The End Times Exposed
What Religion Never Told You About Revelation, the Kingdom, and the Rising of Zion
Introduction (Colorful & Bold with Symbols):
The end times are not about fear, chaos, or escape…
They’re about Revelation — the unveiling of Christ, the rising of Zion, and the manifestation of His sons.
For generations, religion has twisted the message of the Book of Revelation into a nightmare of beasts, destruction, and rapture theories. But the Spirit of Truth is now sounding the trumpet:
The End is not the end — it’s the beginning of dominion.
The Beast is not a future dictator — it’s a present system.
The Rapture is not an escape — it’s a catching up into the throne realm.
This book will expose the lies… and reveal the Kingdom. Chapter 1: The Lie They Told You About the End
Fear-based control, rapture panic, and escape theology unmasked.
“It’s all going to end in fire.” “Jesus is coming to destroy the earth.” “You better get ready, or you’ll be left behind.”
These are the lies religion told us.
From pulpits to paperbacks, from prophecy charts to Hollywood thrillers, the “end times” have been sold as a terror campaign — a last-minute escape for the good and eternal torture for the rest. But what if we told you that everything you’ve been taught about the end… is not the truth?
What if the “end” wasn’t destruction — but transition?
What if “judgment” wasn’t punishment — but purification?
What if the “rapture” wasn’t an escape — but a rising of the Elect into divine dominion?
The Fear Gospel: Weaponized for Control
For generations, preachers used fear to motivate repentance — not transformation. They painted a picture of an angry God ready to obliterate the world, rapture a select few, and eternally damn the rest. This version of the gospel kept churches full, altars packed, and hearts terrified.
But fear is not the foundation of God’s Kingdom.
“For God has not given us a spirit of fear…” (2 Tim. 1:7)
“Perfect love casts out fear…” (1 John 4:18)
The message of Jesus was not “escape.” It was “occupy until I come” — not “run,” but reign. Revelation Was Never About Destruction
The first line of the Book of Revelation tells you exactly what it’s about:
“The Revelation of Jesus Christ…” (Rev. 1:1)
It doesn’t say “The Destruction of the World.”
It doesn’t say “The Rise of the Antichrist.”
It doesn’t say “The Great Escape Plan.”
It says: The Revelation of Jesus Christ.
The book is not about chaos — it’s about Christ revealed. In His glory. In His people. In the earth.
The Real Message: Christ Revealed In You
The lie is that you’re supposed to fear the end.
The truth is: the end is your beginning — the unveiling of who you really are in Christ.
“When Christ, who is our life, shall appear, then shall you also appear with Him in glory.” (Col. 3:4)
This book will expose the twisting of scripture that created a religion of fear…
And it will replace it with the truth of the Kingdom — a reign of love, power, and sonship.
The Deconstruction Begins…
Let this be the moment where you unlearn the lie…
And step into the truth that sets you free.
This is not the end.
This is the rising of Mount Zion.
This is the Kingdom coming in power. Chapter 2: The True Revelation of Jesus Christ
Revelation is not doom — it’s unveiling. It reveals Christ in His Elect. “The Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave unto Him, to show unto His servants…” (Revelation 1:1)
The very first line of the last book in your Bible is crystal clear — this book is not about the end of the world, it’s about the unveiling of a Person: Jesus Christ.
The Greek word for “revelation” is apokalypsis — meaning “to unveil, uncover, disclose.” Religion made it about monsters. The Spirit makes it about manifestation.
Religion Gave You Fear — the Spirit Gives You Sight
For generations, the Church was taught to avoid Revelation. It was treated as a sealed book, reserved only for end-time specialists and fear-mongering preachers.
But John didn’t receive a vision to terrify the saints. He received it to reveal the full image of Christ — not just as Savior on a cross, but as King on a throne, a Lamb in glory, and a Man among candlesticks.
This was not a future prophecy… it was a present unveiling.
Christ In You — The Hope of Glory
Jesus is not just coming to the earth — He’s rising in His Elect.
“Until Christ be formed in you…” (Gal. 4:19)
“Christ in you, the hope of glory.” (Col. 1:27)
The Book of Revelation is a prophetic map of Christ being formed in a people. The seals, trumpets, vials — they are not fear-filled events falling on cities. They are spiritual processes that transform the saints into the likeness of the Son.
