Parable of the Famine

Parable of the Famine :

A Stranger had come to this city with clothes tattered and torn as he met some of it's citizens he inquired of it's leaders, some of the citizens were gracious and said, let us give you of our clothing, here, take of our food, others said here rest from your journey surly you must be famished.

And this did the citizens do to this stranger, on the morning of the next day, the stranger arose and departed to the house of the ruler of that city, upon meeting this ruler the stranger was greeted and asked of this ruler, sir, greetings and what brings you to our fare city, the stranger replied, oh, great sir, I am a messenger from the king, and have come this long way to warn you of the famine that is to come to your city.

But the ruler said but our city is prosperous, our food is plenteous, our walls are fortified and strong, and as for our waters, our Wells are deep as well as wide, we have no fear of any famine.

Then the ruler had said in his anger, be gone from our fare city stranger for never has any famine come passed our walls,

It was at this moment the stranger departed the home of the ruler of this city, for on the night before the stranger had left the city, this famine had fell upon this city, poisoning it's Wells of water, and the store houses of food which had been store for many months had spoiled from top to bottom, and on the morning as the stranger headed towards the gates of this city, this news had reach the ruler of this city.

And when this news reach the ruler of this city, this ruler had said quickly retrieve this stranger make haste, so this stranger was quickly brought back to the ruler, stranger, stranger what shall we do to be saved from this famine that has breached our walls and poisoned our waters, the stranger replied I am a carpenter to the king and will build you a great aquifer from your mountains which shall bring you new clear fresh waters, dig you new Wells whose waters shall come from it's depths, so the citizens of this city joined in with this stranger for all the stranger had requested was given to him and this city was saved and no one soul was lost, this famine was caused buy the neighbouring salted sea and was slowly poisoning the Wells of water in this city while the air was being salted corroding the walls of their store houses from top to bottom, for the builder of this city had not fortified the walls of it's Wells of water, it was out of ignorance of the builder of this city that had endangered the lives of it's citizens, so the king sent his servant to save them all.

Beware of the strangers you through out of your cities.

Children in the back Yard

Children in the back Yard:

There was a Carpenter who was a Master in his Trade, and this Carpenter had many Son's and Daughter's.

One morning this Carpenter was looking at some plans He had Drawn up, seeing that the Children was inside with him, he looked to the Eldest Son and said, Send the Children out side, and if some does not want to go, then persuaded them to do so.

Another Son decided to follow His Elder Brother, for the Elder Brother had said to him Follow Me I have something to show you, but not your Sister's and Brothers at this moment, but at a time to come.
And so it was He, the Eldest Son had sent the Children out to the back yard, and those who refused he persuade to go.

And the One that was to follow him, came back in the house with Him, and was taken to other places and parts of their Father's House that none of the other Son's and Daughter's had ever seen but was only told about, it was at this time that the two Brother's heard the voice of their Father saying to them "come", as they came into the presents of their Father He told them: your brothers and Sisters are in the Back Yard talking among themselves, Wash Them and ready them for the Feast.

The two brothers went outside to the back yard first the Elder Brother then the younger.

In the Back Yard the brothers found their sisters and Brothers talking to Strange Beast and Creatures, of all sorts and of all kinds.

The Elder Son asked the children what were they talking about, the children explained that the creatures was telling them that they knew our Father and of the mighty things he has done, and of the things we all can do with their help.

The Elder Brother then said, these Creatures have no knowledge of your Father, and when have you ever seen these beings in your Father's House?

The Children replied "never" the Elder then said to the creatures "Be gone away from my Father's dwellings for this place is not fitting for you, Be Gone" and with this command they left without saying a word.

The Eldest Brother said to the children "Go cleans yourselves for your clothes have been tarnished with mud, you have soiled yourselves with useless matter.

The Eldest son said to the son that followed after him " though you have not soiled yourself as they have, Go wash, and ready yourself, that your Brother's and Sister's may see you and your obedience.

Jesus and the cord John 2:15

Jesus and the cord"......... John 2:15 ►............ Berean Study Bible

So He made a whip out of cords and drove all from the temple courts, both sheep and cattle. He poured out the coins of the money changers and overturned their tables.


To those that have ears, what is the solution to this Mystery.


What is the Temple courts,
What are the Sheep and Cattle,
And Who are the Money Changers?


