DIVINE ORDER
From the Aaronic Priesthood to the Apostolic Ministry to the Manchild Company
Unfolding God’s Government from Law to Grace to Glory
Equipping the Woman. Birthing the Manchild. Ruling the Nations.
INTRODUCTION:
Before the foundations of the world, God designed a divine order — a holy blueprint that would guide His dealings with man throughout the ages. He never intended for the Law to be eternal. Nor was the Apostolic ministry meant to rule the nations. These were ordained seasons — each one fulfilling its part in the progression toward fullness.
First came the Aaronic Priesthood — with blood, sacrifice, and daily offerings — a shadow pointing to something greater. Then came the Apostolic Ministry — sent by Christ not to reign, but to build, mature, and equip the Church (the Woman) for something far more glorious.
But now… the final ministry is rising.
A Manchild company — born of Spirit, fire-tested, and throne-prepared — is being brought forth to rule with Christ in the earth. This is not another church system. This is not a revival of yesterday’s mantle. This is the manifestation of sons — those who have outgrown the in-part realm and now bear the rod of iron.
The apostles prepared the Woman — but only the Manchild ascends the throne. The five-fold equipped — but the government rests upon the shoulders of the Son.
This is not ministry. This is divine monarchy — ruling, reigning, restoring all things.
This book unveils the divine order from Moses to Jesus to the Overcomers. You’ll see why the Law had to pass, why the Church must grow up, and why only the Manchild can govern the nations.
Welcome to the divine shift.
The thrones are ready. Zion is travailing. The sons are being crowned.
This is the order of the Kingdom.
This is DIVINE ORDER.
Chapter 1: The Pattern on the Mountain — Divine Order Begins
When Moses ascended Mount Sinai, he wasn’t just receiving commandments — he was being shown a divine pattern. God thundered from heaven and declared: “See that you make all things according to the pattern shown to you on the mountain” (Hebrews 8:5). This was more than law — it was a prophetic blueprint for God’s unfolding government through the ages.
The Beginning of Divine Order
God began His visible rule in the earth through a Levitical priesthood, a temporary system of blood, sacrifice, ritual, and priestly hierarchy. At its center stood Aaron — the first high priest under the Old Covenant — representing an order that governed by law, not life.
This was not eternal. It was a shadow of something greater.
“For the law made nothing perfect, but the bringing in of a better hope did…” — Hebrews 7:19
The Tabernacle of Moses, the ark of the covenant, the altar of sacrifice — all were types and shadows. But within the shadow was a spiritual pattern that revealed God’s nature, His holiness, and His demand for access through blood.
Yet even in that day, a glory was hidden that would not be fully unveiled until Christ. The Temporary Nature of the Aaronic Ministry
The Aaronic priesthood was not God’s final priesthood. It was temporal, earthly, and limited. It could not bring anyone into perfection. It was external obedience — not inward transformation. It depended on birthright from Levi — not spiritual rebirth in Christ.
It could cleanse the flesh but not change the heart. And it could atone yearly but never permanently remove sin.
“The priesthood being changed, there is made of necessity a change also of the law.” — Hebrews 7:12
God never intended this order to remain. It was a schoolmaster, a divine placeholder, waiting for the greater High Priest who would come after the order of Melchizedek — a priesthood without beginning or end, with no genealogy, no death, and no limitation. God’s Government Was Always Meant to Progress
God does not change — but His methods and manifestations do. Divine order unfolds like seasons. First the blade, then the ear, then the full corn in the ear.
The Aaronic priesthood was government by law.
The Apostolic ministry is government by grace.
The Manchild is government by glory.
Each phase builds on the previous. None are eternal except the last.
Moses laid the foundation. Jesus Christ built the house. But the Overcomers shall possess it, rule from it, and fill it with glory and dominion. The Mountain Was a Metaphor
Mount Sinai represented the height of God’s voice in that age. But it was a fearful mountain — smoke, thunder, and separation. God was near, yet unapproachable. But Sinai was only a type of a greater mountain to come — Mount Zion, where sons are not afraid but invited to ascend.
“You are come unto Mount Zion… to the church of the firstborn… and to God the Judge of all…” — Hebrews 12:22–23
Zion is not about fear. Zion is about sonship.
