not pass you by.




Furthermore, consider this: the world is full of distractions, full of noise, full of voices trying to pull you away from your divine path. Yet Elohiym calls you to arise and shine. He calls you to lift your eyes, to lift your hands, to lift your heart toward Him, because the glory of Yahuah has risen upon you.




And as you step into that light, you begin to see things differently. Opportunities that seemed impossible suddenly become visible. Solutions that were hidden now come into view. The miracles that you have been waiting for start to align with your actions, your faith, and your readiness.




So today, I want you to make a commitment not just with your lips, but with your ruach. Say it, feel it, believe it:




Yahuah, I am ready. Please take me to my miracles and overflowing blessings.




Let this be the cry of your heart, the declaration of your soul, and the guiding force of your day. Because when you are ready, Elohiym’s blessings have no choice but to find you. Your breakthrough is already on the way. Your miracles are already lining up. All that remains is your readiness, your alignment, and your faith.




Now, take a deep breath, center yourself in this moment, and let the words of Yesha’yahu 60:1-3 sink deep into your ruach:




Once again, “Arise, shine; for your light has come, and the glory of Yahuah has risen upon you. For behold, darkness shall cover the earth, but Yahuah will arise upon you, and His glory will be seen upon you. And nations shall come to your light, and kings to the brightness of your rising.”




Step forward in faith. Step forward in readiness, because your miracles and overflowing blessings are waiting.




Now, let’s move deeper.




Understanding what it truly means to be ready is the foundation of every breakthrough, every blessing, every miracle you are waiting for. You see, readiness is more than just saying the words, “Yahuah, I am ready.”




Readiness is a posture of the heart, a condition of the mind, and an alignment of your actions with Elohiym’s purpose. It’s about preparing yourself not just for the blessings, but for the person you must become to steward those blessings.




Think about Yoceph in the Cepher. He was a young man full of dreams, sold into slavery by his own brothers, thrown into a pit, falsely accused, and imprisoned. Yet through every trial, he remained ready. He stayed faithful. He stayed disciplined. He stayed focused on Elohiym’s plan.




Because when the time came for his breakthrough, when he stood before Pharaoh interpreting dreams, he was prepared to receive it. His readiness allowed him to step fully into the blessings Elohiym had promised him years before.




Similarly, Hadassah had to spend time in preparation before she could save her people. She didn’t just become queen overnight. She spent seasons in learning, humility, prayer, and alignment with Elohiym’s purpose. And when the moment came, she was ready to rise and act. Her readiness changed the course of history for her people.




So what does readiness look like for us today?




First, it’s spiritual readiness. This means your heart is aligned with Elohiym. It means your desires are no longer rooted in selfish ambition, but in Elohiym’s glory. It means you’re willing to surrender control, trusting that His timing is perfect and His plan is higher than yours.




Second, it’s mental readiness. Your mind must be disciplined. You must train yourself to focus, to avoid distractions, and to reject thoughts that pull you into fear, doubt, or negativity.




Romaiym 12:2 reminds us, “Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind.”




Transformation begins in the mind because your thoughts shape your actions, your decisions, and ultimately your destiny.




Third, it’s emotional readiness. You must cultivate patience, resilience, and courage. Breakthrough often comes through trials, not outside of them. And if your heart is not prepared to handle pressure, to endure setbacks, and to maintain faith in the middle of challenges, you risk missing the miracles Elohiym has in store.




Let me share a story.




I once knew someone who prayed fervently for a financial breakthrough. They prayed every day, said all the right things, and waited. But when the opportunity arrived, they weren’t prepared. They hadn’t built the skills, hadn’t disciplined their time, and weren’t ready to manage the resources Elohiym was giving. The blessing came, and it passed them by. It was a hard lesson, but a necessary one.




Readiness isn’t optional. It’s essential.




Therefore, when you pray, “Yahuah, I am ready. Please take me to my miracles and overflowing blessings,” remember that readiness is not passive. It’s active. It’s preparing your heart, training your mind, disciplining your emotions, and aligning your actions with Elohiym’s purpose.




When you do this, miracles don’t just happen, they find you. Blessings don’t just knock, they are invited in.




So as you reflect today, ask yourself: am I truly ready spiritually, mentally, emotionally? Am I preparing my heart and my life for the abundance Elohiym has promised?




