THE FINAL SIGN: DEATH IS DESTROYED — IMMORTALITY REVEALED
Why the Redemption of the Body Is the True Sign Tabernacles Has Fully Come
By Carl Timothy Wray
INTRODUCTION:
“And not only they, but ourselves also, which have the firstfruits of the Spirit, even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the adoption — to wit, the redemption of our body.”
— Romans 8:23
There is a groan in the Elect that cannot be silenced. It is not the cry of fear, nor the wail of religious delay — it is the deep sound of those who know they were not created for decay. It is the voice of sons awakened to a greater promise: that this mortal shall put on immortality, and this corruptible shall be swallowed up by life.
For too long the Church has preached escape instead of transformation. But now a remnant rises — not to flee the earth, but to fill it with glory. The Feast of Tabernacles is not just a teaching. It is not a date on a Hebrew calendar. It is the unveiling of God’s eternal purpose: to dwell fully and forever in an immortal people.
This is not about going to heaven.
This is about heaven coming into flesh.
This is about the Elect putting on the body prepared for them — a body like His, filled with glory, untouched by death, eternal in nature.
The Manchild is not theory. It is the final ministry of God’s government on earth — a body of sons who do not die, who walk in divine dominion, who reign with Christ in the incorruptible order of endless life.
The world has not yet seen what is about to manifest —
A ministry that cannot be killed.
A people who cannot fade.
An army of immortal sons who shall shake the nations simply by being.
This book is for those who groan with Paul.
Who long not for escape, but embodiment.
Who wait not for rapture, but redemption.
Who live not in fear of death, but in hope of divine transformation.
This is the sound of the Elect rising.
This is the hour of immortality.
This is Elect and Immortal.
CHAPTER ONE
From Dust to Glory: The Transformation of the Sons
“And as we have borne the image of the earthy, we shall also bear the image of the heavenly.”
— 1 Corinthians 15:49
In the beginning, man was formed from the dust — humble, earthy, and perishable. But within the dust was a breath. And within that breath was a destiny. God never intended for dust to be the final form of man. The image of Adam was only the starting point. The image of Christ is the destination.
The journey from dust to glory is the divine blueprint of sonship. God’s eternal plan was never about merely saving man from sin, but transforming man into the likeness of the Firstborn — not just in spirit, but in body. This is the transformation of the Sons.
We are not waiting to go to heaven.
Heaven is waiting to be fully formed in us.
From Earthy Image to Heavenly Glory
Adam bore the image of dust — weakness, pain, aging, death. He was the first man, but not the final man. The last Adam — Jesus Christ — is a life-giving spirit, the prototype of a new race.
Christ didn’t come to patch up Adam.
He came to replace Adam with a new creation altogether.
“As we have borne the image of the earthy…” — this was our former state.
“…we shall also bear the image of the heavenly.” — this is our coming manifestation.
The image of the heavenly is not a symbol.
It is a glorified body — eternal, incorruptible, indestructible.
The Cross Was the Death of the Old Man
Jesus didn’t die just to cleanse sin — He died to end a species. The Adamic race died in Him. And when He rose, a new Man stood in the garden — the Firstborn of many brethren, radiant with immortality.
And that glory isn’t just His alone.
It is your inheritance.
You were not born again to stay mortal.
You were born again to be conformed to His image — body, soul, and spirit.
Dust Was the Beginning — Not the Blueprint
Religion tries to glorify Adam’s dust — clean it up, educate it, discipline it.
But God’s plan was never to preserve the dust — it was to transfigure it.
“For our conversation is in heaven… from whence also we look for the Savior… who shall change our vile body, that it may be fashioned like unto His glorious body.”
— Philippians 3:20–21
Your body is not a cage to escape — it is a vessel waiting for glory.
The groan inside you is not for the grave — it is for transformation.
Glory Shall Swallow the Dust
Paul said we groan — not to be unclothed, but to be clothed upon. (2 Cor. 5:4)
We are not groaning to fly away.
We are groaning to put on the body of glory.
This is not fantasy.
This is the next step in the plan of God.
