Thursday, December 4, 2025

INTRODUCTION

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Thursday, October 30, 2025

"Even If Someone Should Rise From the Dead"

 We will consider some thoughts from the parable of Jesus, found at Luke 16:19-31, based upon a conversation I had.
That parable can be read at this link:

The individual hearts of anointed are now being read and judged by God. 
What of those who have not been anointed by God?
Regarding them, Luke tells us that the eagles who find and feed on the slain, were "taken" there by spirit (Luke 17:30-32,33-34,35-36; Luke 17:37KJV ; Job 39:27,29-30). So it really does depend on divine selection and judgment of each heart, as to whether our blindness, spiritual sleep and drunkenness, is cured. But we ourselves must also manifest our preference for divine truth if we wish for spirit to enlighten us.
(Rom.13:11-12; Eph.5:14; Rev.3:18; Matt.13:11,13,15-16; Rev.2:29).
Those healed are certainly among those who are graced and blessed.

Remember the parable of Jesus about Lazarus and the rich man? There the rich man who was suffering in Hades after a life of ease, luxury, and prominence...
(Matt.23:6-7; Luke 20:46; Rev.18:7-8; Matt.6:2; Luke 16:25), 
...asked for a witness to be given to the rich man's *5* brothers, so that they don't wind up in the same place [remember the *5* foolish virgins? (Matt.25:1-2,8-10,9; Eph.5:11; 2Cor.6:17; 1Cor.10:21)]. 
The rich man requests that someone risen from the dead should go to them, and they would surely repent (Luke 16:30). "Father Abraham" responds; " ‘If they do not listen to Moses and the Prophets, they will not be convinced even if someone rises from the dead.’” (Luke 16:31; John 5:46-47).

This was true of the prominent leaders of God's people, after the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ (Matt.12:38-40; 28:6,11-15).
The sign of Jonah will once again be given in the time of the end, to the leaders of God's people.
At Rev.11:11, the 2 witnesses do rise from the dead. After the spirit of God enlivens their dead state, they preach (Eze.37:5,10; Matt.10:20)
Instead of being moved to repentance, those who "see" this event, are moved to "terror" (Rev.11:11). 
[The Greek word translated into "terror" means to feel intimidated or threatened.] 
We experience evidence of the Watchtower's intimidation, when we are condemned, expelled, our work online restrained, and our testimony actively responded to within the false doctrine they release. Their strategy is an attempt to neutralize the effect of scripture upon reasonable minds of faith.

Jesus said that no sign other than that of Jonah, would be given to the crooked and twisted generation (Matt.12:40). Even with that sign of Jonah, his having been in Sheol and then being released (Jonah 2:2,10)..., of not only being released from the sea monster, but the warning testimony which he gave that followed his release (Jonah 3:1-2)... (the parable of Luke 16:19-31 of someone rising from the dead)... it will not move the leaders of God's people,, nor the foolish, captive anointed, into repentance (Luke 16:30-31).
  
  [ For information about the sea monster that swallowed Jonah, and its prophetic meaning:

Please note at Luke 16:26, that there is a chasm between those shown mercy, and those not shown mercy... a chasm that cannot be crossed. That chasm represents what Christ "opens that cannot be shut, and shuts that which cannot be opened" (perception/gates of Hades/Sheol Job 17:16; Matt.16:18; 25:11-12; Luke 13:28; 8:18; Rev.1:18). 

Those like the beggar, who suffer evil and die for Christ...
(Luke 16:25YLT ; 2Tim.4:5YLT ; John 16:2; 2Cor.4:10; 1Pet.2:21; Mark 8:35)
...those who have humbled themselves are those to be exalted (Matt.23:12). These will gain their souls and the favor of father Abraham. 

Those who exalted themselves are depicted in the parable as the rich man. They reject the selfless path of Christ and therefore must be humbled. They will have to face their spiritual darkness, lack of spirit, wisdom, or understanding (Matt.25:8; 6:22-23; 8:12). They will have to face their lack of justice toward the faithful (Rev.13:15,7.10; 17:6; 18:4-6,7-8,24; 11:3,7-8; Matt.23:37,35; Mark 13:13; Heb.13:13; John 16:2). 
And worst of all, they will have to face their being rejected by their only hope and Savior, because they chose to serve and obey an Idol instead (Matt.7:23; 25:45; Rev.13:8).

Christ's death and resurrection did not move the Jewish leaders to repentance. Our resurrection, made obvious by our work, will not move the Governing Body, the "elders", any staunch JWs, or the anointed who buy their light from those who sell, ...to repent and abandon their Idol.

 Rev.11:5; Jer.23:29; Deut.18:18; Hosea 6:5; Matt.24:27
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Saturday, October 25, 2025

Changes

 I wanted to notify readers of some changes that have occurred within my ministry.
All current releases of information are being disseminated only within our meeting group. Transcripts and recordings are being made of our discussions, and those discussions are among a growing group of anointed priests and those not anointed. This has become necessary because of my declining health. Any who wish to receive transcripts of our discussions and the rich supply of spiritual provisions they contain, should contact me. I will forward your request. I can be messaged on Facebook ( facebook.com/pearl.doxsey/ ), or use the contact form on the right side of this page.
Recently, I have received questions that I have decided to turn into posts for this blog. I will therefore be posting them as I am able. 
 

