FOR THE ELECTION OF GRACE
🔥 Subtitle:
Unveiling the Hidden Remnant Chosen by God — Not of Works, but by Divine Purpose and Power
✨ Introduction:
There is a mystery working behind the scenes of human history — a divine choosing, untouched by religion, unaffected by man’s effort, and unseen by the natural eye.
Paul declared, “At this present time there is a remnant according to the election of grace.” (Romans 11:5)
These are not just believers. These are the called within the called, the chosen within the chosen — handpicked by the Father before the foundation of the world to carry the fullness of Christ and manifest His Kingdom in the earth.
They are not elected by merit, bloodline, denomination, or effort.
They are elected by grace — God’s sovereign desire to form sons in His image and reveal His glory through them.
This book is a prophetic unveiling of that hidden company:
Those who are being awakened now,
Those who have gone through fire and stayed faithful,
Those whom the systems of man have overlooked — but God has not.
They are the remnant rising in this final hour.
They are the election of grace.
📖 Chapter 1: The Mystery of Election Revealed
There is a mystery that has stirred the hearts of the prophets and baffled the wisdom of men — the mystery of divine election.
It is not based on merit.
It is not earned by works.
It is not achieved through religion.
It is rooted in grace — in the eternal intention of God to choose a people for Himself before the world began.
“According as He hath chosen us in Him before the foundation of the world, that we should be holy and without blame before Him in love.”
— Ephesians 1:4
The election of grace is not favoritism — it is foreordination. It is not about exclusion — it is about purpose. Those who are elected are not better than others, but they have been assigned to carry something: the image, the nature, and the government of Christ in the earth.
These chosen ones are often hidden, misunderstood, even rejected — but they are known by God. They are not called because they are perfect, but because they are predestined to become conformed to the image of His Son (Romans 8:29).
They were His before time began. And in every generation, they rise.
🔍 A People Within a People
The election is not about being part of a crowd. It’s about being part of a remnant.
Within Israel, there was a remnant.
Within the Church, there is an elect company.
Within the many, there is always a hidden few — those who live not just by belief, but by divine revelation and spiritual union.
“Even so then at this present time also there is a remnant according to the election of grace.”
— Romans 11:5
These are not self-appointed. They are not position seekers. They are God-chosen, Spirit-drawn, fire-tested, and grace-filled.
They live differently because they were marked differently.
They carry the burden of the Lord.
They hear what others don’t hear.
They see what others can’t see.
They have been called, not just to believe in Christ — but to become His expression.
🕊️ Chosen in Christ Before Time
The election of grace began long before you were born.
Before you made a choice for Him, He chose you.
“You have not chosen Me, but I have chosen you…”
— John 15:16
This is not the kind of election that leads to pride. It leads to humility.
Because when the elect look back, they realize — it was all Him. Every step. Every call. Every awakening moment was authored by grace.
Election is the Father’s love in action.
Grace is the fuel behind it.
Transformation is the proof of it.
And glory is the destiny of it.
🔥 A Rising Company
In this hour, the election of grace is awakening.
Not to judge — but to reign.
Not to dominate — but to serve in glory.
Not to boast — but to reveal Christ fully formed in a people.
The world doesn’t know them. The religious system can’t define them. But God is revealing them — sons of purpose, chosen in grace, arising in truth.
They are not just reading about the Kingdom.
They are becoming the manifestation of the Kingdom.
They are the election of grace — and they have come to Zion.
📖 Chapter 2: Not of Works — The Grace That Chooses
“And if by grace, then it is no more of works: otherwise grace is no more grace.”
— Romans 11:6
If there is one truth that separates human religion from divine calling, it is this:
Grace chooses.
Not works.
Not effort.
Not lineage.
Not performance.
The election of grace is the sovereign initiative of God — He calls, He marks, He draws, and He transforms. And He does it not because of who we are, but because of who He is.
🧱 The Tower of Works Cannot Reach the Throne
From the Tower of Babel to modern denominations, mankind has been trying to climb into favor by building his own way to God.