The Sons will not be a ghostly company in heaven — they will be a visible company on earth, bearing immortal bodies like Christ, walking in unshakable light, fulfilling the feast of Tabernacles in fullness.
From the Womb of the Morning Comes the Dew of Immortality
“Thy people shall be willing in the day of Thy power… from the womb of the morning: Thou hast the dew of Thy youth.”
— Psalm 110:3
A generation shall rise — fresh with resurrection dew, born in the dawning light of a new day. They will not age. They will not die. They will reign — because they will carry the very body of glory Jesus walked in after the tomb.
They are the Sons — transformed from dust to dominion.
Conclusion: The Image of the Earthy Is Fading — The Image of the Heavenly Is Rising
The world is not waiting for another revival — it is waiting for the revealing of the Sons.
Not preachers.
Not prophets.
But a people transfigured — visibly changed, filled with light, clothed in glory.
From dust we came…
But to glory we are destined.
And that glory is near. CHAPTER TWO
Putting On Immortality — The Mystery Revealed
“For this corruptible must put on incorruption, and this mortal must put on immortality.”
— 1 Corinthians 15:53
There is a mystery hidden in the ages, now unveiled in the light of Christ: we are not merely saved from sin — we are saved into immortality. Redemption was never just a ticket to heaven; it is a total transformation of spirit, soul, and body into the full image of the eternal Christ.
This mortal must put on immortality.
This corruptible must be swallowed up by incorruption.
It is not optional. It is the plan of God.
The Mystery That Was Hid
Paul called it a mystery — not because it was unknowable, but because it was hidden until the right time. Religion has read this verse as an allegory or postponed it to a far-off future. But the Spirit is now shining on this truth: immortality is the divine clothing of the Sons.
God is not rapturing a dying church.
He is raising up a company that cannot die.
Not only did Jesus defeat death for Himself — He became the doorway for many brethren to walk out of the grave, both spiritually and physically. Not Just Immortal Souls — Immortal Bodies
Many have embraced eternal life in spirit, but few have seen the redemption of the body. Yet Paul groaned for it! He cried out in Romans 8:23:
“We ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the adoption — to wit, the redemption of our body.”
To wit means “that is to say” — Paul made it plain. The full adoption is not complete until the body is redeemed. This is the true feast of Tabernacles — when the body of the Son is made immortal, just like the Head. The True Sign of the Manifested Sons
Many say, “I am a manifest son of God.”
But the Spirit says, “It doth not yet appear what you shall be.”
— 1 John 3:2
When that which is perfect is come, the sign shall be immortality.
You can prophesy, you can heal the sick, you can cast out devils — but if you still die, you have not yet put on the fullness.
The Manchild ministry will be marked by this:
They cannot die.
They do not grow old.
They are not removed by reason of death.
They reign from the throne of incorruption. Death Is the Last Enemy — and It Shall Be Conquered
“Then shall be brought to pass the saying that is written, Death is swallowed up in victory.”
— 1 Cor. 15:54
The Sons will not avoid death — they will conquer it.
Not through preaching, but through putting on a body that cannot die.
They will walk through the valley of death and come out the other side in glorified form — just like their Elder Brother, the Pattern Son.
Putting On the Body Prepared
In Hebrews 10:5, it is written of Christ:
“A body hast Thou prepared for Me.”
This is also true of His sons.
There is a body prepared — not made with hands, not of earth, but of glory.
You are not groaning to escape the body.
You are groaning to put on the one prepared — fashioned by God, in the likeness of Christ’s post-resurrection form.
And this mystery is now being unveiled.
The Earth Will Witness Immortal Sons
This generation shall not pass until there is a manifestation of sons who put on immortality — not in heaven, but on earth.
The world will behold them.
Kings will come to the brightness of their rising.
All creation will groan until they appear.
These are not just preachers or teachers.
These are not just martyrs or missionaries.
These are immortal kings and priests, manifesting heaven’s glory in earth’s realm — proving once and for all that the Lamb has conquered death, and His Body shares in His victory. CHAPTER THREE
The Redemption of the Body — Paul’s Groan and the Elect’s Sign
“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 manifestation.