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Tuesday, October 21, 2025

The Third [] Third Heaven

I am in the process of writing this post.
I have published it, only because that helps me to write it and use the pop up scriptures as I write and edit. 
When the post is ready, I will remove this section.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION

To start with, here are two links that I previously wrote about this topic:

I thought I would provide another look at these two related topics.
First lets look at the 1/3rd and the remaining 2/3rds, and what the Bible has to say about these slices of a population. If we consider scriptures where these are mentioned, we can collect the details to construct a clear understanding.

Zech.13:8-9; Rev.8:12; John 12:35; Amos 5:18-20; Rev.9:2-3; Joel 2:2; Isa.59:9; Rev.2:10; 13:10; 12:3-4,12; (*) 2Pet.3:17ASV ; Prov.21:7; Matt.5:13
Rev.13:10; 2Thess.1:4; Luke21:19; 
Rev.2:10; 13:10; Col.2:8
Rev.2:10; 9:15,18,20-21; 3:19; 2:16; 17:14; 2Cor.12:2-4; Luke 23:43; John 17:24; 14:3; 12:26; Luke 10:20


Notes on above scriptures:
(*) Rev.12:4...spirit birth occurs upon anointing. God's spirit/breath enters our heart like a baby's first breath.
Rev.13:10 "patience of saints > Thess and Luke 21 above.
Second citation of Rev.2:10 "prison" . Rev.13:10; Col.2:8
Third citation of Rev.2:10 "faithful to death" > Rev.9:18

John14:3  By Jesus faithful death for truth, he exemplified the way to joining him in faithfulness in Paradise ...third heaven.

1Kings 3:18
...Although this verse does not mention 1/3, it came up in my search, and felt that it has relevance. I'll explain. It reads;
"The third day after my child was born, this woman also had a baby. We were alone; there was no one in the house but the two of us."
This is the story of two mothers. In the past we've learned that mothers symbolize covenants (Gal.4:24,26,28). There is a mother covenant of life (Mal.2:5; 2Cor.3:6) and one of death (Isa.28:15,18; Rev.6:8). 
In the account at 1Kings 3:16-18,19-21,22-25,26-28, 
both mothers give birth. One mother unintentionally kills her child and during the night, she switches the babies, stealing the live one. The thief feeds the live child, and places the dead baby who cannot nurse, at the breast of the sleeping mother. The real mother of the living child can see that the dead one at her bosom, is not hers. 
She takes the case to the judicial court of king Solomon.
Solomon decrees that the child be cut in two, and each half be divided between the mothers. The genuine mother surrenders her live baby to the thief, to save it's life. Solomon has made evident who the genuine mother is, and the child is then given to it's real mother.
I wasn't drawn to this account because of "the third day", but because in the testimony of the genuine mother, she says "there was no one in the house but the two of us". Yet it's obvious, that the third one in the house was the live baby. There were three, and the baby was the third.
Mother covenant members, symbolically breast feed the spirit of their children (1Pet.2:2; Isa.66:10-11). The dead baby could not feed on the mother of love. The live baby fed during the night, upon the breast of a mother who did not love the child. That false mother would rather see the live baby die, than have it returned to it's mother. Her vengeful jealousy and resentment may have likely culminated in killing the baby who was not her own. 
The stolen child needed to be saved and returned to it's real mother.
I see how this account contains the same pattern which applies to the experience of the 1/3 of scripture. They too, are stolen by the mother Covenant of Death... a mother that kills her own offspring. Once stolen, they are fed spiritual milk that is not suited for them, due to the selfishness of the false mother. That mother later demands that the child be killed with the sword. The 1/3 would have been killed sooner by Satan's agents, but the mother covenant of life surrendered the 1/3 in order to preserve their life for a period of time during the great tribulation... until the heavenly judge decrees that the 1/3 be returned to the mother of their spiritual birth.
After discussing the three heavens, I will continue with the topic of the "Third".


THREE HEAVENS
Above you see three sections of heaven depicted. The first shows birds in flight, navigating the air. I will associate this level as those who are "Called".
In the second level up, it would appear that spirit beings are in battle. I associate this level of the spiritual heavens, as "Chosen", because once anointed by God's spirit, we must defend the truth and battle with Christ's enemies (2Cor.10:3-5; Eph.6:11-13; Rev.12:7-9; Ps.110:1-2).
Finally, in the highest level depicted here, we see the Holy City, New Jerusalem, the Bride of Christ, a dwelling of God's spirit to be with mankind. I associate this level as "Faithful".

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CALLED
Matt.15:32; 14:15-16; Mark 6:7; 8:1,6-7; John6:44; Rom.1:1,7; 1Cor.1:2; John17:17; Gal.5:13; Eph.4:1; Col.3:15; Heb.3:1; 2Tim.1:9; 1Pet.2:21; Matt.20:16
Jesus said; “No one can come to me unless the Father who sent me draws them". To be drawn to Christ, is to be called. How are we called to Jesus Christ by the Father? What are we being drawn to, specifically?
We are told in John 1:14 that the Logos, the Word of God, is who Jesus was before his coming to earth as a man. As a man, he referred to himself as "the way, the truth, and the life". All three of those are manifested in scripture the Word of God, the Logos. We are being called, or drawn, to Christ.
The Way (Ps.119:9-11,105; Prov.4:11-12,18,20,22,25-27; 2Sam.22:31; Isa.2:3; Heb.13:7)
The Truth (John 17:17; John 6:55ESV ; Ps.33:4; 119:160; Rev.21:5)
The Life (John6:63,68; 5:40; Phil.2:16; 1John1:1-3)
When we are drawn to Christ, we are being drawn to the divine truth found in the scriptures, the Word of God.
All of Christ's sheep are being drawn to him, the voice of truth from the shepherd of their souls. Yet some of these will be selected for a particular path in the course of God's purpose for them.
Being called to scripture requires that God enable that one to have a hunger for and a desire to search out divine truth (John 6:65). This is a necessary step for many who will follow the teachings and example of Christ. It is the first step for those who are purposed for third heaven.

