Your Kingdom Inheritance
This may or may not come as a surprise to you, but Jesus is the King, but He is not our inheritance. Our inheritance is "the kingdom prepared for (us) since the foundation of this world". The gift that the King gives us is a Kingdom. This kingdom has been ours since the creation of the world. Adam and Eve enjoyed that kingdom before they disobeyed. Satan deceived them into sin (disobedience) and stole (our) inheritance as well as theirs. You see, Adam and Eve lost the "papers" in the Garden when they were disobedient to the command of God. Another word for it is "forfeited". They lost the kingdom benefits, for themselves and their future generations.
Jesus came to remove Satan from his illegal occupation of the throne and make it possible for us to reclaim our inheritance. He is, in a sense, the executor of our estate. Even though our inheritance has been waiting for us since the creation of the world, we must go through Jesus to receive it. That is a fact!
Example: Now suppose you have an uncle, your mother's brother, who passed away, but left you an inheritance of 70 million dollars while you were still a child. He appointed your older brother the executor. Even though the inheritance is yours, you cannot fully claim it until you reach the legal age of accession, or the age designated by your uncle in your will. As the executor, your older brother has the authority and responsibility to keep and administer the estate until the day arrives when it passes fully into your control. In the meantime, your brother stands between you and your inheritance, which makes him a mediator. Until you come of age, any benefits of your inheritance that you desire must come through him.
Now concerning the spiritual realm, Christ is the mediator between God and us (meaning man). He stands between the kingdom and us. He mediates between our inheritance and us. We cannot receive His full benefits of our inheritance unless we go through Him.
Keep in mind, once you come of age, you can come before your brother, who is the trustee of your 70 million dollar inheritance and say to him "I am now of age; I qualify. Give me the inheritance that my uncle left for me". All he then needs form you is proof of your identification and that you have met all the qualifications. Once he sees that everything is in order, he cannot keep your 70 million dollar inheritance. It is yours, free and clear, and you have access to all the rights, privileges and opportunities that it affords you.
Please note: Do you recall what Jesus stated while He was here on earth?
Constitutional Scripture: Matthew 25:34 Then the King will say to those on His right hand, ‘Come, you blessed of My Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world
Remember, when we take Jesus at His Word--when we trust Him as the one who can cleanse us of our sin (disobedience)--when we give Him control and acknowledge Him as Lord of our lives, we meet all the "qualifications" necessary to receive our Kingdom inheritance.
Note what the Constitution also states in I Corinthians 6:9-10 Do you not know that the unrighteous will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived. Neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor homosexuals, nor sodomites, nor thieves, nor covetous, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor extortioners will inherit the kingdom of God.
Please note: Remember, until you embrace the kingdom concept, you will always have a religious mind; using phrases such as "be blessed" or saying once saved always saved".
Jesus came to remove Satan from his illegal occupation of the throne and make it possible for us to reclaim our inheritance. He is, in a sense, the executor of our estate. Even though our inheritance has been waiting for us since the creation of the world, we must go through Jesus to receive it. That is a fact!
Example: Now suppose you have an uncle, your mother's brother, who passed away, but left you an inheritance of 70 million dollars while you were still a child. He appointed your older brother the executor. Even though the inheritance is yours, you cannot fully claim it until you reach the legal age of accession, or the age designated by your uncle in your will. As the executor, your older brother has the authority and responsibility to keep and administer the estate until the day arrives when it passes fully into your control. In the meantime, your brother stands between you and your inheritance, which makes him a mediator. Until you come of age, any benefits of your inheritance that you desire must come through him.
Now concerning the spiritual realm, Christ is the mediator between God and us (meaning man). He stands between the kingdom and us. He mediates between our inheritance and us. We cannot receive His full benefits of our inheritance unless we go through Him.
Keep in mind, once you come of age, you can come before your brother, who is the trustee of your 70 million dollar inheritance and say to him "I am now of age; I qualify. Give me the inheritance that my uncle left for me". All he then needs form you is proof of your identification and that you have met all the qualifications. Once he sees that everything is in order, he cannot keep your 70 million dollar inheritance. It is yours, free and clear, and you have access to all the rights, privileges and opportunities that it affords you.
Please note: Do you recall what Jesus stated while He was here on earth?
Constitutional Scripture: Matthew 25:34 Then the King will say to those on His right hand, ‘Come, you blessed of My Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world
Remember, when we take Jesus at His Word--when we trust Him as the one who can cleanse us of our sin (disobedience)--when we give Him control and acknowledge Him as Lord of our lives, we meet all the "qualifications" necessary to receive our Kingdom inheritance.
Note what the Constitution also states in I Corinthians 6:9-10 Do you not know that the unrighteous will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived. Neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor homosexuals, nor sodomites, nor thieves, nor covetous, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor extortioners will inherit the kingdom of God.
Please note: Remember, until you embrace the kingdom concept, you will always have a religious mind; using phrases such as "be blessed" or saying once saved always saved".
