Chapter 54: Doing the Will of the Father, Part 2

​​In this chapter, we’ll continue with reviewing doing the will of the Father and look at the Endtime Kingdom of God. This review will consider what the Kingdom of God is and who will qualify. Then we’ll look at the sequence of events that get us to establishing this kingdom.

The Process of Perfection
Our Process of Perfection looks like this:

Individual Salvation
Born of the Blood
Redemption
Born Again
Sanctified
Born of the Water > Born of the Spirit > Born of God >

Married Exaltation
Going Onto Perfection
Exaltation
Becomes Perfected > Reaches the Stature of Messiah > Sees God the Son

Made Like the Son of God
Obtain God’s Power  >  Does the Will of the Father  >  Bound with Heaven

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​The Endtime Kingdom of God
The Endtime Kingdom of God is God’s fully embodied ecclesiastical and political kingdom on the earth. It will be established after the worldly kingdoms have passed away but before the Millennial Age when Yehovah-Yeshua will rule and reign. We see this set out in the second chapter of Daniel.
 
“And in the days of these kings shall the God of heaven set up a kingdom, which shall never be destroyed: and the kingdom shall not be left to other people, but it shall break in pieces and consume all these kingdoms, and it shall stand for ever.” – Daniel 2:44
 
We also see this see concept in the eleventh chapter of Revelations.
 
“And the seventh angel sounded; and there were great voices in heaven, saying, The kingdoms of this world are become the kingdoms of our Lord, and of his Christ; and he shall reign for ever and ever.”  – Revelations 11:15

All Worldly Kingdoms Pass Away >

Establishment of the Kingdom of God >

The Millennial Age

​The basic requirement for those to be received into the Endtime Kingdom of God Yeshua/Jesus declared had to be Born Again.
 
“Jesus answered and said unto him, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.” – John 3:3
 
We see three types of people who are received into the Kingdom of God that Isaiah explains – Zion/Jerusalem who are Redeemed and Sanctified; God’s Sons/Servants/Daughters who are Redeemed, Sanctified, and Exalted; and God’s Seraphim/Angels/Joint-Heirs who are Redeemed, Sanctified, Exalted and receive a Greater Exaltation.

The Kingdom of God on the Earth

God’s Seraphim/Angels/Joint-Heirs Born of the Blood > Born Again > Go Onto Perfection > Made like the Son of God (Redeemed, Sanctified, Exalted and receive a Greater Exaltation)

God’s Sons/Servants/Daughters Born of the Blood > Born Again > Go Onto Perfection (Redeemed, Sanctified, Exalted)

Zion/Jerusalem Born of the Blood > Born Again (Redeemed, Sanctified)

​Establishing the Endtime Kingdom of God
Isaiah and the Scriptures set out a sequence for the establishment of the Kingdom of God.
 
Arrival of God’s Endtime Servant
As a pattern established in the Scriptures, God sends a highly righteous man to prepare a people to receive their God like Moses. This highly righteous man is known as an Elijah/Elias. He warns humanity for three years to repent and return to God because God’s Day of Judgment is near at hand. He calls humanity to receive/return to the Law – Malachi 4:4-6; to accept the restoration of all things – Matthew 17:11; to receive the Everlasting Gospel – Revelations 14:6.

Dr. Gileadi,
“Part III of Isaiah’s Seven-Part Structure (Isaiah 9–12; 41–46), depicts the mission of God’s end-time “servant” and “son,” who prepares God’s people for Jehovah’s coming to reign on the earth. The context of each group of chapters is the same—Israel’s end-time restoration. That consists of God’s people’s physical release from bondage, new exodus, new wandering in the wilderness, return from exile, and reconquest of the Promised Land. These and similar literary interconnections between the two groups of chapters show that Jehovah’s “servant” who appears in Isaiah 41–46 is the same person as the Davidic “son” who appears in Isaiah 9–12.”
 
“While Isaiah 41–46 highlights the conditional phase of the servant’s mission to restore God’s people, Isaiah 9–12 highlights its unconditional phase—that is, the period that sees the restoration of God’s people accomplished. Spiritual and political enemies the servant deals with include his own people’s idolaters and the king of Assyria. The restorative events of release from bondage, new exodus, new wandering in the wilderness, return from exile, and reconquest of the land conclude with Jehovah’s presence with his people in Zion (Isaiah 12:1–6; 46:13). The servant’s role thus resembles that of Moses, who attempted to prepare his people to meet God.”

 
Sealing of the 144,000
God’s Endtime Servant calls and seals the 144,000 Endtime Servants who gather those who receive the Servant’s message worldwide – Revelations 7. Gentiles are adopted into the righteous House of Israel who have received the fullness of the testimony of Yeshua, the Son of God.
 
Gathering to Places of Safety
Those who respond to the Servant and the 144,000 flee to a place of safety for three and half years during Yehovah’s Day of Judgment – Revelations 12.
 
The Kingdom of God is Established
We see the Kingdom of God is set up through God’s Servant under the Melchizedek Priesthood  where father’s are kings and priests to their families and God’s Sons and Angels are His community leaders as Davidic Kings and High Priests.

The Kingdom of God is Established

God’s Seraphim/Angels/Joint-Heirs God’s Endtime Servant 144,000 International Leaders

God’s Sons/Servants Local Community Leaders

Zion/Jerusalem Fathers/Men Mothers/Families/Singles