He had already received the Spirit of adoption. He had already been filled with the Holy Ghost. He was not longing for salvation — he was longing for completion.
This was not a groan of weakness.
It was the groan of destiny — the deep cry for the final stage of sonship: the redemption of the body. What Is the Redemption of the Body?
Redemption is not just spiritual — it is total.
Your spirit was quickened.
Your soul is being renewed.
But your body shall be transformed.
Paul makes it unmistakably clear:
The full adoption — the unveiling of mature sonship — is completed when the body is redeemed and glorified.
This is not poetic language.
This is literal.
The same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead shall also quicken your mortal body. (Romans 8:11)
The final sign of the Elect will not be a title.
It will not be a ministry.
It will be a body that cannot die. Paul’s Groan Was Prophetic
Paul felt the ache of a generation yet to come.
“Not that we would be unclothed, but clothed upon…”
— 2 Corinthians 5:4
He didn’t want to escape the body.
He wanted to put on a new one — an immortal body prepared in the heavens, eternal, shining with the same glory that Jesus revealed in His resurrection.
Paul’s groan was not for death.
It was for life to swallow death. Tabernacles Fulfilled in the Body
Many claim to live in Tabernacles now. But the sign of Tabernacles is not emotional experiences, prophetic gifts, or deep teachings.
The true sign that Tabernacles has come is this:
The body has been redeemed.
Not someday after death.
Not spiritually in theory.
But physically, visibly, and eternally.
When Jesus was transfigured, His face shone like the sun. His garments gleamed like lightning. This is the foretaste of the glorified body prepared for the Elect. It Doth Not Yet Appear — But It Shall
“Beloved, now are we the sons of God, and it doth not yet appear what we shall be…”
— 1 John 3:2
Right now, we walk in faith.
But soon, we shall walk in manifestation.
And when that happens, the world will no longer guess who the sons are — they will see it in bodies that shine like Christ’s.
Immortal. Incorruptible. Undeniable.
Death Will Not Remove This Company
The overcomers in Revelation are not just spiritually mature — they are immortal warriors, unkillable, reigning with Christ in glorified form.
They do not die.
They cannot be silenced.
They do not leave by reason of age or sickness.
They have been clothed with the incorruptible.
This is the Elect’s sign.
Not a crown of gold — but a body of light. Creation Groans — Because the Sons Are Rising
Romans 8 says the whole creation groans in travail, waiting for the manifestation of the sons.
Why?
Because when these sons appear in immortal form, they will not just preach — they will set creation free.
Death will not rule.
Decay will not dominate.
The curse will break beneath their footsteps.
They will bring liberty not just in word — but in substance. CHAPTER FOUR
The Manchild and the Immortal Government of God
“And she brought forth a man child, who was to rule all nations with a rod of iron…”
— Revelation 12:5
This is not a baby in a manger.
This is a mature company, caught up to the throne.
Not raptured away — but caught into rulership.
This Manchild is not a single person, but a corporate son — a many-membered Body birthed out of the travailing Church. A divine government born from glory, not built by man. These are the Elect Sons of God, brought forth in fire, and caught up into a dimension of rule that the Church has not yet walked in. Why Is He Called the Manchild?
Because He is not an infant in understanding.
He is not immature or incomplete.
He is the finished product of divine sonship — fully grown, fully formed, and fully immortal.
He does not reign because of title.
He reigns because of state of being.
The Manchild rules not just because of what he knows, but because of what he is.
Immortal. Incorruptible. Radiant with the fullness of Christ. Not the Fivefold — Not the Church
The Church realm still operates in the “in-part” — apostles, prophets, teachers, and pastors all serve their divine purpose.
But the Manchild is not part of the fivefold.
He is the fulfillment of their ministry.
When the Woman gives birth to the Manchild, her travail ends — because the fullness has come forth. The child she carried now rules. The womb gives way to the throne.
And what sets the Manchild apart?
He cannot die. The Government of Incorruption
Isaiah declared:
“Of the increase of His government and peace there shall be no end…” (Isa. 9:7)
The Manchild Company is that government.