Because the moment you align yourself, the moment you position yourself in readiness, the moment you say with conviction, “Yahuah, I am ready,” everything begins to shift.




And remember, Yesha’yahu 60:1-3 tells us that your light has come, and the glory of Yahuah has risen upon you. Readiness allows that glory to not just touch you, but to flow through you, opening doors, aligning opportunities, and drawing miracles into your life.




Now, let’s shift our focus to something that is both simple and profoundly powerful: daily prayer.




You see, prayer is more than just words we speak. It is the lifeline between us and Elohiym. It is the channel through which divine intervention flows, the bridge that connects your readiness with Elohiym’s miraculous plan.




And when we commit to praying every day, we are not just speaking into the air. We are aligning our hearts with heaven, opening the doors for miracles and blessings to manifest in our lives.




Imagine the difference between someone who prays once in a while and someone who prays consistently every single day. The occasional prayer is like a spark. It might light a small flame. But daily prayer ignites a fire. It builds momentum. It cultivates faith. It transforms expectation into manifestation.




Luqas 18:1-8 tells us about the persistent widow who kept coming to the judge with her plea. The judge finally granted her justice, not because of her power, not because of her status, but because of her unwavering persistence.




How much more then will our heavenly Father respond when we approach Him daily, faithfully, persistently, with hearts fully ready to receive?




And here’s the beautiful part. When we pray this daily prayer—“Yahuah, I am ready. Please take me to my miracles and overflowing blessings”—we are not just asking for blessings. We are declaring our readiness to receive them.




We are saying, “Yahuah, I have positioned myself. I have prepared my heart. I have aligned my actions, and now I am open to Your divine favor.”




There is a transformation that happens in us when we pray consistently. Our minds become focused, our spirits become resilient, and our hearts become expectant.




Let me give you an example.




There was a man who prayed every day for a breakthrough in his career. Every morning without fail, he declared, “Yahuah, I am ready for the doors You are opening for me.” He did not see immediate results, but he kept the habit. He kept the faith. And he kept aligning his efforts with Elohiym’s principles.




Then one day, an opportunity arrived that changed his life completely. A door he had not even imagined was opened. That is the power of daily prayer. It prepares you, aligns you, and positions you perfectly for Elohiym’s timing.




Moreover, Tesaloniqiym Ri’shon 5:16-18 tells us, “Rejoice always. Pray without ceasing. Give thanks in all circumstances, for this is the will of Elohiym in Yahusha HaMashiach for you.”




Notice that it is a call to continual, daily engagement with Elohiym. Prayer is not just an event. It is a lifestyle.




When we make it daily, we cultivate trust, deepen our relationship with Him, and create fertile ground for miracles to grow.




So today, I encourage you: commit to this daily prayer. Not just in moments of need, not just when life seems hard, but every single day. Let it be the first thing you say in the morning and the last whisper of your heart at night. Let it be the rhythm of your readiness, the heartbeat of your faith, and the channel through which Elohiym’s miracles and blessings flow into your life.




And as you do this, remember the connection between readiness and prayer. Prayer without readiness is empty. Readiness without prayer is incomplete. But together, readiness and daily prayer create an unstoppable force that attracts Elohiym’s favor, opens doors that were once closed, and brings your miracles into full manifestation.

STOP CHASING LOYALTY PART 2

Amos chapter 3







Today we are walking in: Stop Chasing Loyalty Part 2







Deuteronomy 6:5




And thou shalt love the LORD thy God with all thine heart, H3824 and with all thy soul, and with all thy might.

















Today we look to the word- HEART- H3824 lebab--inner man, mind, will, heart, soul, understanding










The Torah Testifies.............................








Exodus 14:5




And it was told the king of Egypt that the people fled: and the heart H3824 of Pharaoh and of his servants was turned against the people, and they said, Why have we done this, that we have let Israel go from serving us?




Leviticus 19:17




Thou shalt not hate thy brother in thine heart: H3824 thou shalt in any wise rebuke thy neighbour, and not suffer sin upon him.







Deuteronomy 11:16




Take heed to yourselves, that your heart H3824 be not deceived, and ye turn aside, and serve other gods, and worship them;







The prophets proclaim..................








1Samuel 6:6




Wherefore then do ye harden your hearts, H3824 as the Egyptians and Pharaoh hardened their hearts? when he had wrought wonderfully among them, did they not let the people go, and they departed?




