COME TO THE WEDDING FEAST John 14 revelation 19

I am eliazar I'm inviting you to the wedding feast of the Son John 14 please come Luke 14 don't make excuses. My master the Father has sent me to prepare a bride for His Son Jesus I'm bidding you to come. Leave religion behind you 

Transcript

SPEAKER_00 0:01

Good morning, loved ones. Welcome to another episode of All Things God. So yesterday I introduced to you the Bible ministry. I introduced to you the concept of in my father's house there are many mansions in John fourteen. And then um I introduced the wedding piece to you in Luke 14. So let's talk a little bit about the wedding piece and a little bit about John 14 today. John 14 is an interesting uh place. Because it the Lord says I go to prepare a place. And he had just said that his in his father's house are many mansions. Why not just take one of the mansions? But there is a Jewish custom. And a lot of the Jewish customs and laws came from something that already exists in heaven or in eternity. In other words, they didn't um create it, they discovered it. And they discovered it through the prophets, or did they discover it directly through the Lord? He spoke to them directly. So like their marriage customs and their even their language is comes from heaven. So the Hebrew language. So these customs that the Jews follow are important to us. Why? Because where we're going in this into eternity, those customs already exist. Why? Because they're God's customs. So we are going to be becoming like Him, right? That's the goal of the church. It isn't what you've been told we're the bride and it's all about us, and and God's going to bless, bless, bless, bless, bless, bless, bless, bless us, bless us, bless. We don't know what a blessing is. If you think money is a blessing, then you don't know heaven or the ways of heaven. The ways of heaven, if God's going to bless you, he's going to bless you with, he's going to understand, increase your understanding of him. That's a blessing. Why? Because you're going to be, as you become more familiar with him, you're going to become more like him. And that's the goal, actual goal of the church. He's looking for a bride for his son. Jesus. The Father is. He's looking for a bride for his son. No different than when Abraham sent his servant out to get a bride for Isaac. Do you remember that? Abraham sent his servant out to get a bride for Isaac. And he said, these are the terms and conditions. You stop at the well, if a young maiden comes and offers to get water for your camels, that's the girl. And if you bid her come and she agrees, then bring her. Because he knew, according to his own customs, if the girl was selfless, she would before getting water out of the well for her own block. Because that's how wells work back in those days. Abraham dug a lot of wells. I mean, they lived in the wilderness in the desert. Why not, right? But the way it worked is um, so they had their blocks out there, and since somebody's dug a well, you had in order to back in those days, they didn't have pumps, right? They had buckets and pulleys. So the well would have a trough attached to it. You know what a trough is? It's like a uh a concave space where you can fill it with water and the water will sit there long enough for the animals or your camels to get their pill. And you know, a camel got a big old hump on his back anyway, so he's gonna build he's gonna fill up one of them humps with water. So we're talking about wedding customs. I know I get sidetracked a lot. My brain is like, I got ADHD, obviously, obviously. And a bunch of elemental pieces, or you know, all those, I got all those things. But it I've learned how to work around them, I guess. I don't know. I'm very I'm highly functional. I'm a highly functional imbecile. Anyway, so um Abraham sent his servant out to find a son for his, find a bride for his son Isaac. And what he did, he used some of the things, Jewish customs, which weren't customs during the day of Abraham, because Abraham did them, they became customs. Abraham basically said, you know, if a young maiden is willing to make sure that your animals have water before hers, that's a selfless act. And she's gonna make a good wife. Abraham had a good wife, Sarah. And God blessed him, gave him a baby when he was 100 years old, and Isaac was the baby. So anyway, the servant went and chose the bride for the son. Go out and and and find this girl, and if she does this, bring her back. And bid her come. That means if she's willing to come back with you, don't throw a sack over her head and and and knock her out and bring her back that way. If she's willing to come, then bring her, and and that'll be the wife. Okay, the church, listen to me, the church is that bride. The church is that bride. Did you hear me? And so God has sent his servant down here to bid them