My Father told me today that this world is full of fakes, phonies and copies;
and yet the real thing is in it!
So i ask him how can this be?
Then he asked me, which part of me is like him?

I said my soul and spirit,
Good! he said that is which is real, it also is pure and perfect, as I Am Pure, Perfect and I am Real, and yet i placed that which is pure and perfect and real, inside that is phony,a copy and that what is a fake!

Your body is an imperfect image of your soul and spirit, it is a copy of that which is real,it your body is a fake impression of the eternal spiritual being you are, you are real but that which is around you is phony!

The Children and The Steak House

The Children and The Steak House "


On a certain day I stood by the lord's side and he took me to a certain country side on a mountain top.


From this mountain top I could see a great city and in this city was a great number of men, women's and children, I smiled thinking how wonderful it was that the parents of this city, all of which lived there was preparing a meal for all the children of this city, all did this at the same time.


Turning and facing the lord I said this place is good, the parents cook and the children eat, all is well, but the lord said to me " look again ", so I faced this town again, and the lord said " look closer ".


As I looked closer I saw the parents of the children prepare and feed the children the meals that they had cooked, some made this type of meal while others cooked a different type.


But when the children ate of their parents meal they became angry and bitter at one another, some quarrelled while others caught amongst themselves, and the parents seemed not to care but encouraged them to quarrel even the more.


I was deeply saddened at this sight, then the lord said to me " go, feed the children first, then offer their parents some of the same meal "


So I went down to this town changing my form, to form til I reached the city no one seemed to notice me for to them I appeared to be as one of their children, as I came to the one who was celled my father in this city, I ask of him to allow me to cook for the children of the city, and offer their parents a portion of the meal I prepared.


The meal was cooked and prepared for all, both parents and children the meal was " steak and water ".


But when the parents saw that their piece of steak was smaller then the children's they became angry and showed violence towards me, when they did this, the lord sent his angels to gather the parents together and to place them outside of the house, as they stood outside they mummerd amongst themselves grinding their teeth as they watched their children eat and filled.


As the children ate they, all that attended were washed cleaned and fresh clothes was given them, and there was much happiness and joy among the children, for none was sad ever again. Ever.

The mountain top is the kingdom of light, the town is this world the parents of this town are the ruler's of this world, they call themselves gods, it is they that create temples for humans to worship them, it is they that keep their children in darkness, the very same darkness that they themselves were created in.

becoming one with understanding is your inheritance, you must empty yourself and be filled with true knowledge then empty yourself of your true knowledge to others that you may be filled again, and again, do you understand this saying?


The mountain top is the kingdom of light, the town is this world the parents of this town are the ruler's of this world, they call themselves gods, it is they that create temples for humans to worship them, it is they that keep their children in darkness, the very same darkness that they themselves were created in.

it is the Destiny that devours the week

it is the Destiny that devours the week

Galatians 5:15 If, though, YOU keep on biting and devouring one another, look out that YOU do not get annihilated by one another

Brothers:

Do not roam in groups and beware of packs, rather be aware of the Destiny of the pack as well as the wolf that stalks the pack.

Many may say beware, see to it that you are not devoured by the Wolf, but I say to it is not the wolf you should be afraid of, but the destiny of the wolf.

Listen, the wolf is a servant to it's destiny it goes and does whatsoever the Destiny tells it to go and do.

The same it is with a man he to is a servant to his destiny, now a natural wolf devours a sheep and when it has sated it's hunger it remains a wolf.

But it is not so with the Destiny, the destiny sends the wolf among you in sheep's clothing seeking out the weak, and when it captures the weak sheep, it is the Destiny that devours the week sheep and the sheep becomes the wolf, and soon the sheep's are no more.

They have all Become a servant and a slave to the Destiny of that Wolf, when it is a man you being devoured by the destiny of that man, become as that man is, and a servant to his destiny, and even your destiny has become a servant to the destiny of that man.

Become a master over your Destiny, then and only then you will have power and not be capable of being devoured by the Destiny of another, becoming as they are and a slave to their destiny.

Destiny is a devour of souls, and once that soul has been devoured it becomes a slave to the Destiny.