So as we see the birds of heaven in first heaven, these can depict those being carried by the wind of God's spirit, to divine truth found in scripture (Isa.56:8; Prov.8:17; Jer.29:13; Eze.34:11; Isa.40:11). One place where this ability of God's spirit is applied, is at Luke 17:37NKJV in speaking of those called, drawn, and lead to the faithful slain, as eagles.
This calling is also for those of the heavenly calling, before their names are written in heaven as CHOSEN  (Luke 10:20). Whatever our place in God's purpose; all must be called to Christ... the way, truth, and the life.

CHOSEN
1Pet.2:9 (chosen race Gal.3:26/called you^John1:9); Matt.12:18; John13:18; Acts 9:15; 10:40-42; 
(Rev.19:17RSV ; Rev.19:18; 17:16 (Eze.39:1,4,17-21,22-25,26-29)
Those who are purposed to serve as one of God's anointed priests and who are faithful with the first calling (Matt.7:7-8), will be chosen. Being faithful in being called to scripture, involves an devoted searching and love of divine truth, and a commitment to obey it. Those successfully advancing in gaining Bible knowledge will be granted enough insight to equip them to challenge and expose false doctrine. Those chosen will gradually be equipped to teach divine truth and to defend it. This leads into a battle with demonic deception. It also leads into persecution and tribulation because Satan and the demons fight back in this spiritual enmity. Not all those chosen are willing to continue on the difficult path of Christ's example. Not all chosen continue on, to be designated by Christ as faithful.

FAITHFUL
Deut.10:14; Rom.14:8; Neh.9:6; Ps.100:3; Eph.2:10; Isa.64:8; Job 22:12; Ps.148:4; Phil.2:15; Heb.13:15; 1Pet.2:9
Matt.24:45; 25:21-23; Luke16:11-12; 1Cor.4:2; Eph.1:1; Col.1:7; 1Tim.1:12; 2Tim.2:12; Rev.2:10,13; 1:5; 3:14; 17:14; 19:11
    Unfaithful: Ps.69:26-28
    Faithful: Rev.3:5

For deeper information other topics that were touched upon, here are 2 links:
What did Jesus mean about "today in Paradise"?
Where is Hades? 

Those who are destined for third heaven, are described and designated in prophecy as belonging to the group which is referred to as the THIRD.
Next we will look at some of those prophecies, and especially in how that designation relates to the time of the End.
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Saturday, October 26, 2024

Revelation chapter 12 verse 14

--Work in Progress-- 
[To listen to our meeting that discusses the material of PART ONE, 

This lesson is for advanced students. I will include links below, for related, foundational information.

Rev.12: "14 The woman was given the two wings of a great eagle, so that she might fly to the place prepared for her in the wilderness, where she would be taken care of for a time, times and half a time, out of the serpent’s reach."

To open up the interpretation of Revelation, I turn to the scriptures (Gen.40:8; 2Tim.3:16-17; John 17:17)

PART ONE:

"The woman - was given - the two - wings - of a great eagle"


The woman is the new covenant, a promised reward to the faithful, that they will belong to the Holy City and Bride of Christ 
(Gal.4:26,24; Rev.3:12; Luke 10:20; Eph.2:6; Rev.21:9-10)
Links:

was given
(John 15:26; James 1:17; Mal.4:5; Dan.11:31-33; Dan.11:34NIV; Isa.41:10,13; Ps.46:1-2,3-4,5)

the two
Two is a number that represents truth (John 8:17). To be given two, infers that the gift is related to truth.

wings
Wings are appendages for navigating through the air and wind. 
Air and wind represent spirit, either bad or good (Eph.2:2; John 3:8)
Wings carry us aloft as the spirit brings us to our place to settle. 
(Ps.55:6; Rev.12:14) (Zech.5:9-10,11)

of a great eagle
If we wish to understand the meaning of "great eagle" we turn to Ezekiel chapter 17 which is the only other place where "great eagle"s are mentioned. There are two eagles directly mentioned there (Eze.17:3,7) but as we will see, there turns out to be three.

Ezekiel 17NIV (<click on to read)

The parable there explains that the first eagle plucked off the top most shoot of a cedar tree as a new sapling, and carried it away to a land of merchants (Rev.18:3,23; Eze.16:29; 2Cor.2:17; Isa.23:8), where the eagle planted it in a city of traders.
The eagle nurtures the sapling "like a willow by abundant water", but it turns into a low crawling vine (Eze.15:1-2,3-4,5-6,7-8). It's branches stretched toward the eagle that planted it in a land of merchants, but it's roots remained beneath the vine in the earth.
Later on, the vine decides to turn toward another great eagle, even with it's roots, seeking a different foundation of strength. The vine withers, weakens, is uprooted and stripped of it's fruit when the east wind strikes it.
Then the Lord interprets the meaning of the parable.
The first eagle is the king of Babylon (Nebuchadnezzar). He makes a treaty with the king of Jerusalem (the twig) whom he has taken captive, that causes the suppression of Jerusalem's royalty and nobles. God allowed the discipline of Babylon to come upon His people for 70 years (Dan.9:12-14; Jer.25:4-6,7-9,10-12). Jeremiah chapter 25 resonates repeatedly with Revelation.
God has allowed this to happen to his people, because they despised and broke their oath and covenant with God, as well as the treaty made with Nebuchadnezzar. 
The second eagle is where God's people turn for escape from Babylon. They do not turn to God, but to Egypt. This turns out even worse.