come. This is Luke 14. Come, come, come. And if you're willing, come. That's my job as the servant, is to find those who are willing to come. My job as a servant, I'm a friend, I'm a friend of the bridegroom. I'm a servant. I'm I'm not the son. The son is Jesus Christ. But I'm out here now at my master's bidding to find the bride for my son, for my master's son. Are you hearing what I'm saying? Ain't never anybody ever said like this. You ain't never heard this in a church service before. Ain't never, never not once heard this in a church service. My master sent me here to get a bride for his son. And so I'm bidding you to come. If you will come, then my master will receive you. I ain't gonna knock you over the head to bring you. And so it takes a selfless act. Fill up the trough so that my camel can get something to drink before you take care of your own animals. And when I bid you come, you say, Come. I'm coming. I'm bidding you to come right now. My master sent me here to find a bride for his son. I'm no different than the servant of Abraham. So I'm bidding you come. Come. I ain't gonna knock you over the head. I ain't gonna beg you. Come. That's I got that's it. That's the imitation. Come. Come. My master's looking for a bride for his son. Come. And live in eternity where he's at. Okay, that's John, that's Luke 14. John 14 is, I go to prepare a place that where I am you may be also. Now the old timers, you know, back in the Gaithers and all them guys, when they were singing, I don't know if you know who the Gaiters are, looking them up. I raised my kids on the Gaithers. Old friends. My oldest daughter would sing that song when she was four or five years old. She had one tooth in her mouth. Old friends. We'd be driving around in the Subaru. And man, she'd just be, old friends. I loved it, man. She'd dig. So the Gaithers, look them up, they're good. But but them and and the good happy goodmans and people like that, they talked about heaven a lot, but we're not going to heaven. We're going to eternity. And in my father's house are many mentions. Where does my father live? My father lives in eternity. He lives outside of creation. He lives in a place called timelessness. Jesus said this in John chapter 14. He said, I go to prepare a place that where I am you may be also. And it is a Jewish custom then for the bridegroom to attach a room unto his father's house and to live there with his bride. You're the bride of Christ. I'm here to bid you come. He's been preparing a place for you. If you come, you'll return to eternity where him and his father dwell, and you'll live there forever. If you're going to get caught up in the things of this world and you're not going to be able to do that, it's going to trip you up, then you're going to miss out. Don't miss out. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. This is better than anything you've ever been offered in your whole life. Don't miss out. I said to the Lord one time, I was like, because I live in my van, you know, and it's just the design. I'm like, whatever, man, I don't care. If he puts me in prison, I guess I'll have to start a prison ministry. You know, I mean, if he puts me on a deserted island, I have to preach to all the fish and all the whatever ants or whatever, all the bugs and spiders. I have to have a ministry to the I don't even know what. I'm sure there's a a name, uh a scientific name for ants. I just don't know. I never heard it. Otherwise, I'd remember it. Anyway, this morning, so I said to Lord one time, I don't know a couple years ago, I was like, hey man, you know that I'm homeless? He's like, no, you're not. He said, your house is right next to mine. I was like, but you're aware that like I still live on the earth, right? I mean, you are aware of that, right? He's like, yeah, yeah, whatever. Because he this dude lives in eternity. You know one of my favorite passages? Noah's on the ark, and he's been floating around, I think, for 150 days. And then the Lord remembers where Noah's out there. So then he sends, then God sends the wind, and the wind starts drying up the water. Because Noah's just floating around in his ark, right? He built the ark and his family's on there, and all the animals are on there, and he ain't seen dry land. He sent out a couple of doves, a couple of ravens. You know, he's trying to see is there any land out because the the bird that he chose, he knew it wouldn't, it wouldn't stop, it wouldn't come back until it had a place to perch, had a place to rest his feet. So he sent them out because if they come back, there's no place for them to rest their feet, no place to make a nest. So anyway, the passage goes on on, and then God remembered Noah. I'm like, I know he didn't forget him. I think, I think he's just like, well, you know, it's like God lives outside of time. We're always watching our