The Seven Candlesticks: A People of Light
John’s first vision was not of war, plague, or disaster — it was of Christ walking in the midst of the candlesticks (Rev. 1:12–13). These candlesticks are not buildings or religious systems — they are churches, yes, but more than that — they are people.
He is walking in the midst of His body.
He is trimming the lamps.
He is revealing His presence in us.
The Glory Is in the Unveiling
When you read Revelation through the Spirit, you no longer ask, “What happens to the world?”
You ask, “What is Christ becoming in me?”
The focus shifts from events to essence…
From escape to enthronement…
From fear to fullness.
Revelation reveals:
Christ in dominion
Christ in fire
Christ in the sons of Zion
Christ ruling in the midst of His enemies (Psalm 110:2)
The Trumpet Is Sounding
It is not a warning of doom. It is a call to rise.
This is the generation that will no longer fear the last book of the Bible.
This is the hour when the Lamb takes the book… and opens the seals.
This is the moment when Christ is revealed in a firstfruit people.
The apocalypse has begun — but not as the world expected.
It is not nuclear war… it is the reign of the Lamb.
It is Zion rising in the Spirit.
It is the unveiling of Jesus Christ — in you. Chapter 3: The Beast, the System, and the Mindset
Exposing the antichrist spirit as religion, not a red-eyed politician
“And I stood upon the sand of the sea, and saw a beast rise up out of the sea…” (Revelation 13:1)
For centuries, we’ve been told to fear a coming dictator — a beast-man with global power, microchip agendas, and glowing red eyes. But the true Beast of Revelation isn’t a man at all.
The Beast is a system. A spiritual mindset.
It rises from the sea — the sea of humanity — and speaks like a lamb but roars like a dragon.
It has religion on its tongue… and control in its heart. The Beast Is Not Coming — It’s Already Here
“Even now are there many antichrists…” (1 John 2:18)
John wrote that in the first century. He wasn’t waiting for some global tyrant — he discerned that the antichrist spirit was already active. And it’s still here today.
The Beast is:
Systems that deny Christ in you
Religious power that mimics the Lamb but speaks lies
Governments — both spiritual and natural — that war against the Kingdom within
It Looks Like a Lamb… But Speaks Like a Dragon
The most dangerous beast isn’t a military dictator.
It’s a false gospel.
It looks like Christianity… but preaches bondage.
It wears robes… but carries swords.
It claims to represent God… but denies the indwelling Christ.
This is the religious beast — and it sits not in politics, but in pulpits.
The Number of His Name
“Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man…” (Rev. 13:18)
What is this number — 666?
It’s not a barcode or chip — it’s man at the center.
Man’s image. Man’s will. Man’s rule.
It is the exaltation of human religion without the Spirit.
The number 6 is man’s number — created on the 6th day.
666 is man in fullness — his own god, his own system, his own salvation.
The Beast in the Mind
Where does the mark appear?
On the forehead (thinking) and right hand (action).
The mark is spiritual — not physical.
It’s the mind of man in rebellion against the mind of Christ.
It’s not forced technology — it’s subtle deception.
It’s not a tattoo — it’s a theology. The Overcomers See Through It
The Elect are not deceived.
They do not follow the system.
They are sealed with the Father’s name in their foreheads — the mind of Christ, the Spirit of Truth, the seal of the Lamb.
They don’t escape the Beast by rapture.
They conquer the Beast by reigning. The Beast Is Falling
In every age, the beast rises — but it always falls before the Lamb.
This present religious age is collapsing under its own weight.
The system of man is being consumed by the fire of God — and a new order is rising: the sons of God, born from Zion.
“The Kingdoms of this world are become the Kingdoms of our Lord and of His Christ…” (Rev. 11:15)
This is not fiction.
This is not futurism.
This is the present unveiling of what the Spirit is saying to the Church.
You’re not waiting on a Beast.