But grace doesn’t let man boast.
“Not by works, lest any man should boast.”
— Ephesians 2:9
The election of grace shatters pride, levels comparison, and silences religious striving. It says:
You didn’t choose yourself — I chose you.
You didn’t earn this place — I brought you in.
You didn’t achieve this revelation — I opened your eyes.
You didn’t rise by merit — you rose by mercy.
This is not a gospel of fairness — it’s a gospel of favor.
🔍 The Religious System Cannot Recognize the Elect
Those who live by works will never understand those who live by grace.
The Pharisees could not recognize the Son of God — because He didn’t fit their works-based system.
The same is true today.
The election of grace is misunderstood, judged, and even persecuted by those who still operate under the law — the law of performance, appearance, and striving.
But the elect are not trying to impress men.
They’ve been marked by grace, and grace has ruined them for religion.
🕊️ Abraham, Not Cain
Cain brought the work of his hands.
Abraham believed the word of the Lord.
God’s election is always by promise, not by performance.
By faith, not by formula.
Abraham stumbled, lied, failed — but he was still chosen. Why? Because grace had marked him.
The elect are not perfect by behavior.
They are perfected by faith.
They carry something spiritual, invisible, and eternal that the carnal mind cannot compute.
🔥 Why Grace Offends the Religious
Grace offends because it gives everything to those who have nothing to offer.
It places the last first.
It seats the humble at the head of the table.
It skips over the strong to empower the weak.
The religious spirit asks, “How did THEY get in?”
But grace answers, “Because I said so.”
“I will have mercy on whom I will have mercy.”
— Romans 9:15
This is the election of grace.
👑 Grace Doesn’t Just Forgive — It Crowns
Grace is not just a pardon — it is a positioning.
The same grace that forgave you… is the grace that is now forming you into a ruler.
You were chosen not just to escape judgment,
but to become a throne-dweller,
a Kingdom vessel,
a manifestation of Christ in the earth.
You are not under the weight of performance.
You are under the wind of promise.
The law demands.
Grace empowers.
And the elect walk in this empowerment daily.
🧬 The Seed of Grace Is in You
If you are reading these words and they awaken something deep within you…
If you’ve always felt different… set apart… unseen by the crowd but seen by God…
If you’ve endured the wilderness, the stripping, the crushing… and yet you still believe…
It is because the seed of grace’s election is already in you.
Not of works.
Not of man.
Not of religion.
But of God.
You are part of the remnant rising.
And your calling is not in the future — it’s active now.
📖 Chapter 3: The Remnant Through the Ages
“Though the number of the children of Israel be as the sand of the sea, a remnant shall be saved.”
— Romans 9:27
From the very beginning, God has always worked through a remnant.
Not the crowd.
Not the majority.
Not the institution.
But a hidden thread — a faithful few — a company marked by grace, drawn by revelation, and reserved for purpose.
The remnant is not just a doctrinal idea — it is a prophetic reality woven throughout every generation.
📜 In Noah’s Day: A Family Saved by Grace
When the earth was filled with violence and corruption, God didn’t save the masses — He saved a remnant.
“Noah found grace in the eyes of the Lord.”
— Genesis 6:8
Eight souls carried the seed of the future.
Why? Because one man walked with God while the world turned away.
That’s the remnant — those who keep walking when others give up.
🔥 In Elijah’s Day: 7,000 Hidden Ones
Elijah cried, “I alone am left!”
But God corrected him:
“I have reserved for Myself seven thousand who have not bowed the knee to Baal.”
— 1 Kings 19:18
Even the prophet couldn’t see them.
They weren’t on the platform. They weren’t in the system.
They were hidden — but holy.
Unknown to man, but known by God.
They were the election of grace — chosen, preserved, and hidden until the moment of unveiling.
🕊️ In Jesus’ Day: A Little Flock
“Fear not, little flock; for it is your Father’s good pleasure to give you the Kingdom.”
— Luke 12:32
Jesus didn’t give the Kingdom to the temple elite or the religious majority —
He gave it to a little flock who walked with Him, heard His voice, and received His Spirit.