watches. We don't wear watches anymore now because we got cell phones. But you know what I'm saying? We're always watching the clock. Why? Because we have a limited amount of time here. In eternity, there is no limited amount of time. It's a place called timelessness. Come with me. Come be the bride of my master's son. Come, you'll like it. I promise you. You'll live forever. You you'll you'll fit in nicely. That's my job. My job is to bid you come. Come to my master's house. That's all I'm asking. In order to do that, you're gonna have to leap go of this thing with a steeple. Because they've corrupted our understanding of the master and eternity and the sun. They don't know, they don't know. They've used their carnal minds to figure it all out. Top to bottom, inside out. Ain't not a one of them figured it out. All the denominations are the same. Religion, come out of religion. That's what it says in Revelation 18. It says, Come out of her, my people. Then Revelation 19 is the wedding feast. And this is what I'm talking to you about. The wedding feast is coming. So in order to go to the wedding feast, we've got to leave the steeple behind. Okay, well, look, I love you, man. Do you want me to talk about the bipol today or do you want me to wait? I'd like to explain to you what the bipold is. So God appointed men, some men in particular, those whom he chose from the beginning, the foundations of the world, like me. I'm an apostle. Why? Because that's the decision God made 7,000 years ago. I wasn't even thought of in anybody's mind except for God's at that time. And so God chose me from the beginning of the world. All the pie polled, he did that. Why? Because they're going to be my representatives on the earth. And I'm going to live in them in a way that is going to reflect my personality, my passions, the things that I want. So they're different. John the Baptist, for example, right? John the Baptist standing out in the middle of a river saying, Repent, repent. Now here I am 2,000 years saying, Come, welcome everybody, come, welcome, come with me. Right aboard, all aboard. Come on. Don't be afraid. Don't be shy. Come into my father's house. Come to the wedding feast. Be the bride of my master's son. Be his bride. So chapter 19 of Revelation is the bride has made herself ready. How does that happen? Well, I can tell you, if you are a Jew or an Israelite, then you are washed in the blood of Christ. How does that happen? I understand, God, that I cannot do this on my own. In order to be forgiven of my sins, I have to accept the sacrifice you made on my behalf. The atonement is made through the blood of your son. And so when I ask you to forgive me, it's not because I'm good. I can't do anything good. It's not of my own accord. I'm trusting that your sacrifice is what's going to please you and erase my debt to you. That's what a Jew would say. Gentiles are not really that much different. But for a Gentile, we've been rolling around with this thing for a couple thousand years. So what have we done? We built our own Tabor of Babel. We built our own place with a steeple, right? Why? Because we thought through sacrifice that we could reach heaven. Remember I told you about King Kong and witchcraft? We thought that through sacrifice we could reach heaven. And that's not how it works. We reach heaven through his grace. That's it. And so we stop building, we turn our hearts. I told you yesterday in Isaiah, we turn our hearts. I've been grapped in onto the vine now. And so what am I going to do? I'm going to become a part of the natural vine. How am I going to do that? I'm going to stop making my sacrifices and I'm going to surrender. That's it. It's just that simple. Surrender. This is top to bottom, inside and out. Pope, surrender. Surrender. Joel Olstein, surrender. It's just that easy. Surrender. Stop building your own castle. I'd love to save Joel Olstein. Wouldn't that be a a hoot? He never met God. Joel, come be my father's son's bride. Come with me. Leave all this stuff behind. Lay it all down. Surrender. Come with me. I'm prepared to take you. I'm just the servant of my master. But my master's son is getting married soon. And I'm here to get his bride. And I bid you come, Joel Stein, Joyce Meyer, Jesse Deplantis, Kenneth Copeland, Rod Parsley, Benny Hen, TBN Network. I bid you come. Lay everything down. Don't be like those who made the excuse. I just bought a piece of land. I just bought an ox. I just got married. They made an excuse and didn't come. Don't be one who makes an excuse. He's not going to extend us another invitation. Alright, I love you. Be well. Keep tuning in if you're getting anything out of it. If you have any questions, please leave a comment just so I can go to the Lord and ask him about the question. Or better yet, get on your face before God and ask him yourself. Be alright, be well.