1Samuel 7:3




And Samuel spake unto all the house of Israel, saying, If ye do return unto the LORD with all your hearts, H3824 then put away the strange gods and Ashtaroth from among you, and prepare your hearts H3824 unto the LORD, and serve him only: and he will deliver you out of the hand of the Philistines.



Isaiah 10:7




Howbeit he meaneth not so, neither doth his heart H3824 think so; but it is in his heart H3824 to destroy and cut off nations not a few.







The writings bear witness.............








Joshua 2:11




And as soon as we had heard these things, our hearts H3824 did melt, neither did there remain any more courage in any man, because of you: for the LORD your God, he is God in heaven above, and in earth beneath.







Job 22:22




Receive, I pray thee, the law from his mouth, and lay up his words in thine heart . H3824







Job 34:10




Therefore hearken unto me, ye men of understanding: H3824 far be it from God, that he should do wickedness; and from the Almighty, that he should commit iniquity.










PART 2

Now hear me. One of the greatest traps in life is chasing loyalty. When you start running after people to prove their faithfulness, you have already surrendered your peace. Loyalty is not something you pursue. It is something you discern.

Because whatever you chase, you give power to. When you chase loyalty, you create idols out of relationships. You begin to measure your worth by who stays instead of by who sent you. That’s dangerous.

Some of you are exhausted, not because of your assignment, but because you are trying to convince people who were never called to understand you. But hear me, child of Yah. Every misalignment carries a cost. Every wrong relationship drains the energy needed for your calling. Every misplaced loyalty delays your destiny.

That’s why discernment is a sign of maturity. The wise don’t fight for every relationship. They filter every relationship.

Yah will never allow everyone from your past to enter your future. Some relationships are seasonal scaffolding. They helped you build a foundation, but they are not meant to remain once the structure stands.

And if you cling to what Yah used only temporarily, you will miss what He is building permanently.

Loyalty that requires compromise is not loyalty—it’s control. If someone demands that you betray your values to prove your faithfulness, that’s manipulation disguised as friendship. Real loyalty never asks you to shrink your purpose. It supports your growth.

Let me illustrate this. When you chase loyalty, you behave like a servant seeking approval from your own guests. You spend all your time entertaining people who were only supposed to visit. They drain your table but never bring bread.

Purpose is not built on keeping seats full. It’s built on keeping motives pure.

When you chase loyalty, you shift from purpose to people-pleasing. You begin to lower your standards just to preserve someone’s comfort. You stop walking by conviction and start walking by consensus. My friend, that’s not loyalty. That’s bondage.

Never trade your calling for companionship.

You must understand validation is a poor substitute for vision. Many lose direction because they’re more focused on who’s following them than on who’s leading them. The moment you chase loyalty, you stop pursuing destiny.

Yah never told you to chase people. He told you to lead by purpose.

So, child of Yah, stop chasing loyalty. Let Yah reveal it. When you walk in purpose, loyalty will locate you. Alignment will attract the right company. You won’t need to beg for commitment. The ones assigned to you will recognize your call without explanation.

When you stop chasing, you start leading. When you stop proving, you start producing. And when you stop begging people to stay, you make room for those who were sent by destiny to build with you.

Now that you understand the danger of chasing loyalty, let me show you how to build something far greater: purpose-aligned friendships. Because relationships are not built by accident. They are built by principle.

Stop chasing loyalty. Guard your peace. Protect your focus. And let purpose pick your people.

Let me give you a law. Purpose is the foundation of all lasting relationships. If two people’s purpose doesn’t agree, their partnership cannot endure. You can have chemistry with someone and still have no covenant with them.

Chemistry creates excitement, but covenant creates endurance. Chemistry attracts the flesh. Covenant connects the spirit.

There are three circles of relationships, and you must know who belongs where.

First, there are the comrades. These are the people who walk with you because of a common enemy. They are not for you; they are against what you’re against. Once the battle is over, they disappear. Never mistake comrades for covenant friends.

Second, there are the colleagues. They walk with you because of a common goal. They love the mission, not necessarily the man. You can work with them, celebrate victories together, but when the project ends, the connection fades. They were never meant to carry your soul, only your workload.

