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The Millennial Kingdom; the fall of Adam; the Kingdom War; design…a divine battle strategy…

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The Millennial Kingdom; the fall of Adam, the Kingdom War; a divine battle strategy…

I do believe the fall of Adam and the atrophy of all things physical that followed, was by design as our Earth was created as an alternate repository for the Kingdom War, within the Spiritual Realm, that manifest before Time began.

We know that the Gospel, first pictured in Genesis 3:21, is the divine battle strategy that Elohim would employ “to destroy the works of the Devil” (1 John 3:8b) via the blood shed at Golgotha 4000 years subsequent a formal declaration of war as articulated in Genesis 3:15; we know that the Gospel was ordained “before Time began” for this divine purpose (2 Timothy 1:9-10).

Our entire creation is predicated upon war and our Creator is settling a score, righting a wrong via selfless love, a wrong initiated by an anointed cherub angel, a war that has been placed here, within the temporary constraints of Time and physics, while Elohim restores order and peace to His Kingdom; this, as He maintains intimacy with the faithful angelic creation that did not follow the corrupted cherub in the Great Rebellion.

The Millennial Kingdom will be a preface to the New Jerusalem for the Saints in Jesus to witness and the Millennial Kingdom will be a time of defining the true culprit responsible for anarchy in the Kingdom and abject horror upon the Earth during the previous 6000-years. As a result, the faithful angelic creation will wholly concur with Elohim that the rebellious cherub, their former leader, deserves eternal punishment in Hell, Elohim will be glorified for His unfathomable love and grace and patience.

What if Jesus had been accepted as Messiah 2000-years ago – what kind of a World would He have continued to build until now?

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“What if Jesus had been accepted 2000 years ago, attended and loved instead of being betrayed and crucified? What kind of world would he have continued to build until now?”

That World you seek will manifest in the Millennial Kingdom where Messiah will receive the Kingdom denied Him at His first-advent. Messiah’s betrayal and murder was foreordained as an eschatological mandate that the shedding of innocent blood for the atonement of sin could be realized according to prophecy and covenant (Genesis 3:21; Leviticus 17:11).

Messiah is the Lamb of Elohim slain before the foundation of the World (Revelation 13:8) via a Gospel which was ordained “before Time began” (2 Timothy 1:8-10); therefore, “the primary reason Messiah entered the temporary Realm of Time was to destroy the works of the devil” (1 John 3:8b); therefore, the previous six-thousand-years of demonically rooted horror upon the Earth compared/contrasted to the one-thousand-years of Millennial peace (Satan bound) is a bulwark against future rebellion in the Kingdom, the New Jerusalem, where free will remains extant by necessity.

The “god of this World” (Satan – 2 Corinthians 4:4) has been exposed to humanity and to the faithful angelic creation as the “Evil One” and the faithful angelic creation will concur with Elohim in that Day that Satan’s eternal torment/judgment is just and righteous (Revelation 20:10); therefore, the Kingdom war continues within us, around us, through us (Ephesians 6), but the victory belongs to Jesus (Revelation 5:5).

The faithful in Jesus, those that endure to the end via the Holy Spirit’s guardianship (Ephesians 1:13-14), shall be saved from the fate of Satan and his demonic angels (Matthew 24:13); therefore, this temporary life in flesh, a temporary carnal existence constrained by Time and physics, culminates in one primary objective; that is, ally with Elohim as a Kingdom warrior by trusting-believing in the Son, Jesus Christ, and receive the spoils of war; that is, glorification by Elohim and life with Him, forever (Romans 10:11) or ally with Satan in his demonic rebellion by rejecting the Son, Jesus Christ, and suffer a fate similar to that of Satan and his rebellious angels (Revelation 20:10-15). It is most relevant that we, this very day, choose whom we will serve (Joshua 24:14-15).