You’re called to overthrow it — by the Word of the Lamb and the life of the Spirit. Chapter 4: The Woman and the Manchild
The Church and the Overcomers — the transition from Pentecost to Tabernacles
“And there appeared a great wonder in heaven; a woman clothed with the sun… and she being with child cried, travailing in birth…” (Revelation 12:1–2)
Revelation 12 gives us one of the most mysterious and majestic visions in all of Scripture. A woman, glorious and radiant, stands in the heavens clothed with the sun, crowned with twelve stars, and pregnant with destiny. This is not Mary. This is not Israel. This is not the Church as a denomination.
This is the corporate Woman, the spiritual bride of Christ, prepared to birth a new order — the Manchild Company.
The Woman: A Picture of the Church in Her Fullness
This Woman represents more than believers — she represents the people of God in transition.
She is not barren.
She is not static.
She is pregnant with purpose, carrying within her a company of overcomers — sons destined for the throne.
This Woman is the Church under Pentecost, coming to her time of spiritual delivery.
She is not the end goal — she is the vessel for birthing the Manchild, the sons of glory.
The Manchild: Born to Reign
“And she brought forth a man child, who was to rule all nations with a rod of iron…” (Rev. 12:5)
This Manchild is not one man — it is a company of matured sons, a firstfruits people, raised in the secret place and caught up into authority.
They are born from within the Church…
But they are called beyond her boundaries…
They are raised in Pentecost…
But destined for Tabernacles.
These are the manifested sons of God — the overcomers in Revelation 2 and 3 — who are caught up to the throne not by death, but by resurrection life and maturity.
From Pentecost to Tabernacles: A Transition of Glory
Pentecost brought power…
But Tabernacles brings fullness.
Pentecost gave us gifts…
But Tabernacles gives us inheritance.
The Church has long camped at Pentecost — tongues, gifts, prophecy — but the Manchild must be born in Tabernacles, where the sons are filled with all the fullness of God (Eph. 3:19) and reign from within the glory realm.
This isn’t a future rapture — it’s a present catching up into divine authority. The Dragon Opposes the Birth
“And the dragon stood before the woman… to devour her child as soon as it was born.” (Rev. 12:4)
Why such hostility?
Because the enemy fears the Manchild.
He doesn’t fear religion.
He doesn’t fear buildings.
But he fears the birth of a throne-centered people, filled with power, authority, and resurrection life.
The dragon fights the birthing process, because once the Manchild is born, his dominion ends. The Throne Awaits the Overcomers
“And they lived and reigned with Christ…” (Rev. 20:4)
These sons are not waiting to escape — they are being caught up to govern.
They are not hiding from the Beast — they are overthrowing the system with the fire of the Lamb.
They are tabernacled with God, sealed with His name, and destined to bring creation into liberty (Romans 8:19–21). The Woman Flees — But Is Kept
After the Manchild is caught up, the Woman (the Church) flees into the wilderness — a picture of the Church being preserved while the sons reign.
She is fed.
She is loved.
But she is no longer in the place of rulership — the Manchild reigns on her behalf.
This is not fantasy.
This is the pattern of divine order.
First the Woman. Then the Manchild.
First the in-part. Then the fullness.
The Church gave birth to the Christ child in Bethlehem…
But now, she gives birth to the many-membered Christ, a mature body, ready to reign. Chapter 5: Mount Zion Is Not a Place — It’s a People
Zion rising in the Spirit — the dwelling place of divine government
“But ye are come unto Mount Zion, and unto the city of the living God, the heavenly Jerusalem…”
— Hebrews 12:22
For generations, believers were taught to look to a mountain in the Middle East — a physical place called Zion in modern Israel. But the true Zion spoken of by the Spirit is not a location — it is a people.
You are not going to Mount Zion someday — you are being formed into it now.
Zion is not dirt.
Zion is not a mountain range.
Zion is a company of people — God’s government, His dwelling, His fullness revealed in sons. The Spirit Shifts the Focus
The natural man looks to natural Jerusalem.
But the Spirit says:
“Jerusalem which is above is free, which is the mother of us all.” (Gal. 4:26)
The same is true for Zion.
Mount Zion in the Old Covenant was a type, a shadow — the mountain David brought the Ark of the Covenant to. It represented God’s presence, worship, and rule.
