There Is A Key That I Desire With All My Heart To Give You: It Is A Key That Will Set You On The Final Road To Your Destiny
Prophecy received after reading “Jesus is Enough (PDF)”
- I am nigh to them that are of a broken heart (PDF)‚ and I give grace to the humble. What this means is that there is a special closeness that is given to those who are humble and desperate for Me. And this humility and desperation is born most often in those who have hit bottom and are clinging to nothing else in life but their love for Me and their desire to live in the spirit and partake of Me more fully. This is a special gift given to them, the honey that only comes forth after the squeezing.
- What usually happens after these hard choices and deep sorrows is a sense of pure joy and happiness of the soul. You know that you have made Me very happy by doing the right thing‚ and you want to continue bringing that joy into your life by serving Me in whatever way I want to be served. You think so little of yourself and almost exclusively about Me and what My will for your life is.
Prophecy: A pretty simple formula—we the servants, He the Master; we bring joy into our lives by serving Jesus. He makes it a pleasure to serve Him, to wait by His side and listen for His instructions. I know, easier said than done; we all know that only too well.
But the secret to being a successful servant bride is to not quit. If you aren’t happy with the wages or work conditions here on earth, then wait for Heaven. It won’t be long. Earth life, compared to eternity, isn’t that long, and you can make it a lot easier if you press in and learn the lessons you came here to learn.
But remember one important thing: if you haven’t learned what you came here to learn, then it wouldn’t be fair if you received the high honor of being one of Jesus’ servant brides in Heaven. And that is the truth that all returnees discover, to their sad dismay. It is quite surprising how many people read the discipleship manual (Audio) and miss the point of why Jesus went to earth, and why they went to earth also.
Jesus came to save mankind from the torments of hell, but that was after He’d learned the lessons He came to earth to learn. Giving His life as the Lamb sacrifice was the last step, the final exam before graduation. He’d passed all the other exams with flying colors, an A-grade student, and He passed the final exam with flying colors also.
But what do you think would have happened if He had flunked out in humility class, or failed in yieldedness (Audio)? What if He decided to take Satan up on the “all the kingdoms of this world” exam? What would His Father have said to Jesus if He skipped out on some of those lessons He wasn’t particularly interested in? His Father had invested a lot in His Son’s education. Would the Father, upon seeing Jesus’ poor grades, make Him repeat a class or two?
Well, we can thank the Father that Jesus didn’t flunk those all-important classes, or turn His nose up at those particularly unsavory tasks, or play hooky on that day of the final exam. Let’s not think about that; let’s rather focus on you passing your grades in preparation for the final exam.
It’s amazing how much emphasis we place on our earthly education, how diligently we study and strive to stretch those brain cells in order to score those all-important passing grades. Yet we turn our noses up when the bell rings for discipleship training class. We make all sorts of excuses, give all sorts of bona fide reasons why we can’t follow the Teacher to class on that day. And then we weep and lament on graduation day when we are handed a failing grade. (Luke 14:16–24)
I’m one of the greeters stationed at the entrance of the tunnel of light. My job is to prep returnees for their audience with the King. Do you want to know who takes the news of their failure the hardest? The rich and successful do. Once they’ve adjusted to the shock of having died and left everything they strove for on earth behind, their minds, being still tainted by system mindsets, naturally think that because they were so successful in the school of life, they’ll naturally be first in line for the best jobs and top spots in Heaven.
Surely you’ve heard the story of Mrs. Stoneheart and Howard Pitman’s testimony. Howard’s on this side now, and when he passed this way the second time, he traveled inside the tunnel of light with one or two extra angels as escorts. Howard had taken special note of what he’d done wrong the first time around, and believe you me, he made good grades after he returned to earth.
So please take this wonderful talk from Jesus in this treasure of a GN called “Jesus is Enough,” learn your lessons, and be one of those wise ones who learned from the mistakes of others. You are still in class, so make the best of it. You just never know when you’ll find yourself meeting me face to face, with me holding your graded exam paper in my hand. (End)
- I can use you greatly in this state. I can pour My love through you to the world and upon your brethren. This is the state I see that you desire to reach and to permanently maintain—useful to Me, but specially in love with Me, specially broken and yielded, specially desirous of My plan for your life, without reservations and without the barriers of self and your own plans.
- My loves, there is no testimony without a test, no crown without a cross, no victory without a battle‚ and it is precisely through the difficulties and breakings and hard times that I bring into your life that you are able to achieve this special union with Me. This is the fruit I desire to bring about through the purging that I bring into each one of your lives. If you find that you are often not in this state of “Jesus is enough,” then the answer is that you haven’t yielded to the purging and the breaking that I am trying to bring into your life so that you can bear this special fruit.
Prophecy: After each season of fruit bearing, the fruit tree is pruned in preparation for the new season. Now, don’t be distracted at this point, but instead meditate on this concept for a bit, as it will help you a lot when you feel those pruning shears cutting away the dead branches and unnecessary growth of last season’s fruit bearing.
By listening to this lesson, you can save yourself a lot of anguish when the inevitable happens. Again, the warning has already been given, and is found in the “training manual”: “Every branch in me that beareth not fruit he taketh away: and every branch that beareth fruit, he purgeth it, that it may bring forth more fruit” (John 15:2). The bottom line is this: no branch escapes the shears—whether your branch is dead or whether it is fruitful; in time, it must be taken away or cut back. If you can cement this concept in your life, then when the time of pruning comes, although painful, you will at least be in the right frame of mind for the cutting back.