Hope remains in the final verses of Eze.17:22-24 (Isa.60:21)
(Deut.32:9-11,12-14; Ex.19:4-6; Isa.40:31; Rev.12:14) [Egypt has a symbolic application in the time of the end (Rev.11:8)]. 
God chooses one of the youngest branches for Himself. He plants it upon a "high and lofty mountain" belonging to Israel (Rev.14:1). The branch flourishes and grows, becoming a cedar tree that produces branches, foliage and fruit. "Birds of every kind will nest in it; they will find shelter in the shade of its branches" (Eze.17:23b). 
Verse 24 concludes, "24 All the trees of the forest will know that I the Lord bring down the tall tree and make the low tree grow tall. I dry up the green tree and make the dry tree flourish. “‘I the Lord have spoken, and I will do it.’”
God is given credit for the inevitable demise of wicked leaders, and the birth, creation and enduring, bountiful success of the faithful.

Since the woman is given wings of a great eagle from God; we can expect that similar plans are underway for the mother covenant and her remaining seed.
English recording of more information: CLICK HERE

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PART TWO     (under construction)

"so that she might fly to the place prepared for her in the wilderness, where she would be taken care of for a time, times and half a time, out of the serpent’s reach".

a time, times, and half a time
To understand what is happening to the covenant woman and her seed, we look to Dan.7:25; 12:7; 11:21-22,28-32. The context speaks of the defeat of the woman's seed for a limited time (Dan.7:19-21; Rev.13:7; Dan.7:23-25; Luke 21:24; Dan.7:22; 12:1,5-7; 11:33; Rev.13:10; Luke 21:24; Col.2:8; Dan.12:10; 9:24).
Gal.4:1-3; Luke 13:6-9; Lev.19:23-25

-- [Regarding Dan.9:24 and the "seal up vision and prophecy", see
Note the first use and context of "u·l·chthm". It refers to making an end and finish of sin, in a sealed or established way. "U·l·chthm" is also used in reference to **vision and prophecy, yet I don't believe that it should be translated as "seal up vision and prophecy" as if understanding cannot be opened (Isa.29:11). Rather, to seal it as finished, and fulfilled **(Rev.10:1-2,7)... just as transgression, sin, and rebellion were concluded. 
Dan.9:24 speaks of this period of time as bringing in "everlasting righteousness" and to anointed the most holy place. 
Everlasting righteousness does not arrive until after the time of the End (2Pet.3:13-14)] And so rather than sealing up prophecy when the end is nigh, the scriptures indicate that the end is the time for vision, prophecy, and God's mysteries, to be opened (Dan.12:4,9-10; Rev.10:7; 22:10,20).
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Although the woman and her seed must cope with a symbolic 7/70, that period is divided into two eras (Rev.12:6,14).
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Dan.12:11-12 contains two numbers, in addition to Rev.12:6.
I do not yet fully understand, but if we compare 1,260 days to 1,290 days, there is one month difference (30 days).
If we compare 1,335 to 1,260 we see that there are 2 months and a half month. [1,335 - 1,260 = 75 (30+30+15).
Starting with Rev.12:6, 
1,260 --- 1,290 is one extra time/month
1,335 adds two times/months and a half month
a time, times, and half a time.

out of the serpent's reach
2Cor.2:11YLT
To be beyond the serpent's reach, is to have perception.
It is to be no longer ignorant of Satan's wiles and intentions.
Satan has lost his advantage and ability to exploit us.
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Sunday, October 20, 2024

Luke 23:43 "Truly I tell you today you will be with me in Paradise."

I received a question about the paradise of God which Jesus promised to the one who was dying at his side, as well as why Jesus said, "today". 
What follows, is my reply.

First I will comment on why Jesus said "today", in regard to the timing of when the request he was asked would be fulfilled.

When I was an active Jehovah's Witness being taught by the "Watchtower", their doctrine asserted that this use of "today", means that Jesus was making his promise, on that particular day. 
You may agree, that such a use of "today", simply to state the obvious, would be a waste of Jesus' precious breath. 
Other religions, interpret the use of "today", as Jesus telling the man, that he would enter paradise, on that very day of his death.
That teaching also, cannot be accurate, for the following reasons...
1. Jesus said that the dead will rise on the last day (John 6:40).
2. God's paradise (garden of God), with all it's various kinds of "trees of life" (called, chosen, and faithful priests and kings), did not yet exist in the first century.

What then, did Jesus intend, when he told the man, "today"?
A look at the previous verse, recorded the very request of the man, which Jesus was responding to. 
It also helps us gain understanding, if we look at a full definition of the Greek word, which is translated as "today".
The statement which Jesus was replying to, is in verse 42, and reads;
" 'Jesus, remember me when You come into Your kingdom!' ” (Luke 23:42-43)
To "remember", means to recall to the mind something that occurred in the past.
"When you come into your kingdom" points to the future. 
All these words inform us, that the dying man believed that Jesus' kingdom was yet future. This was natural for him to conclude, while viewing the humiliating condition and circumstances that Jesus was in at that moment. 
But was that physical viewpoint, accurate?
Jesus spoke of his suffering, shame, and death,
as his glorification (John 12:22-23; 17:1)
Why would the glorious victory of Jesus be concurrent with his public humiliation, torture, and death?