But now that Christ is come, Zion is not a geographic site… it’s a spiritual identity. Zion Is Where the Throne Is
“Out of Zion, the perfection of beauty, God hath shined.” (Psalm 50:2)
Zion is where:
The Lamb stands (Rev. 14:1)
The 144,000 stand — a symbol of the firstfruits company
The throne of God is set
The Word goes forth to the nations (Isaiah 2:3)
Zion is the center of divine government, and it is rising in the hearts of the overcomers.
A People, Not a Place
The Lord never promised to rule from a mountain of rocks — He promised to reign in His sons.
Zion is:
A people who have ascended in the Spirit
A company who has come to maturity
A temple not made with hands
The seat of Kingdom dominion in the earth
These are the ones who have overcome the Beast, the system, and the false gospel. They have climbed the hill of the Lord, not by works — but by identity in Christ. Zion and the Manchild Are the Same Company
The Manchild in Revelation 12 and the 144,000 on Mount Zion in Revelation 14 are not two groups — they are the same Elect.
They are:
The Overcomers
The Firstfruits
The Sons of God
The Divine Government of the Kingdom Age
They sing a new song because they are a new creation.
They follow the Lamb wherever He goes because they are one spirit with Him. Zion Is the Tabernacle of God With Men
“Behold, the tabernacle of God is with men, and He will dwell with them…” (Rev. 21:3)
Zion is the manifestation of God’s dwelling — not in heaven, not in temples, but in a people.
The Feast of Tabernacles is fulfilled not in tents — but in a body of believers who carry His presence without measure.
This is Zion.
This is the city set on a hill.
This is the holy mountain of the Lord. And Zion Is Rising Now
No more waiting.
No more delay.
Zion is not future — it is present.
And the trumpet is sounding from her heights.
The message of Mount Zion is:
The throne has come
The Lamb has taken His place
The sons have been caught up
The Kingdom is advancing
“For out of Zion shall go forth the law, and the Word of the Lord from Jerusalem.” (Isaiah 2:3)
Zion is the seat of the New Order, the place of the Overcomers, and the house of God’s fullness.
And you, beloved, are being built into that mountain. Chapter 6: Seals, Trumpets, Vials — Unfolding Spiritual Stages
Not natural disasters… but internal unveilings of glory and judgment “The Lamb opened one of the seals…” (Revelation 6:1)
When most people hear “seals,” “trumpets,” and “vials,” they picture apocalyptic destruction: earthquakes, wars, plagues, global collapse. But these are not natural catastrophes — they are spiritual unveilings. The seals, trumpets, and vials are the divine process by which Christ is fully formed in His people.
They are not poured out on buildings or nations…
They are opened in the hearts of the Elect.
The Seals: The Opening of the Inner Book
The Book of Revelation begins not with war — but with a scroll in the hand of God (Rev. 5:1).
That scroll is not a document of wrath — it is the book of life… the life of the Lamb, written and sealed within His sons.
When the Lamb begins to open the seals, He is not unleashing terror…
He is unveiling the Christ nature hidden within a people.
Each seal broken is a dimension of transformation:
The white horse — the conquering Spirit of Christ
The red horse — the sword that removes false peace
The black horse — the testing of balance and truth
The pale horse — the end of carnal life
The seals are not events — they are experiences in the journey of sonship. The Trumpets: The Sound of the Spirit
Trumpets are used throughout Scripture to:
Call an assembly
Announce war
Declare a feast
Proclaim a new order
In Revelation, each trumpet sounds forth a message from the Spirit — not to the natural ear, but to the inner man.
“He that hath an ear, let him hear what the Spirit saith…” (Rev. 2:7)
The trumpets declare:
A call to come up higher
The fall of false religion (Babylon)
The rising of the Kingdom within
The revealing of Zion’s sons
These are shouts of awakening.
They are spiritual frequencies that separate wheat from tares, sons from servants.
The seventh trumpet is not about destruction — it is about dominion:
“The kingdoms of this world are become the kingdoms of our Lord and of His Christ…” (Rev. 11:15)
The Vials: The Pouring Out of Fullness
The vials (or bowls) are the last stage of the process.
They are not wrath in the way religion taught — they are the fullness of divine purpose being poured out into the earth through a prepared people.