If you, as a good student, take this class to heart, then you will understand that 2 Corinthians 12:9–10 is one of the “ease you into this time of clipping” modules in this chapter on pruning and purging.
“And he said unto me, My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me. Therefore I take pleasure in infirmities, in reproaches, in necessities, in persecutions, in distresses for Christ’s sake: for when I am weak, then am I strong.”
So you see, no one on earth is getting away with anything. Everyone is in the school of discipleship, whether they know it or not, whether they choose to ignore it or try to brush aside those thoughts. It doesn’t change the way of things. Everyone is on earth for a season, and when that season closes, it is as the manual says in James 4:14: “Whereas ye know not what shall be on the morrow. For what is your life? It is even a vapour, that appeareth for a little time, and then vanisheth away.” And Psalm 103:15–16: “As for man, his days are as grass: as a flower of the field, so he flourisheth. For the wind passeth over it, and it is gone; and the place thereof shall know it no more.”
We all pass on. We all have our time of flourishing, and the wind passes over us all. We are all given what we are given when we arrive on the earth plane, and what we do with what we are given is in our hands. And then it is taken away, processed, and graded. (End)
- That is the answer, plain and simple. Only through sacrifice, yielding, breaking, forsaking‚ and giving up your own will and plans can My plan of perfect joy, perfect dependence on Me, perfect love for Me, and perfect desire to do My will be perfected. This is the beauty for ashes (Isaiah 61:3) ‚ and without something going through the fire, there is no other way.
Prophecy: So accept this plain, simple statement—the pruning is a given, and without it you would grow into this gnarly old tree with many branches (bad habits and wrong attitudes), which shoot off in any which way. And having lived out your life on earth, grown old, and passed away, you find out that your way wasn’t the way after all, and now you must pass through what you tried so hard to avoid while on earth.
If you are a fruit farmer, you’d fully appreciate what is being said here, because you would have seen an unkempt orchard, or a fruit tree that has been left to grow its own way year after year. Every year the tree bears less and less fruit, the fruit is higher up than the year before, thus more difficult to reach, and in time, to get at the fruit becomes a really big deal. So eventually the tree has to be cut down, but even a well-tended tree eventually has to be cut down and a new one replanted, just like the Family tree was cut down so that it could be replanted.
The word used for the cutting down was “Reboot.” If the Good Farmer has a replanting plan, then the cutting down is essential, so there is nothing wrong with cutting down and burning the old trees. The Good Farmer plans to use the seed from the old tree or a cutting from the old tree, or, if the old tree wants no part in the new planting, then He will bring another cutting or seed in from somewhere else.
After all, He wants His orchard to be fruitful year after year. By the way, I love grandchildren. But the goal for grandchildren is the same as for the old tree. And if you don’t follow the Good Farmer’s Almanac, then of course you are going to have a bunch of wild worldly branches shooting off in any which way.
And, well, you know the story: we are not trees; we are humans with free will and majesty of choice. We either choose to be pruned or just grow wild and worldly. And if we choose the pruning, it is plain and simple: we are showing Jesus we love Him more than we love ourselves. It shows we are true servants, and as the Word tells us, those faithful servants will be chosen as brides and joint heirs.
It is a special honor to be chosen for pruning and even cutting down and burning. And if you know the purpose for this process—and anyone that has had the Words of David knows the purpose—you either choose to go through it, or you choose to stay the day of purging. The purging will come eventually. The Good Farmer needs the ground you are planted on; He is an astute Farmer. Good soil is precious, and He needs to get the seed planted.
It seems, though, that not all the trees growing in the Family orchard responded well to the pruning and cutting and burning. Only a few have come back so far. Only a few are bearing signs of recovery. The weeds and disease of resentment or bitterness have taken their toll. Yet in the end, these old gnarly trees will be cut down and thrown into the fire.
We are but grass, here today and gone tomorrow. The pruning and purging process will never end, and it is not easy, as is brought out plain and simple in this letter. Could you imagine all of us going into the Millennium without this concept firmly set in our minds? Why, the Millennium would end with the same fruitless trees as these past Millenniums have produced.
Was that a good enough word picture? Were you able to understand the concept? Of course you were, and you don’t have to be a fruit farmer either. Someone said to me very recently that they don’t understand why people—and they are talking about Family members—can’t see what has happened. So many people are getting around with their heads in the clouds, just getting on with their insular lives, ignoring the writing on the wall.
Well, if these kids here can see and understand all that the Words of David say to us, if they can get their own prophecy that tells them what way to go and which direction is the way to the Celestial City, then it can only mean those people are either blind or rebellious.
The same person told me he wasn’t sure how to introduce people to Mystical Bible, ’cause some of what is there is a bit “out there.” I told this person that they should lead them to the side of the pool and push them in. If they like the water, they will keep swimming; if they don’t like the water, then they will get out, and you won’t hear from them again.
We are not looking for pool membership. There is plenty of water in the pool, but if it is too hot for some, then that’s okay; there are some that like the heat. MB is full of the Words of David and New New Wine, and all that wine is about discipleship. It’s pretty plain and simple. We are not WS with a bunch of editors checking and rechecking our mistakes, so, yes, the writing style may not be up to scratch. But that shouldn’t be a problem either; we all have our own channel, so hear from Jesus if you don’t get what is being said sometimes. (End)
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