📕 The Church Age Purpose Is Winding Down
🔥 Tabernacle Is Ascending and Zion Is Sounding the Trump
📖 Intro:
The Church Age served a divine purpose — but it was never the end of God’s plan. We are now in a transition of eternal magnitude. The Feast of Pentecost brought the earnest of the Spirit, but it pointed forward to a greater unveiling — the Feast of Tabernacles, where God dwells fully in His people.
Zion is rising. The trump is sounding. This isn’t about revival in old wineskins — it’s about divine replacement. The Woman (Church) is about to give birth to the Manchild (Zion Company) who rules from the throne.
We’re not going back to church as usual — we’re ascending to the mountain of the Lord.
“For the Lord shall roar out of Zion… and the heavens and the earth shall shake” (Joel 3:16)
1️⃣ The Purpose of the Church Age: A Temporary Stewardship
The Church Age was never the final destination — it was a divine holding pattern, a place of preparation, a womb in which the seed of the Kingdom could grow. It was a means to an end, not the end itself.
From the Day of Pentecost until now, we’ve lived in a transitional order — an age filled with partial light, temporary ministries, and developmental grace. The five-fold ministry was given “until we all come into the unity of the faith… unto a perfect man” (Eph. 4:13). It was never meant to last forever, but to equip, mature, and prepare a people who would eventually manifest the fullness of Christ.
The Church was the schoolmaster — like the Law was before Christ (Gal. 3:24). It taught us. Fed us. Helped us walk. But its purpose was not to reign — only to nurture until the Sons of God were ready to be unveiled.
Many in the Church system have mistaken the scaffolding for the building, the servant for the son, and the partial for the perfect. But we declare boldly in this hour: the Church Age is winding down, and its time of stewardship is giving way to something greater.
Just as John the Baptist said, “He must increase, but I must decrease,” so too must the institutional system decrease so that Zion — the ruling mountain of God — can arise. Christ is not coming back to marry a building or revive an old structure. He’s coming to be glorified in His saints, not in religious systems (2 Thess. 1:10).
The Church had a divine purpose — but Zion is the divine fulfillment.
Let the elect hear the Spirit’s voice: The day of Pentecostal mixture is giving way to the day of Tabernacles glory. We’re not looking for another revival of the Church age — we’re stepping into the Kingdom Age, ruled from within by the manifested sons of God.
2️⃣ From Pentecost to Tabernacles: The Journey to Fullness
Pentecost was glorious — but it was not the end. It was the earnest, the down payment, the first taste of what is yet to come. The Church celebrated Pentecost as though it were the fullness, but Scripture tells us it was only the beginning of the harvest.
🔥 At Pentecost, the Spirit fell upon the people.
🌾 At Tabernacles, the Spirit fills the whole temple — body, soul, and spirit — and brings us into resurrection life.
The Feast of Tabernacles is the final feast — the harvest of maturity, the unveiling of glory, the habitation of God with men. It represents the full union of God and His elect, the indwelling of Christ in a people who are no longer limited by sin, death, or religious mixture.
Just as Israel journeyed through Passover, Pentecost, and finally Tabernacles, so the Body of Christ follows the same path:
Passover (Salvation): Deliverance from Egypt, the Lamb slain.
Pentecost (Anointing): The Spirit given in part, gifts released, the Church birthed.
Tabernacles (Fullness): The manifestation of the sons, the glory unveiled, the throne established.
We are not returning to another Pentecost. We are ascending Zion — into Tabernacles, where God is no longer just visiting us, but dwelling within us in fullness.
Romans 8:23 makes this plain:
“…waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of our body.”
The divine sign that Tabernacles has truly come is not just better preaching or louder worship — it is the redemption of the body, the putting on of immortality, the manifestation of an incorruptible people.
We are not meant to escape the world through a rapture. We are meant to overcome the world, and rule in Christ’s stead from the throne of righteousness.
The Church cannot house this glory. It will break the old wineskins. The trumpet is sounding from Zion, and those with ears to hear are moving forward into the Feast of Fullness.
3️⃣ Zion’s Sounding Trump: A Call to Ascend
The sound of the trumpet is not a sound of escape — it is a call to ascend.
📯 The trumpet is sounding from Mount Zion, and its sound is not religious tradition, fear-based rapture warnings, or church-growth gimmicks. It is a clear, piercing blast that shakes every system built on mixture and summons the elect into fullness.