In Zion, the priesthood changes. The temple shifts. The throne is not for Aaron or Peter — it is for the Manchild company. Those born from above, matured by apostolic grace, and now ready to reign in the fullness of Christ.
Chapter 2: The Fivefold Mandate — Maturing the Woman for the Birth
The apostles were never called to rule the nations — they were called to prepare a people who would. Apostles: Builders, Not Rulers
Jesus did not ascend merely to forgive sins — He ascended to give gifts unto men.
“And He gave some, apostles; and some, prophets; and some, evangelists; and some, pastors and teachers…” — Ephesians 4:11
The fivefold ministry is not a final ministry — it is a preparatory ministry. It is not the glory, but it makes ready a people for the glory.
The apostles are not the throne-sitters — they are midwives of the birthing room. They bring the Church (the Woman) into maturity so she can conceive and deliver the Manchild. The Woman: The Corporate Church
In Revelation 12, a woman clothed with the sun appears, crowned with twelve stars, laboring in birth.
She is not Mary. She is not Israel. She is the corporate, Spirit-filled Church — radiant, mature, and expectant. But even in her glory, she is pregnant with something greater.
The apostles — functioning in revelation, wisdom, and grace — are the guardians and nourishes of this woman. They feed her, wash her with the Word, and equip her until the time of travail.
“Till we all come… unto a perfect man, unto the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ.” — Ephesians 4:13
This is not about growing churches — it’s about growing Christ in a people. Apostolic Mandate: Maturity unto Birth
The fivefold ministers were never meant to build their own kingdoms or hold lifelong titles. They were anointed to bring the Church into fullness — so she could birth the next dimension of divine government.
The Church is the Woman.
The Manchild is the Overcomer.
The apostles are not the rulers — they are the mature ones who prepare the rulers.
“My little children, of whom I travail in birth again until Christ be formed in you…” — Galatians 4:19
That is the apostolic cry — not for fame, not for pulpits, but for the formation of Christ in a people. Revelation 12: The Shift from Ministry to Manifestation
Revelation 12 unveils a shift:
A woman (the Church) births a manchild (a governmental company).
The manchild is caught up to God and His throne.
The woman flees into the wilderness, kept and nourished.
Here is the mystery: the apostolic age gives way to a throne age.
The fivefold ministry matures the woman, but only the Manchild reigns.
The apostles equip.
The Manchild rules.
This is divine order. Ministry brings to birth — but sonship takes the throne.
Chapter 3: Caught Up to the Throne — The Manchild’s Authority Revealed
The throne is not a future hope — it is a present calling for those who have been formed, proven, and caught up. The Manchild: A Company, Not One Man
Revelation 12:5 declares:
“And she brought forth a manchild, who was to rule all nations with a rod of iron: and her child was caught up unto God, and to his throne.”
This Manchild is not Jesus alone. Jesus already ascended to the throne centuries before John saw this vision.
This is a company of overcomers — born of the Woman (the Church), matured by the apostolic ministry, and qualified to reign through the fire of testing and the fullness of Christ within. The “Catching Up” Is Not Escaping — It’s Ascending in Authority
To be caught up is not to be removed from the earth — it is to be positioned in spiritual dominion.
It is the same Greek word used in:
“God… hath raised us up together, and made us sit together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus.” — Ephesians 2:6
The Manchild is not escaping danger — he is ascending to the throne.
He is not waiting for heaven — he is manifesting the Kingdom on earth, as it is in heaven. Ruling with a Rod of Iron
This is not domination — it is divine administration.
“To him that overcometh will I give power over the nations: and he shall rule them with a rod of iron…” — Revelation 2:26–27
Only the overcomer, the Manchild, receives this rod of iron — not the apostles, not the fivefold, not the Church as a whole.
This is a governmental anointing, reserved for the mature sons who have passed through fire, refused mixture, and been made one with the Throne. The Shift Has Come
The Church (Woman) is still present — but the authority has shifted.
The Woman is nourished in the wilderness for 1,260 days (a symbolic time period of transition), while the Manchild rules from the Throne.
This signifies:
The Church remains on earth, preserved.
The Manchild functions from heavenly authority, even while still walking in the earth.
The ministry age gives way to the Kingdom age. The Throne Belongs to the Sons
The Father has reserved His throne not for those who serve only in ministry — but for those who have become fully formed sons.