These vials represent:
The fiery love of God purging every lie
The judgments of truth shaking the systems of man
The cleansing of the temple — not with water, but with fire
The seven vials are not curses — they are the completions:
“It is done.” (Rev. 16:17)
They signify the finished work in the Elect, the consummation of Christ formed in the sons. This Is Not Natural Judgment — It Is Divine Transformation
The seals are not headlines.
The trumpets are not politics.
The vials are not plagues.
They are progressive stages in the formation of the Manchild, the Overcomer, the Mount Zion company.
They are layers of unveiling — the inner apocalypse of the saints. Three Stages, One Purpose
Seals — The Christ within is revealed
Trumpets — The Spirit declares and separates
Vials — The fullness is poured and perfection comes
This is the divine order of transformation.
This is the blueprint of the Lamb’s book.
And this process is not for fear — it is for glory.
You’re not waiting for these things to happen…
You’re walking through them now, and the Lamb is leading the way. Chapter 7: The Rapture Exposed
Caught up into Christ, not lifted off the planet
“Then shall two be in the field; the one shall be taken, and the other left…” (Matt. 24:40)
This single verse has been the backbone of one of the most widespread — and most misunderstood — doctrines in modern church history: the rapture. For over a century, believers have been taught that Jesus will secretly whisk away the faithful, leaving the rest to face a great tribulation and global collapse.
But what if this escape theology isn’t what Jesus taught?
What if being “caught up” is not about evacuation, but elevation? The Rapture Teaching: Where It Came From
The modern rapture doctrine didn’t exist for most of church history. It was introduced in the 1800s by John Nelson Darby and popularized through the Scofield Reference Bible. It was never the doctrine of the apostles. It was never part of the early church’s gospel. It was born in confusion — and spread through fear.
Movies like Left Behind and books by end-time theorists turned the return of Jesus into a horror film. But the Spirit of Truth is exposing this distortion. “Caught Up” — What It Really Means
“Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air…” (1 Thess. 4:17)
This is not a geographic relocation. This is a spiritual elevation.
The word “caught up” is harpazo in Greek — meaning to seize by force or lift into another realm. It’s the same word used when Paul was “caught up into the third heaven” (2 Cor. 12:2). Did Paul leave the planet? No. He was caught up in the Spirit.
This catching up is a spiritual transition into the throne realm — a people ascending in the Spirit, living in divine authority while still in the earth. Jesus Is Not Coming to Take You Away
He’s not coming to rescue you from the earth.
He’s coming to reign through you in the earth.
“The meek shall inherit the earth.” (Matt. 5:5)
“The kingdoms of this world are become the kingdoms of our Lord…” (Rev. 11:15)
The rapture doctrine says “get out.”
The Kingdom message says “take over.”
We are not leaving the battlefield — we are being transformed into overcomers who rule with Christ. The Cloud Company
“So great a cloud of witnesses…” (Heb. 12:1)
The clouds mentioned in Scripture often represent people — witnesses, saints, the company of the redeemed. When Revelation says Jesus comes “with clouds,” it’s not talking about weather — it’s talking about a people in glory.
You’re not going up to disappear. You’re rising in visibility, in power, in glory — as part of the cloud company that reveals Christ in the earth. A Throne, Not an Escape Hatch
The throne is the true destination.
“To him that overcometh will I grant to sit with Me in My throne…” (Rev. 3:21)
You’re not being lifted off the ground — you’re being seated in heavenly places (Eph. 2:6). Not later — now.
This is not about evacuation…
This is about manifestation. A Mature People, Not a Fleeing Bride
The Spirit is not preparing a bride who runs. He is raising up a company of sons who reign.
The rapture message has disempowered the Church — made her wait for rescue instead of rule. But the truth is, the Lamb is taking the throne in us, and through us.
“As He is, so are we in this world.” (1 John 4:17)
You’re not going to fly away —
You’re being caught up into divine government.
You’re not escaping —
You’re enthroning.
The rapture isn’t leaving…
It’s living in resurrection life, right here, right now. Chapter 8: The End of Death, Not the End of the World
The final enemy is death — not nations, not sinners, not the planet
“The last enemy that shall be destroyed is death.” (1 Corinthians 15:26)
The religious church has declared the end of the world for centuries. They’ve prophesied the collapse of nations, the destruction of the earth, and a final wrath of God wiping out creation. But the Word of God paints a very different picture.