Hebrews 12:22 declares:
“But you are come unto Mount Zion, and unto the city of the living God… to the general assembly and church of the firstborn…”
This isn’t future — this is now. Zion isn’t a place on a map; it is a spiritual realm, the dimension of rulership, maturity, and divine instruction. The trumpet of Zion is not optional — it is God’s summons to His sons and daughters to rise above the limitation of the in-part realm and take their place as those born from above.
💥 The voice like a trumpet is Christ Himself.
💥 The message is not “leave earth” — but “take the throne.”
💥 The elect are not waiting for an event; they are responding to a voice.
Revelation 1:10 says:
“I was in the Spirit on the Lord’s day, and heard behind me a great voice, as of a trumpet…”
It’s not a political trumpet. Not a natural trumpet. Not a churchy trumpet. It’s the voice of divine authority, sounding from the throne within. This is not the sound of religion — this is the roar of the Lion of the tribe of Judah, summoning a company who will rule with Him in righteousness.
Zion is the realm of those who have ears to hear — those who are no longer satisfied with Pentecostal tradition or denominational mixture. These are the ones who move when the trumpet sounds. They don’t need approval from religious systems; they hear from the throne.
The sounding of the trumpet means the transition is upon us.
From Church Age to Kingdom Age
From mixture to purity
From partial anointing to full manifestation
From visitation to habitation
Zion is roaring. And those who belong to Zion are arising in glory.
4️⃣ From Pentecost to Tabernacles: A Greater Glory Is Here
The Church Age was marked by Pentecost, but the Kingdom Age will be governed by Tabernacles.
🔥 Pentecost brought power — but Tabernacles brings fullness.
🔥 Pentecost gave gifts — but Tabernacles reveals the Giver.
🔥 Pentecost was a taste — Tabernacles is the feast.
Many have camped around Pentecost thinking it was the final experience. But it was never meant to be permanent — it was a down payment (Ephesians 1:14), a seal pointing toward something far greater. Pentecost was not the end — it was the middle. It was the preparation for something unseen by the natural eye, but destined to break forth in the sons of God.
Leviticus 23 reveals the feast cycle — Passover (salvation), Pentecost (Spirit baptism), and Tabernacles (divine indwelling). Only Tabernacles brings the fullness of God’s dwelling within man, the immortal glory of the corporate Son manifested in the earth.
Romans 8:23 unveils the divine sign:
“…even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of our body.”
🕊 This is the sign that Tabernacles has come:
Not more gifts. Not louder meetings. But the redemption of the body — the unveiling of immortality within a mature elect company who cannot die.
The Church Age taught escape; Tabernacles teaches incarnation.
The Church Age preached survival; Tabernacles unveils dominion.
The Church Age offered heaven someday; Tabernacles reveals heaven on earth now.
We are not waiting on another Pentecost. We are groaning with all creation for Tabernacles to manifest, for the sons of God to arise and bring liberty, glory, and resurrection life into the fabric of this world.
The veil is lifting, and those who have been hidden are about to be revealed in resurrection power.
5️⃣ Zion’s Call: The Trumpet Is Sounding for the Sons to Arise
Throughout Scripture, Zion is not merely a place — it is a prophetic dimension, the high realm of God’s government and glory. While the Church has dwelt in the wilderness (Revelation 12:6), Zion is the place of birthing, reigning, and divine order.
In this hour, the trumpet is sounding out of Zion (Joel 2:1). It is not a natural trumpet. It is the Voice of the Lord calling the Elect to ascend, to come up higher, to see from a heavenly perspective, and to rule from a divine seat.
📯 Zion is not a denomination.
📯 Zion is not a church building.
📯 Zion is a people — a government of overcomers birthed out of the Spirit, matured through fire, and seated in Christ.
Isaiah 2:2–3 declares:
“In the last days the mountain of the Lord’s house shall be established in the top of the mountains… for out of Zion shall go forth the law, and the word of the Lord from Jerusalem.”
What is this law? It is not Moses’ law. It is the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus (Romans 8:2) flowing from a people who are no longer bound by sin and death.
These are the Untouchables — those born from above, dead to the old creation, alive in the heavenly realm, and untouchable by the curse. The enemy cannot find them, because they dwell in the secret place of the Most High (Psalm 91:1).
Zion is not coming — it has already been birthed. The gates are open. The call has gone forth. The invitation is to ascend and learn of His ways.
The sons of Zion are not looking to escape. They are being prepared to govern.