The Wolf is the Shepherd

Fate and the Destiny: The Devourer of Souls

The Wolf is a Shepherd 1 Peter 5:8

The Wolf is a Shepherd

1 Peter 5:8 Keep YOUR senses, be watchful. YOUR adversary, the Devil, walks about like a roaring lion, seeking to devour [someone]

Greetings to you my brothers and sisters:

What I have to ask of you is no big task, among you are those that are wiser than most of your fellows, understand this all the mysteries of the kingdom of light are for the salvation of mankind.

And as you were at one time ignorant, of the father, was not mercy granted to you, and the gift of knowledge and understanding fill your inward-being dispelling all darkness that was in you.


Mark 12:31 ►........... Berean Study Bible
The second is this: 'Love your neighbor as yourself.' No other commandment is greater than these."

This saying of the saviour is a reminder to us who are wise now and bellies are full, to view your fellow brothers and sisters as you were, once without knowledge, and when you hungered someone had mercy and fed you.

Look to at this saying as well...... Matthew 7:10 ►........ New Living Translation
Or if they ask for a fish, do you give them a snake? Of course not!

If your brother or sister even your neighbor ask you for understanding of a mystery, do not give them useless and unproductive knowledge that is not a fitting for the soul, but feed them as a shepherd, seeks the greenest pastures to feed his flock.

The wolf is a shepherd that starves the sheep and when once weakened he devours the sheep one by one never satisfying his lust for knowledge, such a one will be devoured by his own lust till he is undone.

Do not be as this one, but feed the brethren as need holding nothing back in doing this you become a good Stewart of your own house hold.

Standing at the edge

Standing at the edge:

The Savior and I stood at the edge as he began speaking to me saying.......... " Many have tried to explain me but they don't know me, "I am Gnosis" then he changed his form and said....... " I am the life of all things yet they don't know me " he continued to speak and changed his form yet again and said " I am he that surrounds everything and every one yet they don't know me ".

These things the Savior said to me in a moment and it made my heart sadden but he continued to speak saying....... " I am the voice that cried out to those who are in the wilderness, and it is me whom they have not heard, I am Gnosis, but they don't know me"

Changing his form from time to time as he spoke to me, I began to see the darkness unfold before me, first I saw the first beasts who was very arrogant, then the Savior said to me...... " This he is one of the great ones, but I am Gnosis and he does not know me, again he changed his form while saying........ 

I am the life that's sustaining him yet he does not know me, I am the glory that surrounds him and yet he does not know me" as I continued to look I saw the little lion running in the night chasing after the light that shown in the darkness but never able to capture it it was then I said to the Savior does he not know from where this light come from..... Then the Savior said to me..........

He is unable to lift up his own head to see from where the light comes from, this light is Gnosis, and I am that light, if this little one this lion was able to comprehend me he would then stop chasing and allow the light to capture him and devour him, again I am that light and I am Gnosis.

I look at the little lion as he grew tired from chasing the light and it wept bitterly, having not captured the light, I looked further below and beyond the little one and saw many men who to saw this light they were at odds as to how to capture the light though they spoke in many languages I understood all of them, they spoke in their own language of how to capture the light but none succeeded in capturing it, they were as the little lion forever chasing the light but never obtaining the light.

I ask the Savior do these men know where this light comes from, at this moment he changed into all the previous forms one form within a form compassed about by another form and I saw the light shining from within all three forms, then the light spoke to me saying....... I am Gnosis, I am the within, I am the without, I am the form within a form compassing all forms, I am the comprehension that comprehends myself, I am life within life, I am life from life giving life and I cannot be contain for I contains all things, capture and devour all things and once all things become devoured by me becomes as I am, know this I have chased you, captured you, consumed you, all that tries to explains me only chases after me, never obtaining me, only if the beast, the little lion, and men would stop chasing and become captured, then consumed then become as I am.

I looked again and I was at the edge the Savior and I just talking.

The Prodigal Son Luke 15:11-32

The Prodigal Son (Luke 15:11-32)

The Jewish leaders were complaining about the attitude of Jesus toward the " tax collectors and sinners." Jesus' message made a strong appeal to some of these transgressors of the law, and many had already "come to themselves" and were starting life afresh. But apparently the Jewish leaders objected to this rehabilitation work for those whom they regarded as permanent outcasts. It is easy to recognize these "tax collectors and sinners" in the "prodigal" and the religious leaders of the day in the "elder brother."