And finally, there are the covenant friends. These are rare. They are not bound to your performance, but to your purpose. They love you enough to challenge you, to correct you, to push you toward your destiny.

Covenant friends will never compete with your success because they see your success as the extension of their own obedience to Yah.

How do you recognize a covenant friend?

They celebrate your growth even when it surpasses theirs. They pray for your destiny when others gossip about your progress. They protect your name in rooms where you’re not present. They don’t need the spotlight. They honor the assignment.

Let me remind you, even Yahusha had levels of friendship. He fed five thousand, trained twelve, but confided in three, and only one, Yochanan, stood with Him at the stake.

If Yahusha Himself managed His circles with discernment, what makes us think we can survive without boundaries?

Some of you are tired not because of your calling, but because you have given too many people equal access to unequal authority.

There are three circles of relationships, and you must know who belongs where.

First, there are the comrades. These are the people who walk with you because of a common enemy. They are not for you; they are against what you’re against. Once the battle is over, they disappear. Never mistake comrades for covenant friends.

So choose your circle with purpose. The right friendships will sharpen your vision, not blur it. The wrong ones will drain your clarity until you can’t hear Yah clearly anymore.

Be careful. Not everyone who smiles is safe. Discern alignment before you distribute access.

Let me leave you with this truth. When purpose leads, loyalty follows. When you live for your calling, the right people will recognize their place beside you. You will no longer beg for commitment. You will attract covenant.

And when covenant friends stand with you, storms cannot break you and success cannot corrupt you.

Purpose-aligned friendships are not about quantity. They are about destiny. You don’t need a crowd. You need companions of covenant. For destiny doesn’t need numbers—it needs agreement.

So today, I challenge you. Build by purpose, not by popularity. Surround yourself with those who don’t just walk with you, but walk toward the same vision Yah gave you.

Because when purpose governs your friendships, peace becomes the natural fruit of your life.

Now that you understand the power of purpose-aligned friendships, you must learn how to protect them and protect yourself through boundaries. Because, my friends, without boundaries, purpose will bleed.

You cannot pour the same measure into every vessel. Not every vessel is ready to carry what you carry.

Listen carefully. Boundaries are not barriers. They are borders of wisdom. They do not keep people out; they keep order in. Boundaries are how you protect your peace, preserve your focus, and maintain your strength for the assignment ahead.

Let me tell you a principle. Boundaries define stewardship. If you don’t establish where your time, energy, and attention go, someone else will. Boundaries are how you tell life, “This belongs to my purpose, and that does not.”

Without them, you will spend your days reacting to everyone else’s emergencies while neglecting your own destiny.

Boundaries also teach others how to treat you. People can only violate limits that you never clearly set. If you tolerate disrespect in silence, you train others to dishonor your value. Kingdom order demands clarity—not pride, but principle.

And hear me, saying no is not rejection—it’s protection. You’re not saying no to people; you’re saying yes to peace. Every yes carries a cost, so you must be wise with where you invest it.

There are times when you must say no to invitations, no to gossip, no to draining conversations, no to relationships that disturb your focus. Because your peace is your power, and peace is too expensive to spend on confusion.

Boundaries are also spiritual weapons. When you draw the line, you defend the garden of your mind. Remember, in Bereshith (Genesis), Yah placed boundaries even in paradise. He said, “You may eat of every tree except one.” That means order is a divine principle. Where there are no boundaries, chaos reigns.

Let me tell you the truth. You can’t control what people do, but you can control what you allow. You can’t change how others act, but you can choose what you permit in your atmosphere.

Stop granting front-row access to people who only come to observe, not to build. Stop giving your energy to those who drain it and your time to those who waste it.

When you establish boundaries, you don’t lose relationships—you filter them. The right people will honor your limits. The wrong ones will expose themselves by crossing them. Boundaries don’t break loyalty; they reveal it.

So hear me well. Protecting your peace is not selfish—it’s stewardship. Peace is the garden where purpose grows. And if you don’t guard it, weeds of distraction will choke your destiny.

Yahusha guarded His time, withdrew to pray, and rested when others demanded more. Even the Son of Yah had moments when He said enough. If He modeled that wisdom, so must you.

So from this day forward, set clear boundaries for your time, your emotions, your mind, and your space. Because when your boundaries are strong, your purpose becomes unstoppable.