“He that overcometh shall sit with me in my throne, even as I also overcame, and am set down with my Father in his throne.” — Revelation 3:21
This is not positional only — this is experiential.
Not in theory — but in reality.
Not after death — but in the now.
The Manchild is a company of resurrected life, ruling substance, and kingdom expression.
Chapter 4: The Fire that Forms the Rulers — Processed for the Throne
You cannot reign if you have not been refined.
You cannot govern if you have not been graced.
And no one is seated on the throne who hasn’t first walked through the fire. The Refining Process: A Divine Requirement
“Behold, I have refined thee, but not with silver; I have chosen thee in the furnace of affliction.” — Isaiah 48:10
God does not choose men on platforms — He chooses them in furnaces.
The Manchild Company is not a group of believers who merely have spiritual gifts.
They are those who have been burned by the holy fire until everything not of Christ is consumed.
They are:
Tried in rejection
Proven in silence
Crushed in hiddenness
Purged in misunderstanding
Shaped in contradiction
All of this is God’s way of forming a vessel that can handle dominion without pride, and authority without corruption. Not Everyone Will Pay the Price
The Aaronic priesthood didn’t have to die to self — they just had to be born of Levi.
The apostles endured hardship, but still operated in partial grace.
But the Manchild?
He must die daily, until only Christ lives.
“Except a corn of wheat fall into the ground and die, it abideth alone…” — John 12:24
The Manchild is not simply saved — he is poured out.
He is not simply gifted — he is yielded.
He is not simply called — he is processed. Fire Precedes Fullness
Before the overcomer wears a crown, he wears a cross.
Before he receives a rod of iron, he receives a cup of bitterness.
“To him that overcometh…” is always preceded by testing, war, fire, and faithfulness.
The throne is never inherited by the unproven.
No shortcut. No bypass. No exemption. The Nature of the Lamb in the Heart of the Ruler
Why does God require fire?
Because He refuses to allow a beast nature to sit on His throne.
Only those who carry the Lamb’s meekness can be trusted with the Lion’s roar.
“A Lamb stood, as it had been slain… having seven horns and seven eyes…” — Revelation 5:6
The horns (authority) and the eyes (wisdom) are on the Lamb, not the beast.
Thus, the Manchild becomes:
Gentle, but fearless
Bold, but broken
Anointed, but hidden
Victorious, but humble Fire Is the Final School of the Sons
You do not graduate from Bible college into rulership.
You graduate from the fire.
From rejection that doesn’t harden you.
From warfare that doesn’t defile you.
From tribulation that doesn’t steal your joy.
From isolation that doesn’t kill your hope.
This is how the throne is earned, not by merit, but by formation.
Chapter 5: The Voice from the Throne — A New Sound in the Earth
“Out of Zion, the perfection of beauty, God hath shined.” — Psalm 50:2
A new voice is rising in the earth — not from religion, not from tradition, and not from the systems of man.
It is the voice of the Manchild Ministry, born from the throne of God, carrying a frequency of dominion, not mere doctrine.
The Voice of the Aaronic Order: Shadows and Symbols
The Aaronic priesthood had a voice — but it was veiled in rituals, types, and shadows.
Animal sacrifices
Incense and blood
Temple rituals
External garments
Their voice was earthly, echoing in the courts of the Tabernacle but fading with the passing of the Law.
They could declare the commandments, but they could not release life. The Voice of the Apostolic Order: Partial Revelation, Foundational Grace
The apostles came preaching Christ crucified, risen, and glorified.
Their voice shook the world with the Gospel of Grace and the baptism of the Spirit.
But even the apostolic voice, as powerful as it was, was a foundation — not the capstone.
They revealed the body of Christ and laid the groundwork for the formation of the woman (the Church), but they could not bring the woman to full birth.
“He gave some apostles… for the perfecting of the saints… till we all come to the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ.” — Ephesians 4:11–13
The apostolic mandate was to mature the woman until she could birth the Manchild.
They were wise master builders, but they were not the reigning rulers. The Voice of the Manchild: The Rod, the Roar, and the Reign
“She brought forth a man child, who was to rule all nations with a rod of iron…” — Revelation 12:5
This is the voice that has never been heard before in fullness — the voice of God’s government in the earth.
The Manchild doesn’t just preach — he declares.