It is through satanic trial, that the integrity of God's servants, is proven. Such faithful integrity and patient endurance, is the spiritual glory of that person. The unsurpassed integrity of Jesus Christ, was inseparable, from his position, as the king of truth.
(Link: "Glory")
Jesus was not the kind of king that we see in this world. He said that his kingdom, was no part of the world, but that his authority and power, was in the hearts of those who listened to, and obeyed his message (John 18:36-37; 6:37).
Jesus declared, that his position as king, already existed (Luke 22:69; Ps.110:1-2; 1Cor.15:25)

Now, returning to the words of the dying man...
He requested that Jesus "remember him", when he received his kingdom.
To be remembered by Jesus as faithful, is to be written in the Lamb's scroll of life (Mal.3:16; Rev.20:12; 21:27). That scroll / book was already having names added to it during the earthly lifetime of Jesus (Luke 10:20; John 5:21-22). Those written there will be with Jesus in Paradise.

Would the dying man need to wait, in order to be written down in the king's book of the living? Would he need to wait until some future time, for Jesus to have the kingly, royal authority to offer that man, salvation?
No, Jesus was letting the dying man know, that on that very day, in those very circumstances... the day was already here for Jesus to endow a sovereign promise of life to his hearers (John 5:24-25; 11:25-26).

If we look at the Greek interlinear for Luke 23:43 and the way the sentence is structured... as well as looking up the definition, and other Bible uses for that same Greek word... we will learn that it is not usually speaking of a literal day, but as something already present or accomplished. It can also refer to an era, usually of a king, such as the "day of Herod" or, the "day of John the Baptist" (Matt.2:1; 11:12). It is speaking of an era of a person's influence. Jesus, is "Lord of the Sabbath" Day (Matt.12:8; 2Pet.3:8; Rev.20:6). He was already God's messenger king during his days on earth, and already empowered with all authority, to grant life (Matt.21:1-2,3-4,5; 28:18; John 5:21; 18:36-37).
(See link: two-kingdoms.html)

With all this in mind,
can you see why Jesus told the man, "Truly I tell you today... You will be *with me, in paradise."?
Jesus was indicating that there was no need to remember the man's request at a later time, because Jesus was already granting it. Jesus already had royal authority to grant the sinner life in Paradise. The crucifixion of Jesus that day, guaranteed Paradise to both the sinner *and Jesus. (Heb.12:2; Acts 2:29-30,32-33,34-36; Luke 22:69; Ps.110:1; 1Cor.15:25). Paradise is the trees of life belonging to the holy city (Rev.22:1-2; 21:6-7,9-10,2-3). Jesus inherits that Bride / City / dwelling of God's spirit / eternal kingdom of priests and kings... through his death at crucifixion (Rev.5:9-10; 21:9-10,2-3; 1Cor.3:16; 1Pet.2:5; Rev.21:3-5) as well as the Paradise that results.
I believe that Jesus was telling the man, that the day of salvation was already here (2Cor.6:2), and the man was already being granted access to the City of Life, by the already existing, bridegroom and king (Matt.9:14-15; 21:1-2,4-5; John 18:33,36-37).

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Second, What is the paradise / garden of God?

The paradise of God, is under God's New Creation, where all His new trees of life are (Isa.51:3; Gen.2:8-10; Eze.47:12; Rev.22:2,14; 2:7).
After reading those scriptures, can you see what it was, that Jesus granted the one who died at his side?
Each "tree" of life, that feeds from God's "river" of the water of life, and produces fruit for healing, is, at the same time (in a different parable), a living stone of God's spiritual Temple... the place to offer prayer for all nations (Isa.56:7).

Another parable that describes the trees of life in God's paradise, is at Luke 8:5-7,8-10,11-13,14-15. 
There it compares the heart, to soil... the truth, to seed. When the heart is good, the seed grows into a tree that produces fruit (in the garden/paradise, of God). Remember that the Father, is the cultivator of His own garden (John 15:1).
Jesus referred to how God prepares and cultivates a heart...
       (also compared to how He refines a heart with fire Prov.17:3; Zech.13:9; Jer.23:29; John 17:17; Eph.5:25-27; John14:3; 1Pet.1:22), 
...when he spoke at John 14:2 (please read) Heb.3:6.
Each "room"/"place", is a heart/part of God's "land", habitation of spirit (translated as "inhabited earth"), where the seed of truth, grows (1Cor.3:9; Luke 8:11,15). It is the part of each chosen one/living stone, where God's spirit, resides (John14:23; Rom.5:5; 2Cor.1:22).
Jesus works with God, to cultivate (prepare) the heart/"place"/"room"...
(Acts 15:14-18; Heb.8:2; Joel 2:12-13; Job 11:13-19; Eph.2:10; Ps.100:3; Isa.42:6; 43:21; 1Pet.2:9-10), 
...the "ground", where His seed will grow.