But how can it have no end if it is ruled by those who still die?
This divine government cannot be shaken because it is ruled by those who have overcome death. These are the kings and priests of Revelation 5:10 — not in title only, but in eternal substance.
These are not just those who preach resurrection —
They are the resurrection.
Ruling Not by Words, But by Immortal Presence
Many preach kingdom authority.
Many declare the message of dominion.
But this company will manifest the authority of God through immortal being. Their presence will shake nations. Their appearance will shatter systems. Their voice will thunder from Zion — not in anger, but in glory.
They are the living embodiment of the heavenly Jerusalem —
The city of the living God made flesh in a people. This Company Cannot Be Killed
They are not martyrs.
They are not escapists.
They are incorruptible governors.
“These are they who follow the Lamb wherever He goes…” (Rev. 14:4)
“And in their mouth was found no guile…” (Rev. 14:5)
They stand on Mount Zion — a symbol of unshakable divine government. And they do not leave this earth through death. The grave has no more claim on them. They will be here until the whole earth is filled with His glory. This Is the Sign the World Cannot Ignore
What will catch the attention of the nations?
A ministry that cannot die.
Not revival meetings.
Not another movement.
Not another sermon.
But immortal men and women standing in resurrection glory — ruling from the throne of the Lamb, speaking not from doctrine, but from incorruptible life.
This is the Manchild.
This is the throne company.
This is the immortal government of God now being birthed in the earth. CHAPTER FIVE
The Firstfruits of Immortality — The Company That Breaks the Veil
“These were redeemed from among men, being the firstfruits unto God and to the Lamb.”
— Revelation 14:4
Before there is a harvest, there is always a firstfruits.
Before the world is set free, there is a forerunning company who walks into liberty first. Before creation is delivered from corruption, a people must conquer death.
This is the Firstfruits Company — the Elect who don’t just preach the resurrection…
They become the resurrection. Redeemed From Among Men
These are not angels.
These are not mythical beings.
These are men and women — redeemed from among men — but who have overcome the veil of flesh and stepped into the power of endless life.
They don’t die because they’ve been caught up into a dimension where death has no access. They’ve become the sign of what’s to come — a down payment of resurrection glory.
“They follow the Lamb wherever He goes…” (Rev. 14:4)
“And in their mouth was found no guile…” (Rev. 14:5)
They are blameless — not by outward works — but by inward transformation. They are the fragrance of the age to come. The Elect Break the Pattern of Death
Adam started a pattern: sin, sickness, death.
But the Last Adam — Christ — started a new pattern: obedience, glory, immortality.
The Firstfruits Company walks in that new pattern.
They are the first to break through the final veil — the death of the body — and step into the promise Paul groaned for:
“…the redemption of our bodies.” (Rom. 8:23)
They are not better than others — but they are chosen, prepared, and ready. What Makes a Firstfruit?
In Israel’s harvest cycle, the firstfruits were:
Mature before the rest
Consecrated to God
A sign of what was to come
So too are these Elect.
They are maturing early — in the heat of testing, in the fire of separation — and their reward is not just a place in heaven, but a role in setting the pattern of the Kingdom age.
They are the prototype people.
The blueprint of the age to come.
They show the Church what is possible… and they show the nations who Jesus really is. They Open the Door for the Rest
Make no mistake:
They are the first, not the only.
The Firstfruits Company opens the veil — but the rest shall follow in due season.
Just as Jesus rose first and opened the way for many sons to follow (Heb. 2:10), so this Elect body rises in power and ushers in the greatest harvest the world has ever seen.
They are the pioneers of immortality — but soon the earth shall be filled with the glory they carry. The Feast of Tabernacles Manifested in Flesh
Tabernacles is not a conference.
It is not a season on the calendar.
It is a realm of glory — and these sons walk in it bodily.
The Feast of Tabernacles is fulfilled when man puts on immortality — when the Eternal dwells permanently in the visible, and the tent of the human body becomes the sanctuary of divine glory.
These are the sons of the Most High.
They walk in the light of the Lamb.