God is not trying to end the world.
He’s trying to end death. Death Is the Real Enemy
The Bible never says the last enemy is atheists.
It never says it’s governments, sinners, or globalists.
The final enemy is death itself — the power of the grave, the reign of corruption, and the bondage of decay over creation.
“For the creation was made subject to vanity… in hope, because the creation itself shall be delivered from the bondage of corruption into the glorious liberty of the children of God.” (Romans 8:20–21)
The focus of God’s plan is not destruction — it’s deliverance. Jesus Defeated Death — Now the Sons Must Enforce It
“Jesus Christ… hath abolished death, and hath brought life and immortality to light through the gospel.” (2 Timothy 1:10)
Jesus already conquered death — but now He’s raising up a people who will manifest that victory in full. The cross finished the work, but the sons of God enforce the decree.
This is not about escaping death through rapture…
It’s about overcoming death through resurrection life. The Earth Is Not Doomed — It’s Redeemed
“The earth is the Lord’s, and the fullness thereof.” (Psalm 24:1)
The same blood that saved your soul also redeemed creation. God is not planning to throw away the planet — He’s planning to fill it with glory.
“For the earth shall be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord, as the waters cover the sea.” (Hab. 2:14)
God’s vision is not global collapse — it’s global restoration. The World Will Not End — The Age Will
The “end” spoken of in Scripture is not the end of the world (Greek: kosmos) — it is the end of the age (Greek: aion).
“Lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the age.” (Matt. 28:20)
It’s not the planet that ends — it’s a system, a cycle, a structure of death and limitation. The old order passes… so that the Kingdom of Life may be revealed. The Sons Shall Reign Over Death
“He that overcometh shall not be hurt of the second death.” (Rev. 2:11)
These sons are not waiting to die.
They are not fearing the grave.
They are swallowing death in victory.
“Mortality shall be swallowed up of life.” (2 Cor. 5:4)
These are the ones who will say:
“O death, where is thy sting? O grave, where is thy victory?” (1 Cor. 15:55) The Trumpet of Life Is Sounding
This is not the sound of destruction — it is the sound of resurrection.
The trumpet is awakening a people who will:
Rise in immortality
Reign in righteousness
Release creation from death’s grip
These are not escapists.
They are manifested sons who bring life to the world.
The true end is not nuclear war.
It’s not apocalyptic ruin.
It’s not God burning the earth to ash.
The true end is: Death shall be no more. God shall wipe away every tear. And the sons shall reign in life. Chapter 9: The Kingdom Is Now
The reign of Christ is present — and the throne is within the sons “The Kingdom of God is within you.” (Luke 17:21)
The religious world has pushed the Kingdom of God into a distant future — a golden age that comes after a rapture, a tribulation, or the destruction of the earth. But Jesus didn’t preach a future Kingdom. He preached a now Kingdom.
The Kingdom is not delayed.
The Kingdom is not postponed.
The Kingdom is present, powerful, and rising — within the sons of God. The Kingdom Is a Realm, Not a Place
“My Kingdom is not of this world…” (John 18:36)
The Kingdom is not political.
It is not geographical.
It is spiritual — and it reigns wherever Christ is enthroned.
When Jesus ascended, He didn’t leave His people — He sent His Spirit, and that Spirit is the government of the Kingdom in you.
Where the King is enthroned, there the Kingdom rules. Religion Postpones — the Spirit Reveals
The church world has told us to:
Wait for the Millennium
Wait for the rapture
Wait for Jesus to come back and fix everything
But Jesus said:
“If I cast out devils by the Spirit of God, then the Kingdom of God is come unto you.” (Matt. 12:28)
The Spirit of the Kingdom is already here — casting out devils, healing the broken, raising sons, and setting divine order.
You’re not waiting for the Kingdom —
The Kingdom is waiting for you to wake up. The Throne Is Within
“To him that overcometh will I grant to sit with Me in My throne…” (Rev. 3:21)
The throne is not in outer space.
It is the governing center of Christ within.