This also compares to a woman's womb... the heart from which, life springs (Prov.4:23).
This is why covenants (those representing the covenant) are symbolized by women (Gal.4:26,24). The members of Christ's covenant bride, cultivate the "seed"/truth/words of Christ, in their hearts, so that life is given to all who receive their teaching (Luke 6:45)... producing more sons for him (Rev.12:1-2,5; 2:26-27) who in turn produce more sons.
Can you see how this spiritual virility and purpose of Christ in God's New Creation, compares to Adam? (Gen.1:28; 1Cor.15:45,22; John 5:24; 6:63)

 So many parables and illustrations... symbols... to describe the same aspects of the same things. The paradise of God, is where one finds the truths of God, provided through the trees of life in that garden, who produce fruit for healing and eternal life. 
Jesus promised that the one who died at his side, who had expressed humility concerning his sins, and acknowledged the innocence and unjust suffering of Jesus... Jesus promised that he would receive God's favor and blessing, given those who "enter the City", the "temple", the cultivated "garden" of God. Access to that Paradise and holy city would include access to fine spiritual fruit containing living water 
(Rev.22:1-2; Matt.7:20) (https://pearl-finetrees.blogspot.com).
All the meanings are spiritual, and refers to the Kingdom and Paradise, where all God's messenger angels will fill the new earth, with the knowledge of God (John 6:45; Hab.2:14; Isa.11:9).
All those granted entrance, will be taught by YHWH.



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Saturday, October 12, 2024

Who provoke God's Anger?

Question received:

I would like to learn more specifically about how many of the worlds religions have angered God. Are those of us who question the pretend preachers and prophets for profit have we angered God as well? 

My Reply:

In reply to the first part of your question, please consider Luke 4:5-6
"5 Then the devil, taking Him up on a high mountain, showed Him all the kingdoms of the world in a moment of time. 6 And the devil said to Him, “All this authority I will give You, and their glory; for this has been delivered to me, and I give it to whomever I wish."

Did you notice in verse 6 above that all authority of the world's governments, was "delivered" to Satan?
As we read at 1John5:19... 
"We know that we are of God, and the whole world lies under the sway of the wicked one."
Notice in 1John5:19 that a contrast is made between those that are under the influence of the Devil (Eph.2:1-2), and those that are of God.
Those groups of people (the good, the bad, and the undecided) are described in the Bible as belonging to 3 distinct symbolic realms.
For instance, the disobedient world that harbors the spirit of the Devil, 
is described as the SEA (Isa.57:20) - (Ps.37:10; Rev.21:1).

What about those who "are of God" as 1John5:19a stated above?
Well, they are symbolized by two realms.
The Bible refers to them at Acts 7:49 where we read; 
"‘Heaven is My throne,
And earth is My footstool."
Jesus referred to these two groups also, at Matt.28:18...
    "And Jesus came and spoke to them, saying, “All authority has been given to Me in heaven and on earth."

Neither the heaven or earth, are the sea.

If heaven is where God's throne resides, that is where His kingdom, sovereignty, authority, and power is upheld.
Jesus prayed that eventually, God's will, desire, and purpose would also be done on earth as it is already being done in heaven (Matt.6:10).
Earth is God's footstool, which means that it is God's own wayward people who are being disciplined, in the hope of bringing them into subjection to Him (ie. Ps.110:1; 1Cor.15:25). 
Each individual has free will. Those of earth will either choose to become of heaven, or they will be tossed back into the realm of the sea/wicked, as unsuitable fish  (Matt.13:48-49).

From all this we learn, that God made a judgment in Eden, to deliver creation into the hands of the Devil (Rom.8:20-21). 
Why? 
Because God gave everything in creation to Adam and Eve (Gen.1:26-28).
When Adam subjected himself to the Devil; everything Adam had dominion over, was now under Satan. God allowed this, which is why Satan said that at Luke 4:6 quoted above.

You may be wondering how all this addresses your question.
God does not get angry about the world's religions. He already knows that they are veiled by the wicked one. God Himself handed down the judgment for this to be so. 
This was why the conversation that Jesus had with Pilate is relevant. 
At John 19:10-11 we read;  
"10 Then Pilate said to Him, “Are You not speaking to me? Do You not know that I have power to crucify You, and power to release You?” 11 Jesus answered, “You could have no power at all against Me unless it had been given to you from above. Therefore the one who delivered Me to you has the greater sin.”

So, who delivered Jesus over to Rome? 
Who was it that had a greater sin before God... greater than the pagan Gentile Pilate who practiced one of the world's religions?
(Matt.15:24; John 1:11; 15:22-25; 7:1; Matt.27:1-2; John 19:11; Matt.23:37-38,31-33,35-36)
...It was the Jewish nation who were God's people! 
God gets angry with His own people, when THEY become wicked. They should know better. God's people had God's Laws and they were in covenant with Him. They were supposed to be set apart from the world/sea, as His own chosen and precious possession.

It might be easier to understand this if we think of God's covenant with His own people, as a marriage.
We may not feel any anger at all, if a distant neighbor commits adultery.
But, ...isn't it very different, if our own beloved spouse, cheats on us? The betrayal becomes quite personal.
-- Pagans don't belong to God. God well knows that they already belong to the wicked one.
Why would God become angry about His own righteous judicial decision regarding the delineation between His own dominion and that of the temporary dominion of the Devil?

Now for the second part of your question:
"Are those of us who question the pretend preachers and prophets for profit have we angered God as well?"

Jesus taught all those who wished to be a part of the symbolic earth and heavens, how to handle preachers and prophets.
You will see that our questioning them does not anger God or Jesus at all. In fact, Jesus teaches us that we must question them.
At 1John4:1 we read 
"Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits, whether they are of God or not; because many false prophets have gone out into the world."

Do we want to be mislead by a false prophet or lying preacher who is inspired by demons? 
Rev.16:13-14; 1Tim.4:1 

Does God want us to be mislead? (2Pet.3:9)
What about Jesus?
He said;
"15 “Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ravenous wolves. 16 You will know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes from thornbushes or figs from thistles? 17 Even so, every good tree bears good fruit, but a bad tree bears bad fruit. 18 A good tree cannot bear bad fruit, nor can a bad tree bear good fruit. 19 Every tree that does not bear good fruit is cut down and thrown into the fire. 20 Therefore by their fruits you will know them."