He doesn’t just explain — he establishes.
He doesn’t just prophesy — he possesses.
His voice:
Releases judgments that heal and restore
Breaks curses and shatters strongholds
Aligns nations and orders creation
Carries the sound of the throne
This is the voice of ruling sons, not simply faithful servants.
Zion’s Frequency: Heaven’s Voice in the Earth
“The Lord also shall roar out of Zion, and utter his voice from Jerusalem; and the heavens and the earth shall shake…” — Joel 3:16
The voice of the Manchild is Zion’s voice.
It does not come from seminaries, denominations, or ministries built on personality.
It is born in fire, forged in intimacy, and released in authority.
This voice:
Does not argue with darkness — it dispels it
Does not fear Babylon — it exposes it
Does not plead — it commands
It is the voice of Jesus, speaking through His many-membered body, His manchild company, His elect of fire.
Chapter 6: The Governmental Anointing — Rod of Iron and Reigning Sons
“And she brought forth a man child, who was to rule all nations with a rod of iron…” — Revelation 12:5
“To him that overcometh will I give power over the nations…” — Revelation 2:26
The Manchild ministry is not just prophetic — it is governmental.
It is not merely spiritual — it is authoritative.
This is a realm of power and dominion where words carry weight, and voices carry the government of God. It is not given to apostles of the Church age — it is reserved for sons of the Throne.
Aaron’s Rod: Budding Without Authority
Aaron’s rod budded as a sign of selection under the Old Covenant — but it was still limited.
It pointed to a priesthood that mediated, not ruled.
It foreshadowed a future order of life, but could not release it.
It existed under the veil, within the tent — but never touched the nations. Apostolic Foundation: Authority to Build, Not to Reign
The apostles were master builders. Their authority was foundational:
To plant churches
To impart gifts
To equip the saints
But they never received the anointing to govern the nations.
They matured the woman, but the Manchild rules.
They bore the mysteries, but the Manchild bears the scepter.
The rod of iron is not apostolic — it is Zionic.
It belongs not to the Church age, but to the Kingdom age. Manchild’s Rod: Divine Government in Action
The Manchild rules with Christ, not beside Him.
He is born from the Spirit but seated in heavenly authority.
His anointing is not delegated — it is shared with the Lamb.
He speaks, and creation responds. He decrees, and the heavens enforce.
This rod of iron:
Shatters Babylon’s systems
Subdues fleshly kingdoms
Enforces righteousness on earth
Administers judgment in love and fire
The Manchild reigns not by popularity, politics, or persuasion — but by indwelling union with Christ.
“They shall reign on the earth…” — Revelation 5:10
The Government of Peace Shall Increase
The Manchild is the embodiment of Isaiah’s prophecy:
“The government shall be upon His shoulders… Of the increase of His government and peace there shall be no end…” — Isaiah 9:6–7
Where the Aaronic priesthood mediated, and the apostolic ministry planted, the Manchild governs.
No veil remains.
No partial knowledge lingers.
No enemy remains unconquered.
This company of sons is God’s governmental seed, planted into the earth to bring all things into alignment with Christ.
They do not build church systems — they establish Kingdom order.
Chapter 7: The Veil Removed — From Tabernacle to Temple to Throne
“And, behold, the veil of the temple was rent in twain from the top to the bottom…” — Matthew 27:51
“To him that overcometh will I grant to sit with me in my throne…” — Revelation 3:21
The unfolding of Divine Order is the story of God’s increasing access and authority through progressive priesthoods — each bringing us closer to the throne of full dominion.
Every priesthood — Aaronic, Apostolic, and finally the Manchild — reveals a movement from limitation to liberty, from symbol to substance, from the shadow to the shining light of Christ in His fullness. The Tabernacle of Moses — A Veiled Glory
Under the Aaronic order, glory was hidden:
Only the High Priest could enter the Holy of Holies — and only once a year.
The people stood afar off, dependent on rituals and intermediaries.
The ministry revolved around animal sacrifices, washings, and shadows of better things to come.
This was not God’s final desire, but a temporary accommodation pointing forward to a greater day.
“For the law made nothing perfect, but the bringing in of a better hope did…” (Heb. 7:19) The Apostolic Ministry — The Glory in Part
With the death and resurrection of Jesus, the veil was torn, and the apostles were commissioned.