They break the veil for every man to follow. CHAPTER SIX
The Mortal Must Put On Immortality — The Final Trumpet Sound
“…we shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changed, in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trump…”
— 1 Corinthians 15:51–52
Apostle Paul was not speculating.
He was declaring a mystery: there is a generation that will not die.
There is a company that shall pass through the veil — not by death, but by transformation. They will not be planted in the earth like grain. Instead, they will be transfigured before the nations.
This is the promise:
“The mortal must put on immortality.”
Not in the grave.
Not in heaven.
But here, in this body, in this age. We Shall Not All Sleep
Sleep is a metaphor Paul uses often for death. But here he says plainly — some will not sleep. Some will be changed without dying.
Changed into what?
Into what Jesus revealed on the mount —
A transfigured, glorified body shining like the sun, yet walking on the earth.
This is not myth.
This is the destiny of the sons of God. The Final Trumpet
Trumpets signify divine announcements.
But this is not just any trumpet.
This is the last trump — the sounding of full maturity, the voice of completion.
When that trumpet sounds, it won’t call us away from the earth —
It will call us up into fullness.
The corruptible — the aging, the decaying, the mortal — shall be swallowed up in victory.
“Death is swallowed up in victory…” (1 Cor. 15:54)
Not postponed. Not avoided.
Swallowed. Gone. Overcome. This Is the True Sign of Tabernacles
Many say they’ve entered Tabernacles.
But Paul makes the true sign clear:
“…waiting for the adoption, to wit, the redemption of our body.” (Rom. 8:23)
The Elect are not just hoping for rapture — they are groaning for redemption. Not just of soul, not just of spirit — but of body.
And the moment this happens —
Tabernacles is fulfilled.
No more veil.
No more tent.
No more aging.
God will dwell fully in man — and man will radiate the eternal. The Divine Must Swallow the Dust
Adam was formed from the dust — but dust returns to dust.
Yet the last Adam came from heaven — and He is a life-giving Spirit. (1 Cor. 15:45)
This is the exchange:
The perishable for the imperishable.
The natural for the spiritual.
The earthy for the heavenly.
And it doesn’t happen when we die —
It happens when the trumpet sounds and we are changed. A Sign to the Nations
What will break through the apathy of this world?
What will cause kings to tremble, governments to question, and religion to fall silent?
A people walking the earth in immortal, glorified bodies.
Not fantasy.
Prophecy fulfilled.
This is the army of light.
The company of glory.
The sons who no longer die. CHAPTER SEVEN
The Manchild Company — Reigning in Life Through Immortality
“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.”
— Revelation 12:5
In the twelfth chapter of Revelation, a sign appears in heaven — not just a woman, but a birth. Not just a child, but a manchild. This is the birth of a divine order — an immortal ministry brought forth to reign, not escape.
This Manchild is not just Christ as one man. It is Christ in a company. A corporate son born of the true Church — fully matured, fully glorified, and fully immortal. Caught Up to the Throne — Not into the Sky
This manchild is not “raptured” to escape trouble — he is caught up into authority. Into governmental dominion. Into throne-rights. He doesn’t flee from battle; he is born for war — to rule with a rod of iron and establish Kingdom order in the nations.
This is not a future fantasy.
This is the unveiling of God’s elect — a ruling class of immortal sons. Not a Church Ministry — But a Kingdom Government
The five-fold ministry equips the Church.
The Manchild rules with Christ.
This is not apostles and prophets as we’ve known them. This is kings and priests, formed in the fire, matured in the wilderness, and glorified in divine life.
The Church realm gives birth to them, but they are not limited to the Church age. They are the bridge into the Kingdom Age.
They are the firstfruits of the throne realm. A Ministry That Cannot Die
This is not just about anointing.
It is about nature.
The Manchild is an immortal ministry. These sons don’t just preach life — they embody it.
They are not waiting to go to heaven. They are bringing heaven into the earth through their very being.
Their words are creative.
Their bodies are glorified.
Their minds are transformed.
Their authority is eternal.
And because death cannot touch them, the nations shall listen.
Shaking the Nations Through Divine Being
The world has seen preachers.
The world has seen revivals.