Yahusha Himself was the greatest example of boundaries. He loved everyone, but He did not give everyone equal access. He fed the multitudes, taught the seventy, trained the twelve, trusted the three, and confided in one. Why? Because wisdom knows that access must always be measured by assignment.

You cannot pour the same measure into every vessel. Not every vessel is ready to carry what you carry.

My friend, when your relationships are aligned with your calling, life begins to move in rhythm. There is no longer friction between your assignment and your associations. You stop striving for acceptance, and you start walking in agreement.

Because when two people share the same purpose, peace flows naturally.

You see, when Yah joins you with people who are assigned to your destiny, everything begins to multiply. Your clarity multiplies, your joy multiplies, your creativity multiplies.

Now that you’ve learned how to establish boundaries, let me show you the reward—the beauty, the blessing, the divine peace that comes from purpose-aligned relationships.

The reward of alignment is peace without performance. You no longer have to prove your worth to stay connected. The relationship is built on purpose, not personality. You can rest in it, grow in it, and sharpen each other in it. That’s what the Scripture calls iron sharpening iron.

And listen to me. One aligned person is more valuable than a thousand admirers. Admirers feed your ego. Aligned partners feed your assignment. The crowd may applaud you, but only covenant friends will help you carry the stake of purpose.

There’s also protection in alignment. When you walk with the right people, you inherit their wisdom, their strength, and their prayers. You are covered, not just accompanied.

And when storms come—and they will—alignment keeps you standing. The wrong relationships collapse under pressure, but the right ones grow stronger in adversity.

This is why you must never chase quantity. Pursue quality. Yah doesn’t build your destiny with crowds. He builds it with covenant. You don’t need everyone. You need the right ones.

So rejoice when your circle becomes smaller. Because what remains after pruning is pure.

And when you find those who are aligned with your vision, value them, honor them, protect that connection with prayer, humility, and gratitude.

Because the greatest reward of purpose-aligned relationships is not what you get from them, but what you become through them. You become sharper. You become wiser. You become steadier in your purpose. You become more like the version of yourself Yah designed.

That is the fruit of divine alignment: peace, power, and progress without pretension.

My friends, hear me well as I close. You were never designed to chase loyalty. You were created to lead by purpose.

When you walk in purpose, you don’t have to run after people. People are drawn to the fragrance of your destiny. The wrong crowd fades, and the right company appears.

You see, when Yah joins you with people who are assigned to your destiny, everything begins to multiply. Your clarity multiplies. Your joy multiplies. Your creativity multiplies.

The Scriptures say two are better than one, for they have a good reward for their labor. That means purpose-aligned relationships don’t drain you—they develop you. They don’t compete with you; they complete the vision with you.

So here’s the law. Everything that stays in your life must serve your purpose, and everything that hinders your purpose must go. Don’t apologize for that. You were not created to maintain everyone’s comfort. You were created to fulfill your divine assignment.

When you protect your alignment, you protect your destiny.

Every eagle must learn to fly alone before it soars with others. There are seasons where Yah isolates you—not to punish you, but to promote you. Isolation is preparation for elevation.

When you rise to your true altitude, the air gets thinner. Not everyone can breathe where you are going. That is not rejection—that is design.

Let me give you this truth. When you stop chasing loyalty, you begin to attract destiny. Purpose is a magnet for the right people. The same Yah who called you to your vision will send those who are called to help you fulfill it.

You don’t have to manipulate or persuade. All you must do is remain faithful.

So stop chasing people who do not value your purpose. Stop running after those who left. They walked away because they were never assigned to your next chapter. If they could leave, they were not meant to last. Destiny never loses what it truly needs.

And as I close, I speak this declaration over you:

Stop lowering your altitude to keep company with chickens. Stop apologizing for your wings. When you change levels, you will lose company, but you will gain clarity. Because when Yah calls you higher, He also purifies your circle. Some people cannot go where purpose is taking you. Let them go in peace.

Because the moment you embrace your identity, the moment you step into your divine authority, heaven begins to move resources, people, and favor into your path.

You are not behind. You are simply being refined.

So rise up, child of purpose. Walk with confidence. You don’t need to chase anything. You are already chosen.

And when the chosen lead, loyalty follows.

That is the power of alignment. That is the peace of purpose. And that, my friend, is the freedom of a focused life.