Their ministry brought the Church into:
Spiritual gifts
Revelation knowledge
The five-fold grace to mature the saints
But even this was a part realm.
The apostolic call was not the end — it was to prepare the Woman to conceive something far greater.
“Till we all come… unto a perfect man, unto the measure of the stature of the fulness of Christ.” (Eph. 4:13)
The apostles were midwives, entrusted with forming the Woman (Church) until she could bring forth the Manchild — a full corporate expression of Christ in ruling, immortal glory. The Manchild on the Throne — No More Veil
The Manchild is not just another order — it is the culmination of all order.
It is the Priest-King after the order of Melchizedek — a ministry of immortal sons seated with Christ, not ministering to the throne, but from it.
“And she brought forth a man child, who was to rule all nations with a rod of iron…” (Rev. 12:5)
This priesthood does not minister in part. It ministers in fullness. And the veil is removed not just in the tabernacle or the heavens, but within the living temple of sons made immortal.
Chapter 8: Out of the Wilderness — The Woman Nourished Until the Hour of Transition
“And the woman fled into the wilderness, where she hath a place prepared of God, that they should feed her there… till the time appointed.” — Revelation 12:6
There is a hidden season for the Church — one not often taught, yet essential in Divine Order. It is the wilderness between Pentecost and Tabernacles, between the in-part and the fullness, between the apostolic commission and the Manchild ascension.
The Woman of Revelation 12 is not Babylon — she is God’s chosen vessel, the Church, adorned with sun-clothed revelation, crowned with twelve-starred authority, and pregnant with a higher purpose: to birth the Manchild.
But after her birthing comes a season of divine hiding — not of punishment, but of preparation. A Place Prepared by God
The wilderness is not a place of rejection — it is a place prepared.
Just as Israel wandered in the wilderness to be weaned off Egypt…
Just as John the Baptist emerged from the wilderness in power…
So the Woman is fed, kept, hidden, and transformed.
Why?
Because the Woman is not cast off — she is preserved for a greater glory.
She is not ruling — but she is still being nourished by divine provision.
“That they should feed her there…” (Rev. 12:6)
God still walks with her.
He still speaks to her.
But He is not birthing the Manchild in her again — He is forming the Manchild ministry apart from her, to prepare her return. The Hour of Transition
There comes a final transition when the wilderness season ends.
The Woman — the Church — will emerge changed, not just through word, but by encounter. Her next experience will not be more teaching — it will be visitation from the manifested sons.
These overcomers are no longer part of the five-fold order — they are kings and priests, reigning in resurrected, glorified bodies, to bring the final outpouring to the Church and the nations.
This is the fulfillment of Song of Solomon:
“Who is this that cometh up from the wilderness, leaning upon her beloved?” (Song 8:5)
She will return, no longer pregnant with promise, but walking beside the manifested Christ in His Body. What Happens in the Wilderness?
She is preserved — the dragon cannot devour her.
She is nourished — the Word still flows, even in secret.
She is prepared — for the great return of glory.
She is separated — from false systems and idols.
She is humbled — ready to receive from the sons she once raised. The Divine Pattern
There is a divine pattern in Revelation 12:
The Woman brings forth the Manchild.
The Manchild ascends and rules from the throne.
The Woman flees into the wilderness.
The Woman is nourished until the appointed time.
The remnant of her seed keep the commandments and testimony.
The sons return to deliver and restore.
It is a divine choreography of purpose — not chaos. Prophetic Summary
The Church is not rejected.
She is not the harlot.
She is the called-out Woman, in hiding, being nourished, until the revelation of the manifested sons.
And in that day… she will embrace the ministry of fullness, not just in word, but in the power of the Kingdom.
Chapter 9: The Rod of Iron — Governmental Glory in the Hands of Immortal Sons
“And she brought forth a man child, who was to rule all nations with a rod of iron…”
— Revelation 12:5
“To him that overcometh… will I give power over the nations: and he shall rule them with a rod of iron…”
— Revelation 2:26–27
There is a divine authority that no apostle ever held, and no Old Covenant priest could wield. It is not the scepter of Mosaic Law, nor the staff of apostolic ministry. It is the Rod of Iron, forged in the fires of affliction, wielded only by overcomers, and reserved exclusively for those who have put on immortality — the Manchild company. The Rod Is Not a Stick — It Is a Scepter
The Rod of Iron is not for discipline within the Church.