"The unchanging love of the Father" While this parable has always been known as the parable of the Prodigal Son, it should be noted that it actually deals with the activities of two sons; and the real emphasis is upon the loving and forgiving attitude of the father. The father gave the inheritance to the younger son and then forgave him after "he had spent all."

 Later the father also forgave the complaining elder brother. The father's love is seen at its best in these activities, and the story clearly points to the forgiving love of God, our Father.


The "younger son" represents what is sometimes referred to as "human nature," with its desires of the flesh and the tendency to break away from all supposed restraints of home, seeking its pleasures in the "far country."

The "elder brother" represents what may be termed the religious side of our nature; and under certain conditions this may develop a "holier than thou" attitude. However, in both instances a change is possible through repentance.

Note how the younger son "came to himself," and there was then a complete change in his thoughts and activities. Above all, recognize the love of the father (as shown in this parable) as a symbol of the forgiving, unchanging love of God, our Heavenly Father; and know that He is ever ready to receive His wayward children back into his house.

The Lost Sheep Luke 15:3-7

The Lost Sheep Luke 15:3-7

 3 So He spoke this parable to them, saying: 4 “What man of you, having a hundred sheep, if he loses one of them, does not leave the ninety-nine in the wilderness, and go after the one which is lost until he finds it?

5 And when he has found it, he lays it on his shoulders, rejoicing. 

6 And when he comes home, he calls together his friends and neighbours, saying to them, ‘Rejoice with me, for I have found my sheep which was lost!’ 

7 I say to you that likewise there will be more joy in heaven over one sinner who repents than over ninety-nine just persons who need no repentance.

what do the shepherd and the sheep represent? The shepherd represents the Christ, the Master, redeeming and protecting a believer's thoughts; the sheep represent these thoughts after they have been assembled and disciplined.

What is the standard of godliness of which Jesus is the great example? The standard of godliness for all believers is divine perfection. “Ye therefore shall be perfect, as your heavenly Father is perfect.”

What must we first do in order to conform to the Christ standard of godliness?

To conform to the standard set by Jesus Christ, the first great demonstration is to overcome the errors of the mind that are formed by wrong thinking.

What does the one sheep that has gone astray represent? The one sheep that has gone astray represents an error thought that has separated itself from the Lord and the sheepfold.

Why should there be more rejoicing over the finding of the one lost sheep than over the “ninety and nine” that had not gone astray?

One may be ninety-nine per cent perfect and yet remain outside the kingdom. David was a man after God's own heart, yet he did not enter the kingdom of heaven because he was a man of war. When we are almost perfect, yet not able to realize the glory of heaven because of some lost or hidden thought, we rejoice more over the restoration of that one thought than over all the thoughts that are secure in the good. “There shall be joy in heaven over one sinner that repenteth, more than over ninety and nine righteous persons, who need no repentance.”

Jesus Parables as a Historical sequence

parables as a prophetic sequence
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parables as a Historical sequence

The complete set of parables in Matthew 13 is worth considering as a prophetic sequence. Is it just accident that they appear to have special relevance to the changing fortunes of the Church over the centuries? Their ready conformity to a Historical sequence is certainly impressive.

1. The parable of the Sower is specially appropriate to the early days of the church, when the message was being proclaimed far and wide.

2. But almost immediately came another age when to the pure gospel of the kingdom there were added many false unbiblical notions-the Tares.

3. As time went on the church became more and more powerful and materialistic, so that many political forces deemed alliance with the church well worth seeking.  This is the mustard tree with the birds of the air in its branches.

4. Ultimately the Dark Ages set in.  Truth was completely obscured.  “The whole was leavened.”

5. With the sudden availability of printed Bibles in the 16th century a dramatic change took place.  Men discovered Truth for themselves like treasure hid in a field, not because they were looking for it, but simply because they now had access to the Bible.

6. However, since the Reformation sectarianism has multiply.  Today there are churches in abundance.  All of them have no truth to offer.  But those who knows the true gospel message are they who have found the pearl of great.  This pearl of great price is so manifestly superior that a man is glad to let go all the rest for the sake of this one.  This is the position today.

7. Before very long the Lord’s drag-net of judgment will have its fulfilment when the catch will be found to include a mystical number of great fishes (Jn. 21:11).