Clearly Jesus expects us to be wary of being mislead by false teachers, preachers, ministers, and prophets (Matt.24:4-5,24-25; Rev.2:20). Of course! ...because he wants us to walk in the way, the truth, and the life. We cannot have any of those blessings, if we are mislead.

To close, I would like to recommend three links that I believe would provide additional help:
and
and

Thank you for your good questions,
Pearl Doxsey

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Monday, August 12, 2024

Malachi Chapter Four [] Great Day of God the Almighty

 This post is a recorded meeting in response to a question about the Great Day of God the Almighty, from Mal.4:5.

Malachi chapter four reads;
“Surely the day is coming; it will burn like a furnace. (Matt.7:19; 25:41; Jer.23:29; 20:9; Eze.30:8; Luke 12:49; 2Pet.3:7,10,13; Rev.9:2; 8:7; 18:8; 11:3-5; 20:9-10;  Deut.32:22,32-33; Amos 7:4; 2:5; Isa.66:15,16; Rev.2:16  etc.) All the arrogant and every evildoer will be stubble, and the day that is coming will set them on fire,” says the Lord Almighty. “Not a root or a branch will be left to them. 2 But for you who revere my name, the sun of righteousness will rise with healing in its rays. And you will go out and frolic like well-fed calves. 3 Then you will trample on the wicked; they will be ashes under the soles of your feet on the day when I act,” says the Lord Almighty.
4 “Remember the law of my servant Moses, the decrees and laws I gave him at Horeb for all Israel.
5 “See, I will send the prophet Elijah to you before that great and dreadful day of the Lord comes. 6 He will turn the hearts of the parents to their children, and the hearts of the children to their parents; or else I will come and strike the land with total destruction.”

To listen to the meeting,

Main cited scriptures: Rev.9:1-3; Zech.13:9; Isa.48:10; 1Cor.3:12-14

Helpful links related to this topic:
              -- Elijah-turns-hearts.html
                   -- how-does-light-get-brighter_90.html (Mal.4:2)


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Friday, June 7, 2024

First Horseman of the Apocalypse

What follows is a link to a recording of one of our meetings. It is for advanced students who have already learned many basic Bible lessons. The recording covers the identity of the first horseman of Rev.6:1-2 as well as the first living creature that announces the approach of that first horseman. If any questions arise, please leave a comment at the bottom of this page, or use the contact form on the right side of this page. Thank you.

PART ONE:

https://soundcloud.com/FirstHorseman 

The scriptures used in the first recording can be read here:

Rev.6:1-2; Isa.62:6; Mark 13:35; Rev.4:7-8; 6:1-2; Ps.45:5; James 1:12; Rev.1:18; 19:11; 2Cor.2:14; 10:3-5; Rev.19:14; Eph.2:6; John1:23,29-31,34

Link to Greek interlinear for Rev.6 (https://www.scripture4all.org/OnlineInterlinear/) 

PART TWO:

https://soundcloud.com/FirstHorseman-PartTwo

Scriptures used in the second recording:

Rev.6:2; John 16:33; 1John5:4,1,18; 3:9; 4:7; 5:4; Rev.21:7; Rom.8:37,36; 1Pet.1:23; John 16:33; Matt.24:21,13,8; Rev.12:5; 2:26-27,10; 12:5; Eph.2:6; Rev.12:7; 19:11,14,8; 17:14; 2Cor.10:3-5

DISCUSSION OF SECOND HORSEMAN (WAR)

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Sunday, June 2, 2024

Integrity Sourced in Clarity

DONE EDITING

Message received:
"I’m starting to give up and it scares me. I’ve been beaten down for so long, it’s hard not to blame God (whose name I feel I don’t know anymore) and Jesus for allowing me to be mislead all these years. I feel betrayed and I’m angry."

My reply:
Regarding the thought that it's wrong for God and Jesus to allow this great test of going through the spiritual abuse of the Watchtower; it's good to recall that Jesus warned us about a great test/tribulation 
(Matt.24:4-5,8,11,13,21-23,24-25,28; Rev.19:20; 16:13-16; 1Tim.4:1). 
There is so much information that Jesus and the prophets give us regarding that period of trial, but it takes time and a personal interest on our part, to learn about it all (Matt.5:6; John 6:35,63).

Jesus said to Peter; 
"31 “Simon, Simon, Satan has demanded to sift all of you as wheat. 32 But I have prayed for you, Simon, that your faith may not give out. And when you have turned back (return to your faith), strengthen your brothers.” (Luke 22)

 Luke 22:31

In God's heavenly court, Satan has demanded that he be able to test the faithful loyalty of the anointed, even to the point of death...
(Rev.6:9-11; 12:10-11; 2Tim.1:8; Mark 8:35; Rom.6:5; 8:17-18) 
...previous to their inheriting the creation away from the Devil. 
After all, if the anointed become unfaithful to God, then Satan can keep his dominion... because the anointed are proven as being no better than Satan is.

