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November 5, 2011 · 3:46 pm

The 100 Fold Fruit Bearers in God’s Kingdom

Chapter 21 of the book Yah Is Savior: The Road to Immortality

Knowing about the 100 fold fruit bearers is crucial in order to understand Yahweh’s plan to reproduce Himself. What is the purpose of a seed? Obviously, it is to reproduce itself. His plan then is reproduction of Himself because He is the Seed, the original Seed. He wants to reproduce Love. He wants to reproduce Joy. He wants to fill all the earth with Himself—“the fullness of Him that fills all in all.”

Understanding that there are many mansions in the Father’s house is crucial in understanding His plan of reproducing Himself. Some people will be children in His plan. Perfect little blades of grass. “First the blade, then the ear, then the full corn in the ear.” And some will grow to near completion. And some will grow in Him so much that the Seed will reproduce Himself in them! It will be Yahweh HIMSELF in human form—again! There will be absolutely no realization in those individuals that they exist other than it is Him living in them fully. The following passages will show that “each seed bears its own kind.”

We are talking about the “secrets kept from the foundation of the world.” He is the Word, the Seed. And He is about to reveal His greatest secret. Now the secret (parable) is this:

“Now the parable is this: The seed is the word of God…In the beginning was the Word…and the Word was made flesh and dwelt among us”…Luke 8:11. John 1:1, 14. The Seed, the Word, took on a human flesh body and lived and walked among us. We become heirs of God by the faith of Abraham. Some of us are not only the fleshly posterity of Abraham but also the spiritual heirs of promise by believing. It was to “Abraham and to his seed were the promises made.” And receiving this truth leads us into what is His plan to reproduce Himself.

Yahweh has a special ground, a special piece of earth to place Himself, the Word, the Seed, into. In the parable of the sower, the seed, the word, fell into the good ground of a good and honest heart. He has a special ground, a special piece of earthly dust (human flesh) that He pours the seed into, to reproduce the seed. And that is what all of Genesis is about. That is what all of the first five books, the torah is about. That is what all of the scriptures are about.

With all this in mind, this is the message: Yahweh wants to reproduce Himself in a 100 fold capacity in a special body of believers, the elect, the sons and daughters of God. That does not mean that they are the only ones in His kingdom! There are also, according to Yahshua, some who will bear 60 fold fruit, and some who will bear 30 fold fruit. They are in his kingdom, but they are not to be the manifested sons, the kings of the “King of kings.”

The elect will come through a special people, carefully nurtured unto Himself, even though Adam, the first of the line, sinned. Yahweh, through His foreknowledge, knew that this would happen and, consequently, had already made provisions for Adam’s offspring to fulfill His plan (through “the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world”). He meticulously kept their line pure, forbidding them to marry the other peoples they lived among. Remember Abraham when he made Eliezer swear unto Yahweh that he would not take a wife for Isaac from any other nation than Abraham’s own people. Also, what did Rebecca, the wife of Isaac say when Jacob her son was going out to find a wife? She was trembling, stricken with fear, when she said to him, “My whole life will be in vain if you go and take a daughter of the strangers in our midst” (Of course, that was exactly what Esau, Jacob’s twin, did).

But why would she feel this way? Because she knew Yahweh’s purpose in having a special seed line in the earth—a lineage of people chosen for Him to reproduce Himself through. This special line of people in the earth was “the apple of God’s eye.”

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August 13, 2011 · 6:07 pm

“The Father’s Heart” Chapter 15 of the Book YAH-IS-SAVIOR: THE ROAD TO IMMORTALITY

Step Four—Knowledge of the Father’s Heart—His Plan and Purpose

“I have found David, the son of Jesse, a man after mine own heart, which shall fulfill my will.” Acts 13: 22.

“The counsel of Yahweh standeth for ever, the thoughts of his heart to all generations. Blessed is the nation whose God is Yahweh; and the people whom he hath chosen for his own inheritance.” Psalms 33:11-12.

Chapter 15 The Father’s Heart

We are learning that the Savior’s Hebrew name is Yahshua, which means Yah-Is-Savior. And we are learning that He is the Road to Immortality. And we have learned that the steps along that Road are degrees of Wisdom and Knowledge about Him. We learned in “Step One” that Wisdom is to be in awe of the Creator—to have a reverential respect and trust for Him. In “Step Two” we learned the Knowledge of His true name and what it means to us on this way. “Step Three” gave us the Knowledge of God’s nature, His eternal Godhead—just who He is. We are now ready to take Step Four: Knowledge of His Eternal Plan and Purpose.

“Step Four” is perhaps the biggest step, for it stretches our small hearts and minds and enlarges them so that they can be able to see through God’s eyes. “My thoughts are not your thoughts, saith Yahweh.” We must realize that God has His own agenda. We humans have our own agenda, too. We are like Him in that we have a purpose for our own life. But very few of us have the same purpose for our lives as does our Heavenly Father. And herein lies the problem—for us. He has a Master design and purpose in making us and everything else in this universe, yet He is willing to use much patience in waiting for us, His crowning creation, to come into line with His purpose.