They weren’t politically powerful.
They weren’t theologically impressive.
They were simply chosen — drawn by grace to walk with the Son of God.
💥 In Every Generation: The Pattern Continues
God has always preserved a remnant:
In Israel — a remnant remained after judgment.
In Babylon — a remnant kept the fire in exile.
In the wilderness — a remnant followed the cloud, not the crowd.
In the early Church — a remnant lived in power while others returned to law.
And now, in this final hour, a remnant is rising again — not defined by denomination, not measured by man, but elected by grace and formed in the fire.
They are not trying to fit into religion.
They are becoming the manifestation of Christ.
🧱 The Church Within the Church
Not all who sit in buildings are part of the remnant.
There is a Church within the Church —
a Zion company within the masses of believers —
those who are not content with mixture, not satisfied with religion, and not willing to settle for less than the fullness of Christ.
This remnant is not elite.
They are lowly and hidden.
But they carry a heavenly seed, and God is now bringing them into visibility.
🌄 This Is the Hour of the Elect
The same Spirit that preserved the remnant in every age is now stirring the elect again.
You feel it.
You know you weren’t made to blend in.
You’ve been through wildernesses, fire, rejection — but you’re still standing.
Still burning.
Still believing.
Why?
Because you are part of the remnant according to the election of grace.
Chosen not just to survive — but to manifest.
Not just to believe — but to reign.
Not just to escape — but to establish the Kingdom in the earth.
📖 Chapter 4: Jacob Have I Loved — The Purpose of God’s Choosing
“Jacob have I loved, but Esau have I hated.”
— Romans 9:13
This is one of the most misunderstood and mistranslated passages in Scripture.
God’s declaration concerning Jacob and Esau isn’t about emotion — it’s about election.
It’s not about favoritism — it’s about function.
It’s not about rejection — it’s about revelation.
🪙 Two Brothers, Two Natures, One Purpose
Jacob and Esau are more than historical figures — they are prophetic pictures of two opposing realities:
Esau represents the flesh, the natural man, the firstborn of the earth.
Jacob represents the elect, the spiritual seed, the one chosen by grace, not by merit.
Both were sons, both were blessed by lineage — but only one was chosen to carry the promise.
🔥 Why Jacob?
Jacob was flawed.
He wrestled.
He deceived.
He limped.
But here is the mystery: God chose him before he was born.
“…before the children were born, having done neither good nor evil, that the purpose of God according to election might stand…”
— Romans 9:11
Jacob didn’t earn it.
Esau didn’t lose it.
God simply chose — to display His sovereign grace through a vessel that would eventually be transformed.
The election wasn’t about perfection — it was about destiny.
🌪️ The Birthright and the Bowl
Esau sold his eternal birthright for a temporary appetite.
He represents those who are earthbound, living for the moment, guided by the flesh — while Jacob, in all his brokenness, still valued the things of God.
That’s what distinguishes the elect.
They may wrestle — but they long for the birthright.
They may fall — but they won’t sell out.
They may be rejected — but they will carry the promise.
💎 Grace Chose a Wrestler, Not a Warrior
The natural mind would have chosen Esau — strong, skilled, noble.
But grace chooses the unexpected — the broken, the desperate, the hungry.
“He taketh not hold of angels; but of the seed of Abraham.”
— Hebrews 2:16
God bypassed the proud and called Jacob — the struggler, the dreamer, the one whose name had to be changed through fire and process.
And so it is with the elect today.
🛐 The Election Is Not About Earning — It’s About Becoming
God is not looking for who’s the most gifted or the most put together.
He’s looking for the Jacob that’s willing to become Israel.
The one who will wrestle through the night until identity is transformed.
The one who will limp with glory and walk in a new name.
The one who is willing to lose everything — to gain the fullness of Christ.
👑 The Purpose of Election Is Glory
Jacob was chosen not just to be blessed — but to birth a nation.
Abraham was given the promise.
Isaac inherited the promise.