This is not about sitting on golden chairs in the clouds. This is about walking in spiritual authority in the earth, as kings and priests of the Most High God. The Kingdom Is in Power, Not in Words
“For the Kingdom of God is not in word, but in power.” (1 Cor. 4:20)
The Kingdom isn’t a slogan. It’s not a sermon title. It’s power:
Power to forgive
Power to heal
Power to restore
Power to reign over sin, death, and darkness
Religion talks about the Kingdom.
But the sons of God demonstrate it. Thy Kingdom Come — In Earth, As It Is In Heaven
Jesus never taught us to pray, “Take us to heaven.”
He taught us to pray, “Thy Kingdom come.”
Why? Because heaven is not the destination — dominion is.
The sons are not called to escape.
They are called to reveal the rule of God in the earth.
“The heavens are the Lord’s… but the earth He has given to the children of men.” (Psalm 115:16) The Kingdom Age Has Begun
We are no longer in the wilderness of Pentecost.
We are crossing over into the Feast of Tabernacles — the season of fullness.
This is the hour when:
The Manchild takes the throne
The two witness company finishes its course
Zion rises in glory
And the nations are ruled in righteousness
This is not fantasy.
This is the true gospel of the Kingdom — and it’s happening now.
“Of the increase of His government and peace there shall be no end…” (Isaiah 9:7)
The Kingdom will not end.
It will not retreat.
It will increase until all things are under His feet — through a people conformed to His image. Chapter 10: The Voice From the Throne — “It Is Done”
The Finished Work declared from the cross… and from the throne
“And there came a great voice out of the temple of heaven, from the throne, saying, It is done.” (Revelation 16:17)
This is not just the voice of judgment.
It’s the voice of completion.
The Book of Revelation does not end in ruin — it ends in restoration. It ends in a throne, in a city, in a bride adorned, and in a people reigning with the Lamb.
From the cross to the throne, the Spirit is declaring one eternal truth:
“It is finished.” (John 19:30)
“It is done.” (Rev. 16:17)
“Behold, I make all things new.” (Rev. 21:5)
From Calvary to Zion
At the cross, Jesus cried out “It is finished” — the sin debt was paid, death was conquered, and the veil was torn.
But from the throne, a greater cry is released:
“It is done.”
This is not just forgiveness — this is fullness.
Not just atonement — but enthronement.
Not just a crucified Christ — but a corporate Christ revealed in His body. A Voice From the Throne
This is not a whisper. This is not a private word.
This is a great voice — a trumpet sound echoing from the holiest place, declaring that everything written, sealed, trumpeted, and poured out has fulfilled its purpose.
The overcomers have overcome.
The Bride has made herself ready.
The Manchild has ascended.
The Beast has fallen.
The Kingdom has come. What Is Done?
Babylon is fallen — false religion is exposed
The harlot is judged — mixture is purged
The sons are enthroned — Zion has risen
The nations are aligned — the new government of God is established
This is not the end of hope.
It is the beginning of divine order. The Lamb Is On the Throne — In You
The cry “It is done” comes from the throne because the Lamb now reigns through His sons.
This is the corporate Christ, the firstfruit company, the Zion people, the Kingdom administration through which God will reign in the ages to come.
You are not just a forgiven sinner.
You are not waiting for rapture.
You are not fleeing in fear.
You are being formed into the very throne of God — a dwelling place of judgment, mercy, righteousness, and glory. The Finished Work… Finished in You
The cross began it.
The Spirit revealed it.
The process sealed it.
The throne confirms it.
“He that began a good work in you shall complete it…” (Phil. 1:6)
The voice from the throne is not about endings — it is about establishment.
A people have come through the fire.
A generation has been made ready.
The fullness of the Lamb is now resting in the Elect. And Now… A New Beginning
“And He that sat upon the throne said, Behold, I make all things new…” (Rev. 21:5)
This is not the end of the world.
This is the birthing of a new creation, where Christ is all in all.
A throne in the earth.
A people conformed to the Lamb.
A Kingdom that shall not be moved.
It is done.
It is finished.
It is begun.
Book Summary Declaration:
The end times are not about escaping.
They are about manifesting.
Not doom — but dominion.
Not fear — but fullness.
Not a Beast in control — but the Lamb enthroned in Zion.
Let religion tremble, and let Zion rise.
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