His purpose is clear and straightforward: He is reproducing Himself through a select group of human beings. Yes, He loves us and wants to save us from our selves and our selfish desires and actions. But that is only a very small part of His eternal purpose and plan—a tiny piece of the cosmic puzzle that is His heart.

What is in the Father’s heart? What desires lie there waiting to be manifested? The answer lies in the word “Father.” “Father” implies engendering, procreating, reproducing, for there cannot be a father except there be offspring. Or to state it in another way, one must have offspring in order to be a Father.

Now many claim that God is their Father. Almost all of the untold thousands of denominations of Christendom assent to that. They want to claim Him as their Father and yet deny the law of harvest He spoke into existence: “Each seed bears its own kind.” If they were His children, then they would be like Him; they would have His mind. They would share the secret desires of His heart by having the same plan and purpose that He has. The Father’s heart contains His plan and purpose: to reproduce Himself until He fills the whole universe with Himself. And He has created mankind to be the instruments that He will use to do this. He will use only His crowning creation Man to manifest Himself through.

CHRIST: You Must “Hate” Your Family to Be My Disciple–Counting the Cost of Discipleship

I know. “Hate” is a very strong word. Surely, Christ did not mean for us to hate our family members, as in loathing them.

Here is exactly what He said: “If any man come to me, and hate not his father, and mother, and wife, and children, and brethren, and sisters, yea, and his own life also, he cannot be my disciple“ (Luke 14: 26).

These are powerful words and very perplexing. Surely He did not mean hate hate. Pondering this, I looked up the word in the Greek. Miseo is used with several shades of meaning. Consulting Vine’s Expository Dictionary of New Testament Words, I found that it is indeed used for “malicious feelings toward others.” But it is also used to speak “of relative preference for one thing over another, by way of expressing either aversion from, or disregard for, the claims of one person…to those of another.”

The Key to Understanding What He Meant

The key to understanding this kind of “hate” for earthly family members that Christ speaks about resides in understanding “aversion from” and “disregard for.”

Christ is saying that when we answer the call to become a son or daughter of God, earthly family members will stand in the way of us walking on with God. Consciously or unconsciously, they will obstruct us. Christ called them blind and the walking dead. Even though some may mean well, Christ sees them as enemies endeavoring to thwart His plan for our new lives in Him. They have their plans for us–how we should act towards them, and it is always about them. And God has His plan for how we occupy our minds with His thoughts. Therefore, we must choose God’s thoughts for us and “disregard” their little self-centered world, around which they want us to spin. We must avert or turn away our minds and hearts from dwelling on them.

Simply put, in comparison to the high calling, they are a hindrance and must be put on the back burner when we are forced to choose between Christ and them. We must set Christ and His plan as the top priority and not antagonistic family members. In a word, we must separate ourselves from them.

The Rest of Christ’s Lesson

Christ continues His teaching on all this in the verses that follow, illustrating the actual cost, the actual price we must pay for discipleship. For He immediately asks, “For which of you, intending to build a tower, does not first sit down and estimate the cost, to see whether he has enough to complete it?” For you may come up short and not be able to finish the project.

By that He wants us to ask ourselves, “What might it cost to seriously follow Christ into Sonship?” It just may cost us a row, a major blow up with a family member. It might cost a wife [I have actually seen this happen more than once, and thank God that mine stayed with me]. It may cost you a relationship with a son or daughter [I know about the son].

Following Christ the way He wants us to follow Him may cost us someone dear to us. “For how can two walk together, except they be agreed? And “Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers: for what fellowship has righteousness with unrighteousness? and what communion has light with darkness? Wherefore, come out from among them and be ye separate, saith the Lord” (II Cor 6: 14-17).

The Conclusion of Christ’s Lesson for Us

Finishing up His lesson on counting the cost of serving Him, He says, “So likewise, whosoever he be of you that forsakes not all that he has, he cannot be my disciple” (Luke 14: 33).

The “all that he has” here is the earthly life mentioned seven verses before at the beginning of the lesson–his earthly father, mother, wife, children, brothers, and sisters.

Christ is teaching us that we should disregard and turn away from, and thereby forsake earthly family members if they continue to be used by Satan to prevent us from fulfilling our calling. We still love them and pray for them that they might repent and turn toward God. But we should hear Christ’s words and not theirs. He did warn us about all this. He said, “For I am come to set a man at variance against his father, and the daughter agains her mother…and a man’s foes shall be they of his own household” (Mt. 10: 34-36).

Finally, we must ask ourselves this: Are we going to flail around in the deep dark lake of fear and dread, trying to save someone whose thrashing about just might drown us in the process? Or are we going to obey and trust our Master by standing on the banks with Him as a beacon of light and thereby be able to help those who want to come to the light and walk with Him?