But Jacob became Israel — the carrier of the divine order, the father of the twelve tribes, the seedbed of God’s government.
So too, the election of grace in this hour is not just about personal salvation — it’s about birthing the Kingdom, establishing the government of God, and manifesting Christ in the earth.
🔔 A Call to the Jacobs of This Hour
You who have failed — but still burn.
You who have been passed over — but still believe.
You who limp from wrestling — but carry a prophetic destiny deep within…
You are the elect.
You are Jacob.
But soon — you shall be called Israel.
And the Kingdom shall rise in you.
Here is Chapter 5 of your powerful new book “The Election of Grace”:
📖 Chapter 5: The Vessels of Mercy — Formed for Glory
“What if God, willing to show His wrath and make His power known, endured with much long-suffering the vessels of wrath fitted to destruction; and that He might make known the riches of His glory on the vessels of mercy, which He had afore prepared unto glory…”
— Romans 9:22–23
This chapter reveals a deep mystery hidden within the Potter’s wheel.
There are vessels of wrath, and there are vessels of mercy.
There are containers prepared for judgment — and there are elect vessels, not only chosen but prepared beforehand for GLORY.
⚱️ The Potter Has Power Over the Clay
God is not reacting to human behavior — He is fulfilling a preordained purpose.
He forms some vessels for temporary functions — and others for eternal glory.
Esau was a vessel of the earth — made for a passing season.
Pharaoh was a vessel of wrath — raised up to demonstrate God’s power.
But the elect, the vessels of mercy, are shaped in secret to carry His glory.
“Hath not the potter power over the clay…?”
Yes, He does — and He’s shaping you, Elect of God, with intentional precision.
🌀 Mercy Carves the Vessel for Glory
It is not wrath that forms the vessel of mercy.
It is grace.
It is purpose.
It is divine foreknowledge.
These vessels are not formed randomly — they are afore prepared.
Prepared in Christ.
Prepared before time began.
Prepared to reveal the riches of glory.
You are not a product of circumstance — you are a divine design.
🔥 Fitted Through the Furnace
The Potter’s shaping is not without fire.
These vessels of mercy are fired in the furnace, tested through pain, crushed on the wheel.
But not to destroy — to harden the vessel for glory.
To prepare it for the weight of glory it was ordained to carry.
“We have this treasure in earthen vessels…”
— 2 Corinthians 4:7
Why? So that the excellency of the power may be of God, and not of us.
👑 Prepared Unto Glory — Not Destruction
The elect are not prepared for escape — but for expression.
They are vessels of mercy — containers of divine love, revelation, and government.
While the vessels of wrath serve a temporary role, the vessels of mercy serve the eternal purpose of revealing Christ in fullness.
The world sees clay.
God sees glory.
These are the ones He is forming for immortal manifestation, for throne placement, for Kingdom dominion.
✨ The Elect Bear the Glory, Not Just the Gifts
This is why the gifts alone do not prove election.
Gifts can be given without maturity.
But glory is only placed on vessels that can carry it.
And to carry glory, the vessel must be shaped, refined, and emptied of self.
These are the sons who will shine with light that cannot fade, whose faces reflect the glory of the Lamb, whose very beings are temples of God in the earth.
🕊️ Mercy Has Marked You for This
You are not a vessel of wrath.
You are not fitted for destruction.
You are a vessel of mercy, handpicked by the Potter before time began.
And now, in this hour, the Potter is revealing His chosen vessels — not to parade them, but to pour Himself into them.
You are not here to escape —
You are here to embody.
You are here to reign.
You are here to unveil Christ.
📖 Chapter 6: Grace That Cannot Fail — The Security of God’s Election
“The gifts and calling of God are without repentance.”
— Romans 11:29
There is a grace that cannot fail.
Not because of human strength, but because it is rooted in the unchanging will of God.
The election of grace is not a gamble. It is not dependent on performance, personality, or popularity.
It is built on something eternal, unshakable, and forever secure — God’s own choosing.
