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The Kingdom of the Son of His Love
The Kingdom of the Son of His Love
Author: Martha Kilpatrick

Christian, you serve a Monarch. Believer, the One you love is in Majesty, incomprehensible and dazzling. Yesterday He walked a common path and wore His crude robe of one piece. Yesterday He died as would a common criminal at the hand of human envy. Yesterday He came as one without appeal, ordinary and easy-to-miss. Today He is King. King of Kings and of all kingdoms of kings. The Only King.

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No Earthly Kingdom

Author: Martha Kilpatrick  1 February 2008

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 In the grim isolation of the wilderness,  Jesus was tempted by a throne on earth. Taunted with the easy way of independence, soulish power and evil compliance.   King of the World,  turning cold stone into selfish bread, initiating what God didn't begin (the peripet), and dominating nations of mankind. Normal king like all others.   Control of matter, dominion over man, and even . . . ruling over God. This was the wilderness test. It was the issue of Ruling.   No! He would not be Preposterous King of base human control, by hidden powers of evil. He had lived before the Real Potentate of Bursting Fire and Rainbowed Aura.   No! ... read remainder of article

 In the grim isolation of the wilderness, 

Jesus was tempted by a throne on earth.

Taunted with the easy way of independence,

soulish power and evil compliance.

 

King of the World, 

turning cold stone into selfish bread,

initiating what God didn't begin (the peripet),

and dominating nations of mankind.

Normal king like all others.

 

Control of matter,

dominion over man,

and even . . . ruling over God.

This was the wilderness test.

It was the issue of Ruling.

 

No! He would not be Preposterous King of

base human control, by hidden powers of evil.

He had lived before the Real Potentate

of Bursting Fire and Rainbowed Aura.

 

No! He was Son of the Emerald Throne

and by that home, He would live. 

Under the Great Father He would rule.

 

A throne of Heaven, Jesus chose.

Not seen nor known by

earth.

Not acclaimed, not served,

but Hidden King, waiting for those with bowed hearts

who would seek Him so earnestly that 

He could reveal Himself . . . as King.

 

Now! He must 

unveil His crown and

tell the secret of His reign . . .

to a single soul who will

be His hidden subject.

 

As a King,

murdered by His own subjects,

as Potter crushed by

His created vessels,

He became the Lamb of Sacrifice

for the will of His Father,

whose joy was to crush Him.

 

And then to crown Him.

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There is a King: Introduction
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