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The Birthing of Zion’s Sons
center, and let Him give you revelation in His timing, as Mary did, out
of that simple devotion to Him.
If we want to qualify to receive God’s revelation we must realize in
humility our role as clay pots, and understand that there is “no good
thing in me” (Rom. 7:18) that can help Jesus fulfill His purpose. His
Spirit alone IN His people will fulfill His purposes in the earth with or
without us personally. True humility will allow God’s grace to flow
into our lives (James 4:6). Rather than “head knowledge” stemming
from a fleshly mind, His GRACE is what we really need in order to
receive revelation of His purposes for our generation. The Pharisees
and Sadducees were proud because of their head knowledge in the
Scriptures. But God resists the proud and blinds them no matter how
much they might know (1 Tim. 6:4, John 12:40). I have always been
amazed at God’s ability to hide His greater truths from those who are
earnestly seeking it, but with a wrong motivation. His ability to hide
His secrets from the proud is much greater than our ability to “search
and find.”
Understanding Christ’s Second Coming in our generation can only
come to us as a gift of divine revelation. What is written in this study
has been accumulated piece by piece over the past 14 years as I’ve
walked day by day with the Lord and asked Him about His coming.
Some things came to me by reading other people’s books or articles,
but they often came right at the time I was asking the Lord personally
about that subject, so I received it as from the Lord and not from man.
While there may be areas in this chapter that need minor adjustments
and corrections, the overall picture given here I believe is from the
Lord who is the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End.
To know Him as the Alpha and the Omega, the beginning and the
ending is a tremendous key in understanding Jesus’ Second Coming. A
detailed study on the beginnings and endings of the Old Testament
“Age of Truth” will reveal amazing similarities, which are not
coincidental. However, this study primarily compares the beginning
and the ending of the New Testament “Age of Grace,” where we see
that history repeats itself. After all, history really is His-story which
“was written for our admonition and instruction, on whom the ends of
the ages has come.” (1 Cor 10:11) He really DOES want us to
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