🔐 The Unbreakable Chain of Purpose
Romans 8 declares a divine sequence that cannot be broken:
“Whom He foreknew, He also predestined… whom He predestined, He also called… whom He called, He also justified… whom He justified, He also glorified.”
This is the golden chain of eternal purpose.
It begins in God.
It ends in glory.
And not a single link will fail.
If He foreknew you, He will glorify you.
There is no failure in His grace.
🙌 Chosen Before the Fall
Your election was never based on your success after the fall.
It was sealed before the foundation of the world, when nothing in you could deserve it.
God chose you before Adam sinned.
Before you fell short, God already saw you in Christ’s perfection.
That’s why grace cannot fail — it was never built on your ability to begin with.
🛡️ Grace Is Not Fragile
Religion teaches that grace is weak, conditional, and reversible.
But real grace — the kind tied to election — is unbreakable.
It holds the elect in:
Their darkest nights.
Their weakest moments.
Their longest struggles.
“Who shall lay anything to the charge of God’s elect? It is God that justifieth.”
— Romans 8:33
🌊 The Anchor in the Storm
When the winds of testing blow…
When religion tries to condemn…
When your mind tries to doubt…
There is an anchor in the soul of the elect:
God chose me. Grace is working in me. And glory is where I’m going.
You may stumble, but you will not be lost.
You may feel broken, but you are still sealed.
The elect are not held by rules.
They are held by revelation — the knowing that grace has secured them.
🕊️ The Spirit Bears Witness
You don’t have to beg for assurance.
The Holy Spirit bears witness with your spirit that you are a son of God (Romans 8:16).
That witness is not based on feelings.
It’s a knowing — deep in your being — that:
You are called.
You are chosen.
You are His.
✨ Sealed Until the Day of Redemption
“You were sealed with that Holy Spirit of promise, which is the earnest of our inheritance until the redemption…”
— Ephesians 1:13–14
The elect are not only called — they are sealed.
There is a mark on your life.
There is a seal upon your spirit.
There is a glory ahead that nothing can block.
👑 Rest in His Choosing
To the elect:
Stop striving.
Stop fearing.
Stop questioning if you belong.
You didn’t choose Him first — He chose you.
And what God begins, God finishes.
You are kept.
You are sealed.
You are secure.
You are part of an unshakable election, backed by a grace that cannot fail.
📖 Chapter 7: The Fire of Separation — Why the Elect Are Set Apart
“Come out from among them, and be ye separate, saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing; and I will receive you.”
— 2 Corinthians 6:17
The election of grace comes with a fire of separation.
God does not just choose to save you.
He chooses to separate you, to sanctify you, to burn away all mixture so you can stand in glory.
The fire is not punishment — it’s preparation.
It’s the mark of those called higher.
🔥 Chosen, Then Set Apart
Election doesn’t just mean you are saved.
It means you are marked for something more.
Like Moses, who was separated from the palace to dwell in the wilderness.
Like David, pulled from the sheepfold while his brothers were passed over.
Like John the Baptist, who grew in the desert instead of the temple system.
The elect are always set apart — first in the Spirit, then by fire.
🕯️ The Fire Reveals What Flesh Cannot
You didn’t choose the fire — the fire chose you.
God calls His elect out of:
Religious tradition
Dead systems
Natural mindsets
Comfort zones
Why?
Because they cannot carry what God has called you to birth and reveal.
The fire separates the elect from the masses, not out of pride — but because of purpose.
💔 Separation Often Feels Like Rejection
To be chosen often means to feel:
Misunderstood by the crowd
Rejected by those you love
Alone in the call
But what looks like rejection is often divine protection.
The crowd could not walk where you’re going.
They cannot carry what you carry.
The weight of glory is too heavy for shallow fellowship.
That’s why God separates His elect into deep places — to walk with Him alone.
✨ Holiness Is Not Rules — It’s Radiance
Religion made “separation” a legalistic burden.
But true holiness is not about what you wear — it’s about what you radiate.
Holiness is Christ’s nature alive in you.