What has happened, is that the test by Satan toward the anointed, has also come upon all those that are with the anointed.
Satan's dragnet/organization that he has used to take captive, deceive, and control the anointed, has also taken captive many others 
(Luke 21:20; Hab.1:4NKJV; Hab.1:14-15,16-17; 2Tim.2:26NKJV; Rev.13:10; Col.2:8; 2Tim.2:26NKJV; Matt.13:47-49) 
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The campaign of deception that Satan has used against the anointed, is also deceiving many others.
But like the anointed who are waking up and taking a stand, others are also waking up and taking a stand 
(Rom.13:11; Matt.25:5-7; Dan.12:2-4; Eph.5:14; Rev.3:2NIV; Isa.52:1; Joel 3:12; Eze.37:3-5; Rev.11:7-8,11.)

The critical part of this test upon us, is similar to the faithful man Job. Will this test cause us to "curse God and die"? (Job 2:9; 1:22; 2:3; 27:5) Or, will we turn to God for answers to this terrible experience, and be open to find and accept His answer to us? Will we seek out and feed on His mountains? Will we look to Jesus for answers?
(Eze.34:7-9,10-12,13-14; Matt.24:15-16; John 10:11-13,14-15; Rev.3:20)
>Our personal responses to these questions, is what it means to be in the Valley of Decision (Joel 3:1-2,7,14-16,17-18). 

Exiles of the Watchtower who had previously made a dedication to God, are reevaluating their relationship with God after their awakening from their Watchtower captivity. As a result of their own decision regarding their relationship with God; God is then deciding His relationship with them 
(Jer.29:13; 2Chron.16:9; Isa.55:6; Prov.8:17; 1Chron.28:9).

As we read in Job 1:22, Job did not ascribe evil to God. He took that righteous stance, despite not even knowing that it was the Devil who was causing his trials (James 1:13). Even while believing that the source of his troubles were from God; Job refused to betray God (Job 1:20-21,22).

Jesus gave us a parable that illuminates an attitude that stands in contrast to Job. It is well worth considering the person's attitude in Christ's parable, for the warning it affords to us.
Jesus described the kind of service that he desires from his servants...
(2Cor.5:15; Col.3:24; Matt.11:28-29,30; 20:28; John 10:14-15). 
Jesus is a loving, self-sacrificing shepherd. 

In the parable of Jesus, he describes one of his servant's attitude at the time of Christ's return. Rather than knowing the loving nature of Jesus, that lazy slave answers Jesus...
"24 “Then he who had received the one talent came and said, ‘Lord, I knew you to be a hard man, reaping where you have not sown, and gathering where you have not scattered seed. 25 And I was afraid, and went and hid your talent in the ground. Look, there you have what is yours.’ " (Matt.25).
-- This slave has the wrong impression of Christ's nature.
Where did this foolish servant get this impression of Jesus as a threatening, harsh master?
Who is the servant confusing Jesus with?
Who really is the "hard man" that invokes fear, who the servant has mistaken for Jesus? 
Who is the master that the servant actually has above him, who is harsh and demanding?
Who is the leader that takes for himself, all the benefits that were gained through the hard work of others beneath them (Matt.25:24)(James 5:4; Micah 2:1-2)

Jesus indicates who the harsh master is, who is causing fear in Christ's anointed household and those with them. 
Jesus exposes that brute, within his parable of the steward of Christ's household (Luke 12:42-43,44-45,46).
  Take note of the unfaithful option open to the ruler* of Christ's household (Luke 12:42NKJV*), at Luke 12:45...
"45 But if that servant says in his heart, ‘My master is delaying his coming,’ and starts to beat the male and female servants, and to eat and drink and get drunk".
(Prov.26:9; Isa.29:9; 28:7,14,17,19)

Under such a ruler, there is no true spiritual sustenance, no mercy, no justice.
What do we learn from these two parables (Matt.25:24-25; Luke 12:45)?
We learn from Christ's parable that we must be very careful, not to confuse the wicked leaders we have had above us, with our true master. It is not wise to ascribe the sins of men, to our Lord.

Many blame God for the spiritual abuse they have suffered under the governing leaders of the Watchtower, along with the army of elders who are being directed by those leaders. 
Like the lazy slave; many who have been abused, blend together and confuse the two masters. Assigning the evil of the unfaithful steward onto Christ, is error. As we learned, that confusion ends badly for the one who blames Christ for the wicked steward's behavior (Matt.25:26,30).

--As you state in your original comment above;
"I’ve been beaten down for so long, it’s hard not to blame God and Jesus for allowing me to be mislead all these years. I feel betrayed and I’m angry."
Try to remember clearly... who it was who "beat you down" (Luke 12:45). It was the leaders of the Watchtower and their elder army. 
You certainly have a right to feel hurt and angry for the spiritual abuse, 'beatings', exploitation, hypocrisy, lack of mercy, injustices, misdirection, and harsh demands of the wicked steward. 
Yet hopefully at this point, you can avoid the error of the lazy slave of Matt.25:24. 
At Job.1:22, despite all the agony and trials to befall Job while in the hands of Satan; Job never ascribed anything evil to God (James 1:13). After proving his integrity; Job was richly rewarded by God for his faithful loyalty (James 5:11). That result stands in stark contrast to the outcome of the lazy servant (1Pet.3:17; 5:10).


All of our past experiences and circumstances while captive in the Watchtower, was prophesied. The more our spiritual circumstances come into focus, the more we can perceive what's really going on, and what we should do about it.
--I am here to help you with that, and anyone else who asks. Jesus said to "keep on asking, knocking, seeking" (Matt.7:7-9,10-11). 
For those who do, it will be given.
(More information:  https://who-is-to-blame.html)
*[Regarding your other comment... that of not knowing God's name, perhaps these links will be helpful: 

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