REVELATION UNCOVERED - God's Puzzle Solved

120 Revelation Uncoveredthose blades from maturing into wheat (Matthew 13). What happened?The landowner tells his servants that an enemy had seededthe tares along with the seeds of his wheat (Matthew 13:27-30).He allows them both to grow together; then, at harvest time, hetells them to take out the tares and burn them and gather the wheatinto his barn.But wait! In this parable when the tares are burned, the wheatis still there - the same seed God planted, which had blades, but,without wheat or fruit. What does the owner do with them sincethese seeds did not bare fruit? Christ reveals two more parables.One is a grain of mustard seed that grows into the greatest amongherbs and all the birds lodge in it. Nothing is lost (Matthew 13:31-32). His second parable relates that a woman took some leavenand hid in it three measures of meal till the whole was leavened.It became a loaf of wheat bread. Again, nothing is lost - everythingis used. Jesus is saying ALL WILL BE SAVED, even the“blades” of wheat will be used for bread and everything will besaved. How does God and His Son accomplish this? The answeris revealed in The Jubilee Year and THE MYSTERY HARVEST.If a brother mismanages or some of his plans don’t work out, makinghim poor - in debt - and he has to sell his inheritance, thena kin (relative) can REDEEM the inheritance before The Jubilee(Leviticus 25:25). Likewise, the debtor, himself, when he recoupssome funds, may, also, redeem his land. The Book of Ruth showsa kin, Boaz, taking steps to recoup Naomi’s land. This lineage isKing David’s forefather and likewise Christ, David’s seed, RE-DEEMS all of humanity by His blood or the giving of His life.This is the reason Pentecost (count fifty from Unleavened Bread- means “becoming sinless”) is fifty days after The Feast of UnleavenedBread. Christ redeemed “the church” before The Jubileeand gave the inheritance to them, which is GOD’S HOLY