But the world has never seen an incorruptible people walking in immortal authority.
This is what will shake the nations.
Not just good sermons.
Not just miracles.
But a company of manifested sons who cannot be killed, cannot be corrupted, and cannot be ignored.
“For the earnest expectation of the creature waiteth for the manifestation of the sons of God.”
— Romans 8:19
This is the company creation has groaned for. The Manchild Is the Sign Tabernacles Has Come
When this company is birthed, everything changes. The Church returns to the wilderness, but the throne is no longer empty.
The veil of death is broken.
The wilderness journey is over.
The Lord has a Body — immortal, united, and enthroned.
This is not fantasy.
This is prophetic fulfillment.
This is Tabernacles in flesh.
This is Christ in fullness.
This is the Manchild Company — reigning in life through immortality. CHAPTER EIGHT
As He Is, So Are We in This World — The Full Image Revealed
“As He is, so are we in this world.”
— 1 John 4:17
The declaration is not future tense.
It is now. Present. Real. Tangible.
Not “as He was” in Nazareth.
Not “as He suffered” on the cross.
But as He is now — glorified, immortal, enthroned —
so are we in this world.
The revelation of Christ is not complete until it is embodied in a people — a many-membered Son walking in the same divine nature, the same heavenly body, the same victorious life. The Mystery of God’s Purpose
From the foundation of the world, God purposed one thing: to have a family conformed to the image of His Son. (Romans 8:29)
The Church has taught believers to be like Jesus.
But the Spirit is birthing a company to be as Jesus —
bone of His bone, flesh of His flesh, nature of His nature, immortality of His immortality.
This is not arrogance — it’s inheritance. The Pattern Son Revealed the Blueprint
When Jesus rose from the dead, He was not a ghost.
He ate with the disciples. Walked through walls. Radiated glory. Ascended in a cloud.
He is the firstborn among many brethren. (Romans 8:29)
What He became is what we are destined to become.
Not in the sweet by-and-by.
But in this world.
The Elect shall not die waiting.
They shall rise revealing. The Glory of the Image Is Now Being Formed
The image of the first Adam was earthly.
But the second Man is the Lord from heaven.
We have borne the image of the earthy — now we shall bear the image of the heavenly. (1 Cor. 15:49)
This is the true destiny of the Elect:
To walk as Jesus walked.
To reign as Jesus reigns.
To live as Jesus lives — immortal, incorruptible, indestructible. The Manifestation Is the Message
You won’t have to explain this to the world.
You will be it.
The manifestation will preach louder than any sermon.
The glory will outshine every pulpit.
The transformation of the Elect will testify to the nations that Jesus is King — and He now lives in a many-membered body.
This is the message:
“As He is, so are we…”
Not in weakness.
Not in waiting.
But in this world. The Incorruptible Image Is the End of the Gospel
The gospel doesn’t stop at forgiveness.
It doesn’t end at healing.
It doesn’t even climax at resurrection.
It finishes when we are revealed in His image, fully transfigured, fully glorified, fully alive in God.
This is not a hope beyond the grave.
This is the fulfillment of divine purpose —
Christ in you, the hope of glory, revealed in immortal form. CHAPTER NINE
The Fireproof Generation — A People Death Cannot Kill
“Whosoever liveth and believeth in Me shall never die. Believest thou this?”
— John 11:26
There is a generation that shall not see death.
A people fire-tested, Spirit-sealed, death-defying — who walk in the full expression of the indestructible life of Christ.
Jesus didn’t just conquer sin.
He didn’t just defeat Satan.
He abolished death and brought life and immortality to light through the gospel (2 Tim. 1:10).
The world has not yet seen a people who believe this.
But they are about to. The Fourth Man in the Fire
Just as Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego walked in the fire without being burned — so too shall this final generation walk through tribulation, persecution, and even the death realm itself, untouched and unscathed.
Why?
Because One walks in them whose life cannot be extinguished.
He is the resurrection and the life —
And He shall fully dwell in a fireproof people. The Last Enemy Underfoot
Death is not your savior.
It is your enemy — and it is the last one to be destroyed (1 Cor. 15:26).