They are not asking for revival — they are walking in the resurrection.
They are not holding the sword of tradition — they speak the sword of the Spirit from their mouths.
Zion is roaring, and the earth is about to shake.
6️⃣ From Pentecost to Tabernacles: The Shift into Fullness
For centuries, the Church has lived in the glow of Pentecost — the outpouring of the Spirit, the gifts, the earnest, the down payment. But Pentecost was never the goal. It was the beginning of the harvest, not the end of it.
Pentecost empowered the in-part realm (1 Corinthians 13:9–10). It was a feast of firstfruits, a foretaste of the full inheritance to come. But now, the Feast of Tabernacles is ascending, and with it comes the fullness of God manifesting in His sons.
🕊️ Pentecost gave us tongues.
🔥 Tabernacles gives us the throne.
🕊️ Pentecost filled the house.
🔥 Tabernacles fills the body.
🕊️ Pentecost was a visitation.
🔥 Tabernacles is a habitation.
God is moving from visitation to habitation, from gifts to nature, from operation to union.
Romans 8:23 reveals the sign that Tabernacles has come:
“…even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of our body.”
This is the sign of the feast fulfilled — when mortality is swallowed up of life (2 Corinthians 5:4). Not in the sky. Not in the grave. But in the body on earth — glorified, immortal, incorruptible.
The Church age was appointed to mature a woman (the corporate body), but Tabernacles brings forth a manchild (Revelation 12:5) — a mature son, caught up to God and His throne.
The shift is clear:
From church member to kingdom son.
From revival meetings to divine government.
From laying hands to speaking creative power.
From partial glory to full transformation.
Pentecost had a ceiling.
Tabernacles removes all limitation.
The time of the shift is now. The elect are hearing the call. The voice of the seventh trumpet is sounding, and the mystery of God is being finished (Revelation 10:7).
The reign of the sons is not coming — it’s arising.
7️⃣ The Elect Are Hearing the Trump of Zion
In the natural, trumpets gather armies, announce war, or summon kings. In the Spirit, the Trump of Zion is awakening the elect — not to fight flesh and blood, but to stand as the government of Christ in the earth.
Joel prophesied:
“Blow the trumpet in Zion, and sound an alarm in my holy mountain…”
—Joel 2:1
This isn’t just a call to alert the Church. This is a call from Zion, God’s high place, to Zion, His elect people. It is the call that separates the wheat from the tares, the child from the son, the immature from the overcomer.
Zion is not a geographical mountain — it is a realm in the Spirit, where the Lamb stands with 144,000 who follow Him wherever He goes (Revelation 14:1–4). These are not lukewarm pew-sitters. These are not merely saved souls. These are sealed ones, having His name written in their foreheads. They have been awakened by the Trump of Zion.
This trumpet is not sounding tradition.
This trumpet is not echoing denominational confusion.
This trumpet is the Voice of the Son calling the elect into:
Union, not mixture
Immortality, not escapism
Dominion, not retreat
Glory, not survival
Isaiah declared:
“For out of Zion shall go forth the law, and the word of the Lord from Jerusalem”
—Isaiah 2:3
This is the divine order: law flows from Zion. Not Mosaic law, but Kingdom order and authority. The Word is no longer bound to scrolls and pulpits — it’s flowing from a people, living epistles read by all men (2 Corinthians 3:2–3).
The Trump of Zion is awakening a priesthood after the order of Melchizedek — a company of kings and priests reigning now, not waiting for a fantasy rapture. They are the firstfruits of the Tabernacles age, filled with the Lamb’s life, burning with the Lamb’s love, and ruling in the Lamb’s image.
They have no need of outward temple.
They are the temple.
They await no future kingdom.
They are the expression of the Kingdom.
The sound is not coming — it is sounding.
And only those with ears to hear will rise.
8️⃣ Zion’s Priests Are Not of the Church System
The traditional Church system cannot birth what Zion is carrying. The Levitical priesthood of the Church Age — built on types, shadows, and partial truth — is fading, while the Melchizedek order is rising from within the sons of God.
📖 Hebrews 7:11
“If perfection were through the Levitical priesthood… what further need was there that another priest should rise after the order of Melchizedek?”
Zion’s priests are not trained by seminaries or confirmed by denominations. They are ordained in glory, circumcised in heart, and taught by the Spirit of Revelation. Their authority is not positional — it is spiritual substance born of union with Christ.