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July 2, 2009 · 3:17 pm

Manifested Sons of God Dig Deep and Lay Foundation on the Rock

The sons and daughters of God will grow up spiritually. They will have “overcome the wicked one” and all his tricks. Their eye will be single, seeing only the eternal purpose of their Father and His desire to reproduce Himself through “Christ in us.”

They are “born from above,” of “that incorruptible seed, the word of God.” They will [dig] deep and [lay] the foundation on a rock,” so that when persecution, harassment, troubles, and others’ unbelief come against them, they will remain unshaken (1).

The depth of their search for truth and their commitment to do what the truth commands–this is what distinguishes them from those who “also ran.” They not only hear Christ’s sayings, but do them. This is laying the foundation on the Rock and not the sand.

Concerning the way of truth, Christ said, “Few there be that find it” (2). But He also said, “For many be called, but few chosen” (3). So that opens the door for you and I.

So these elect for these last days will “go deep” and fully answer the call, making their “election sure”. They will do this by adding virtue, knowledge, temperance, patience, godliness, brotherly kindness, and agape love to their faith. This is how they will become “partakers of the divine nature” (4).

In their spiritual journey, they will receive a new heart that contains the Spirit of God. They will be led by the Spirit, which is a prerequisite of being one of His elect (5).

It’s All About What He Wants

God has an eternal purpose in reproducing Himself, and these chosen ones are at the very core of it. All of us professing Christians need to put our own personal aspirations and dreams for our lives into perspective. We need to see things from the King’s point of view. See what His priorities are, see what He wants done, see what He desires for His creation, and then, put Him and His vision first.

You Would Do This for a New Boss

To be a valuable employee at your new job, would not you be wise to learn what your boss is trying to accomplish and then, keeping that purpose in mind, spend your work day diligently endeavoring to help him do it?

So it is with God and His purpose. I am trying to get the word out about God’s purpose in “bringing many sons unto glory” (Hebrews 2: 10). This is what this blog is about–to raise awareness as to what the scriptures say is in God’s heart and what His purpose for us is.

I do not have personal designs on being one of the manifested sons who will walk in 100 fold glory as seen in Revelation 14. I will be quite content to be used to teach them and nurture them, helping them to grow up into Him. Everyone must be taught.

The apostle Paul, in fact, laments that there are not more teachers of the truth. “For when for the time you ought to be teachers, you have need that one teach you again which be the first principles of the oracles of God…” (Heb. 5:12).

I do not know how old the sons and daughters are. They could be 20, 30, 40, or 60 years old at present. They may be 10 or 12 years old right now. But one thing I do know. We who have this knowledge must, by His Spirit, publish it for them and help them grow up spiritually to become what God wants them to be.

All Christians from all walks of life need to be working with this purpose in mind: to be of service to the King and His desires. If we do this, He will be pleased and will help us help Him accomplish it all. Kenneth Wayne Hancock

Luke 6: 47-48
Matt. 7: 14
Matt. 20: 16
II Peter 1: 3-10
Romans 8: 14

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February 28, 2008 · 1:31 am

The Will of God–His Wish, His Desire

God’s will is His wish, His desire. And whatever the Creator wants done in His universe, that is exactly what will come to pass. And we, His royal offspring, should make it our life’s goal to find out what the King’s will is and do it.

But it’s a great mystery finding out exactly what God’s will is. The word, “will,” is an overused word that has as many meanings as there are denominations. His wish, His desire, His will is like a mighty invisible river that flows from His heart throughout the earth. He is the cause of all things; His desire causes His vision for His universe to come to pass. Nothing can stop His will from being done. Nothing can stop Him from accomplishing what He has set out to do. The King will make his wishes reality.

As his royal offspring, we need to study His immutable word to find out just what His will is. For if we have a purpose or desire or wish in this life on earth that is not His desire or wish or will, then we will feel thwarted and blocked. Nothing will work out. Futility will haunt our endeavors. All the pleasures of this world will seem “cold, stale and unprofitable.” It will be “all is vanity and vexation of spirit” if we are out of His will. It will be as if we are paddling a canoe upstream. We thrash about in life, working so hard at what we believe is the best direction to take, and yet we are working against the current. And that current is His will/desire/wish.

So, what exactly is God’s will–not just for our lives, but for this life here on earth? God desires to reproduce Himself. So much so that in the end, “Christ is all in all,” according to the apostle Paul in his letter to the Ephesians. In fact, all his letters ring out this truth:

“It’s no longer I that lives, but Christ that lives in me…”

“Christ in you, the hope of glory…”

“Bringing many sons (and daughters) unto glory…”

“That you might be filled with all the fulness of God…”

“Perfecting of the saints…” And many other passages too numerous to mention in this article.

God’s will is to magnify Himself, to multiply Himself into a spiritual body of many sons and daughters. Everyone and everything is either flowing with the stream of God’s wish and desire or they are struggling in vain against it. (More later) Kenneth Wayne Hancock

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