This fireproof generation will not partner with death for their deliverance.
They will overcome it.
Like Jesus, they will say:
“No man takes My life from Me.” (John 10:18)
And like Jesus, they will rise in glorified, eternal form —
not as disembodied spirits, but as manifested sons clothed in immortality. Death Shall Have No Dominion
“Knowing that Christ, being raised from the dead, dieth no more; death hath no more dominion over Him.” (Rom. 6:9)
Now the same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead dwells in you — not to simply comfort you in death, but to quicken your mortal body.
This is more than healing.
This is resurrection life before the grave.
The fireproof generation shall:
Pass through every storm untouched.
Stand in every flame unburned.
Walk into every valley of death and emerge in glory. This Is the Tabernacles Company
They don’t fear death.
They expose it.
They overcome it.
They live in the reality of “It is finished” — and their very presence swallows death in victory.
“And the ransomed of the Lord shall return, and come to Zion with songs and everlasting joy… and sorrow and sighing shall flee away.” (Isa. 35:10)
These are the ones who cannot die,
and because of that, the world will finally listen.
Their state of being will declare the message:
God is done with death.
This is not spiritual hype.
This is the eternal gospel in bodily form —
the sons of God walking the earth as fireproof, fearless, and forever alive. CHAPTER TEN
Immortality and the Kingdom Age — Reigning Without End
“Of the increase of His government and peace there shall be no end… upon the throne of David, and upon His kingdom, to order it, and to establish it with judgment and with justice from henceforth even forever.”
— Isaiah 9:7
The Kingdom of God is not just a future event.
It is a present spiritual reality — revealed through a people who walk in dominion, authority, and incorruptible life.
But here is the mystery:
The Kingdom cannot be fully governed by mortal men.
It must be ruled by immortal sons — whose lives are not cut short, whose judgment is not corrupted by fear, and whose nature is in full union with Christ the King. Rulership Requires Resurrection Life
When Jesus rose from the dead, He didn’t just rise for Himself.
He inaugurated a new order — a priesthood after Melchizedek, a reign of endless life, and a Kingdom without end.
“They shall reign with Him a thousand years.” (Rev. 20:6)
This “thousand years” is symbolic of complete divine order — not measured by time but by the quality of life.
It is eternal rulership through an eternal people.
Those who reign must do so in:
Immortality
Incorruption
Perfect judgment
Divine compassion
Eternal stability
The Kingdom is not built on temporary ministries.
It is built on a body that cannot die — the Elect, conformed to the Lamb in both nature and form. The Earth Awaits the Government of Glory
The systems of this world are broken.
The governments of man are shaking.
And all creation groans — not for a revival, but for a people who manifest the full authority of the Kingdom in immortal power.
These are not just believers.
They are governors.
They are administrators of the divine will.
They are the Elect — risen, reigning, revealing Christ in bodily glory. This Is the Age of the Son, Not the Servant
The servant obeys orders.
The Son shares the throne.
This is the hour where sons ascend — not just spiritually, but literally — into rulership in the earth with the King of Kings.
They will not sit waiting in pews.
They will walk out their destiny in nations.
This is the Age of Tabernacles —
The age where God dwells not in tents or temples, but in immortal sons who administer His Kingdom. And Their Reign Shall Never End
Daniel saw it:
“And the kingdom… shall be given to the saints of the most High… and their kingdom shall be an everlasting kingdom.” (Dan. 7:27)
John saw it:
“And they lived and reigned with Christ…” (Rev. 20:4)
Paul saw it:
“We shall reign in life by one, Jesus Christ.” (Rom. 5:17)
And now — you see it.
The immortal Elect are not waiting for the Kingdom.
They are the Kingdom revealed in fullness.
A people… Who cannot die Who cannot be shaken Who will rule and restore the earth Who shall reign with Christ — without end.
This is not the end of the story.
This is the beginning of the reign.
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Many a Christian would erupt in a Rabelaisian laughter when told that Jesus’ redemption included immortality or a never-ending life for us. I’ve been shocked lately to realize the difference between John 11:25 and 26.
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Amen
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