It is for governing the nations.
It is not symbolic of correction — it is the manifestation of divine dominion.
Where Aaron’s rod budded and the apostolic staff led the flock, this Rod of Iron commands global change.
It is the authoritative Word proceeding from glorified sons, joined in union with Christ, who speak with finality, power, and resurrection substance. The Rod Given to Overcomers — Not to the Apostles
Jesus gave the apostles the mandate to plant, to water, to build, and to equip the Church.
But Jesus never gave them the authority to rule all nations. That mandate was explicitly given to overcomers — the Manchild.
“To him that overcometh will I give…”
— not just teaching, not just evangelism, but rule.
That’s why the apostolic ministry ends when the child is born.
The apostles finish their work — and the fullness begins. The Transition: From Pentecost to Tabernacles
At Pentecost, we received gifts — prophecy, tongues, healing, teaching.
At Tabernacles, we receive sons — immortal, glorified, crowned with dominion.
This Rod of Iron is the emblem of tabernacles fully come — the sign that Christ has stood up in a body, not just on the throne, but in the overcomers who now sit with Him in His throne. A Government Upon His Shoulders
“The government shall be upon His shoulder…” — Isaiah 9:6
The shoulder is corporate — not individual. Christ is the Head, but the Body bears the government.
This company of sons — the Manchild — are the shoulder of Christ, His administrative extension into the nations.
They will enforce righteousness, deliver creation, and order the ages to come.
They are not waiting for rapture.
They are not preaching survival.
They are wielding glory. Prophetic Truth
The Rod of Iron:
Cannot be taught — it must be received from the throne.
Cannot be wielded by flesh — only by resurrected, glorified sons.
Does not bring revival — it brings dominion.
Is not democratic — it is kingly, priestly, and absolute in authority.
This is not the age of Church government.
This is the Age of the Kingdom — ruled by the Manchild.
Chapter 10: Priests After the Order of Melchizedek — A Ministry of Endless Life
“Thou art a priest forever after the order of Melchizedek.”
— Hebrews 7:17
“The creature itself shall be delivered… into the glorious liberty of the children of God.”
— Romans 8:21 A New Priesthood — After the Power of an Endless Life
The final chapter in divine order is not another Church office, but the manifestation of a priesthood that cannot die.
The Aaronic order served in death.
The Apostolic order served in part.
But the Melchizedek order serves in the power of resurrection — never to die again.
This is not just about spiritual gifts.
This is about divine nature, the unveiling of those who carry the indestructible life of Christ — a royal priesthood, eternal, incorruptible, and full of governmental weight. Melchizedek: King AND Priest
He was king of righteousness and king of peace.
He had no genealogy, no beginning, no end — a prophetic type of the eternal Christ and those who share His likeness.
The Manchild company are not just priests who minister in holy things —
they are kings who rule in divine things.
This Melchizedek priesthood…
Carries no natural lineage
Answers to no human system
Operates with heaven’s authority
Reigns with Christ as joint heirs
Paul Groaned for This Glory
“Even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of our body.”
— Romans 8:23
Paul was not groaning for heaven —
He was groaning for immortality.
This is the final sign that Tabernacles has come:
A people in whom death is abolished,
A priesthood that cannot die,
A ministry that shall never leave the earth by reason of death. Priestly Ministry in Immortal Bodies
This is not fantasy — it is Romans 8 fulfilled.
The creation groans for deliverance.
The sons groan for manifestation.
The Spirit groans in intercession.
And the Father responds with glorified sons — who walk this earth in eternal life.
After the Order of Melchizedek
No one is born into this priesthood —
You must be called, proven, and revealed in glory.
“Chosen in Him before the foundation of the world…”
“Tried in fire…”
“Crowned with glory and honor…”
This is the final divine order —
A priesthood that walks among nations, not behind pulpits…
That heals by glory, not by formula…
That reigns by union, not by structure…
That lives in fullness, not in part. Final Decree
The Manchild is not just the end of the Church Age —
It is the beginning of the Age of Immortality.
And those who enter into the Melchizedek order are:
Kings and Priests forever
Unkillable, unstoppable, unshakable
Joined to Christ in fullness
Living flames of divine order and eternal purpose
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