🔥 These priests:
Carry no title, yet bear the government of heaven.
Preach no tradition, but minister the Living Word.
Submit to no man-made system, yet walk in divine order.
Offer no dead sacrifices, but present living bodies full of resurrection power.
They do not serve in buildings of brick and stone, but in the temple of living stones — God’s elect company. They do not pass offering plates — they pour out rivers of living water. They do not invite people to altars — they bring people into Zion.
These are priests of fire, purified in the furnace of affliction, baptized in truth, and crowned in light. Like Jesus, they do only what they see the Father doing (John 5:19). Their lives are not performances — they are holy vessels of the indwelling Christ.
The Church system promotes platforms.
Zion’s priests walk in hidden authority.
The Church trains professionals.
Zion births manifested sons.
📖 Isaiah 61:6
“But ye shall be named the Priests of the Lord: men shall call you the Ministers of our God.”
The voice of these priests is not echoing the pulpit — it’s echoing the throne. They are not entertaining goats; they are gathering sheep to Mount Zion.
And this priesthood has only one mission:
To bring every realm under the dominion of Christ, not by force, but by the irresistible glory flowing from their innermost being.
These are the friends of the Bridegroom.
These are the firstborn among many brethren.
These are the torchbearers of the new age of Tabernacles.
And they are not coming…
They are here.
9️⃣ The Tabernacles Age Is Not Coming — It’s Already Here
Religion is still waiting…
Waiting for a rapture.
Waiting for a revival.
Waiting for a someday move of God.
But Zion has already heard the sound of the trumpet — and it is not calling us to wait. It is calling us to manifest.
📖 Romans 13:11
“It is high time to awake out of sleep: for now is our salvation nearer than when we believed.”
Tabernacles is not a future date on a man-made calendar. It is the eternal realm of fullness breaking into time through a yielded people. The Feast of Tabernacles is not just a Jewish holy day — it is a divine state of being where God dwells fully in His sons.
🔥 The veil is torn.
🔥 The temple is within.
🔥 The glory is rising.
🔥 The sons are awakening.
And Zion is no longer in travail — she is giving birth.
The Church teaches we’re waiting on God.
But God is waiting on us — to arise in the full measure of Christ, to speak with the authority of the Lamb, and to govern with the wisdom of the throne.
The Tabernacles age is not about goosebumps and good services — it is about:
The redemption of the body (Romans 8:23)
The resurrection life manifesting now (John 11:25–26)
The reign of the immortal sons (2 Timothy 1:10)
The kingdom come on earth as in heaven (Matthew 6:10)
The Church is asking for visitation.
Zion is walking in habitation.
The Church age is fading like twilight.
Zion is rising like the sun of righteousness with healing in His wings (Malachi 4:2).
We are not going backward to Pentecost.
We are going forward into fullness, government, and glory.
📯 The trumpet has sounded.
📘 The books have been opened.
🔥 The sons have been sealed.
👑 The throne is ready.
Welcome to Tabernacles.
🔟 Zion’s Trumpet Shall Not Be Silenced — The Kingdom Is Now
Zion is not just a destination. It is a revelation. It is the seat of government. It is the mountain of the Lord’s house rising above all others in this very hour (Isaiah 2:2–3).
The Church system has tried to silence the trumpet — through tradition, fear, and false doctrine. But God has raised up a people who have heard the sound from within, and they will not be quiet.
📖 Joel 2:1
“Blow ye the trumpet in Zion, and sound an alarm in My holy mountain…”
This is not a call to evacuate — it is a call to govern.
This is not a call to escape — it is a call to establish.
The overcomers are not leaving — they are ascending.
They are not running — they are reigning.
The trumpet of Zion is sounding:
To call the elect into maturity
To awaken the slumbering Bride
To expose the deception of religion
To unveil the throne within
To usher in the age of divine fullness
🕊️ Pentecost gave us power.
🔥 Tabernacles gives us government.
👑 Zion gives us the throne.
This last trumpet is not a trumpet of fear. It’s the sound of victory, identity, and immortality (1 Cor. 15:52). It’s the sound of a manchild company rising with fire in their mouths and the Lamb in their steps.
They are not looking for signs in the heavens.
They are the sign.
They are not waiting for the Kingdom.
They are the Kingdom manifest.
And the sound they carry will shake everything that can be shaken, until only the unshakable reign of Christ remains.
📯 This is Zion’s trumpet.
And it. will. not. be. silenced.