The elect are separated because:
They walk in a different spirit.
They carry a higher frequency.
They move in a different realm.
You are not called to conform — you are called to transform.
🏔️ The Mountain of Separation
Jesus went up the mountain and called those He wanted (Mark 3:13).
Not everyone could go up.
There is a mountain company, a Zion company, a separated company of elect ones…
They don’t live for crowds.
They live for the face of God.
They are separated for:
Revelation
Preparation
Manifestation
They are not just saved — they are seared with purpose.
🕊️ Separation for Union
The fire separates you so you can be united with Him.
God doesn’t call you out to isolate you —
He calls you out so you can walk in oneness, hear clearly, and reign without mixture.
Separation is not exile — it is initiation into Kingdom sonship.
“They follow the Lamb whithersoever He goeth…”
— Revelation 14:4
The elect follow Him because they’ve been separated by fire and sealed by love.
🔥 You are not like the rest — and that is by design.
You are:
Chosen by grace
Separated by fire
Set apart for glory
Let that fire do its work.
Let the separation complete its purpose.
You were not born to blend — you were born to burn.
📖 Chapter 8: The Song of the Chosen — Worship from the Holy of Holies
“They sang a new song before the throne… and no man could learn that song but the hundred and forty-four thousand, which were redeemed from the earth.”
— Revelation 14:3
There is a sound only the elect can sing.
It’s not a song of religion.
Not a song of the outer court.
Not even a song taught by man.
It’s a heaven-born melody, birthed in fire, formed in separation, and sung from the Holy of Holies — where the chosen dwell face-to-face with the Lamb.
🎶 The Song No Man Can Learn
This song is not learned in seminaries or religious halls.
It’s learned:
In wilderness caves like David
In lion’s dens like Daniel
In fiery furnaces like the three Hebrew sons
In the exile of Patmos like John
This song is learned in suffering…
But sung in glory.
Only the elect who have walked through the veil, beyond the flesh, into the Spirit — can sing it.
It is your testimony, your fire, your resurrection voice.
🔥 Worship Is the Language of the Chosen
The election of grace creates a worship that is:
Pure
Holy
Intimate
Without agenda
This isn’t performance.
This isn’t entertainment.
This isn’t singing to be seen.
This is worship that burns like incense before the throne.
🕊️ The Lamb and the 144,000
Revelation 14 paints a picture of the elect:
Standing on Mount Zion
With the Lamb
Singing a song no other could learn
Redeemed from the earth
Pure, blameless, sealed
These are the elect of grace, a company of overcomers, singing the song of the Lamb — not from tradition, but from transformation.
Their voices carry weight in the spirit realm.
Why?
Because they’ve been through the fire, and they’ve emerged in union.
🌌 Worship that Shifts Realms
The worship of the elect:
Opens heavens
Silences devils
Shakes nations
Aligns atmospheres
Why?
Because it doesn’t come from the earth —
It flows from the inner sanctuary.
You carry the voice of Zion — the worship that turns the world upside down.
👑 The Sound of the Sons
Romans 8 says, “The whole creation groans…”
It’s groaning for a sound — the sound of the sons.
That sound is not just teaching, it is worship in truth and spirit, it is:
The vibration of oneness
The thunder of identity
The harmony of heaven and earth colliding
Your voice is not random.
It’s the song of the elect — and creation knows it.
🏔️ Zion Is Rising with a Song
Zion is not just a location.
It’s a people.
A holy hill.
A singing company who:
Stand in union
Sing in fire
Worship in glory
The song of the chosen is not a chorus — it’s a life laid down, a spirit yielded, a fire that cannot be quenched.
“And I heard a voice from heaven, as the voice of many waters…”
— Revelation 14:2
That voice is you — the elect, the sealed, the burning ones.
You don’t just worship from earth hoping to reach heaven.
You worship from heaven, already seated, already united, already chosen.
🔥 Let your life become the song.
A sound of resurrection.
A melody of union.
A harmony of heaven.
You were elected to sing from the sanctuary — and your worship is shifting everything.