Heaven’s Economy vs. Earthly Economies | A Divine Financial System Fueled by Elohim

Heaven’s economy represents a system that operates in stark contrast to earthly economies and market conditions. Earthly systems, subject to scarcity, competition, and limitations, are constantly at risk of collapse through inflation, recession, or financial instability. Heaven’s economy, however, is built on the abundance and limitless provision of Elohim (אֱלֹהִים), transcending human understanding and backed by the power of divine law and governance. As illustrated in books like The Council of Light by Danielle Rama Hoffman and the teachings from The Incomplete Church by Sid Roth, this economy is rooted in divine authority and supernatural resources that provide for every need.

Drawing from spiritual, scriptural, and mystical traditions, this article will explore how the divine financial system operates, emphasizing the roles of the celestial, terrestrial, and telestial kingdoms in Heaven’s economy and the supernatural provision that sustains the divine lineage of Elohim, His bride, and the Kingdom of God. By drawing connections from Bloodline of the Gods and The Council of Light, we will unravel how Heaven’s provision flows and is backed by divine law, while earthly economies fluctuate under the weight of market conditions.

Earthly Economies: A System of Scarcity and Limitation

Earthly economies are built on principles of exchange, governed by scarcity and affected by market conditions like supply and demand, political instability, and financial speculation. Roberts Rules of Order and texts like The Possible Human by Jean Houston illustrate the chaotic nature of these systems. Market conditions are constantly in flux, and humanity is forced to grapple with the effects of recession, inflation, market volatility, and debt, which often result in widespread anxiety and economic disparity.

In Needless Casualties of War by John Paul Jackson, the fallibility of human wisdom in managing resources and financial systems is noted as a primary cause of such limitations. These limitations reflect the terrestrial and telestial kingdoms — spheres of existence where humanity is bound by earthly constraints and limited understanding.

Heaven’s Economy: The Abundance of Elohim

Contrary to the scarcity seen in earthly markets, Heaven’s economy is driven by the abundance of Elohim. As described in the World Messianic Bible, Philippians 4:19 states, “My God will supply every need of yours according to his riches in glory in Messiah Yeshua.” Heaven’s economy is not bound by earthly limitations because it is grounded in Elohim’s nature, which is an inexhaustible source of wealth and supernatural provision. In the Hebrew tradition, the word עָשיר (‘ashir) conveys the wealth that flows from Elohim, an abundance that meets every need.

The celestial kingdom, as described in 1 Corinthians 15:40–42 and expanded upon in The Book of Wisdom by Harry B. Joseph, represents the highest level of divine governance, where God’s resources are fully available to those in alignment with divine will. Believers who are part of the divine lineage and covenant with Elohim have full access to this abundance.

Celestial, Terrestrial, and Telestial Kingdoms: Layers of Divine Provision

The three degrees of glory — celestial, terrestrial, and telestial — represent different spheres of access to divine provision and authority. Each kingdom reflects a different level of understanding and participation in Heaven’s economy.

1. Celestial Kingdom — The highest degree, where divine law operates without restriction. Those within the celestial kingdom, as described in texts like The Incomplete Church by Sid Roth, function in perfect harmony with Elohim’s will, and as joint heirs with Messiah (Romans 8:17), they inherit the vast riches of Heaven’s economy.

2. Terrestrial Kingdom — A lesser degree of glory where individuals have some access to spiritual blessings, but their understanding of Heaven’s economy is not fully developed. They experience divine provision, but their access to wealth is still influenced by earthly mindsets.

3. Telestial Kingdom — The lowest degree of glory, akin to earthly economic systems. Individuals in this sphere are limited by fear, anxiety, and the belief in scarcity. The Council of Light describes how those living in a telestial mindset are disconnected from the supernatural abundance of Heaven, often perceiving lack even when divine provision is available.

Heaven’s Economy Fuels Divine Lineage

The divine lineage of Elohim — His bride, the Church, and the Kingdom of God — operates under the full backing of Heaven’s economy. According to Reading Moses, Seeing Jesus and The Handbook on the Jewish Roots of the Christian Faith, believers who are grafted into the family of Elohim through Yeshua inherit divine authority and access to every spiritual blessing (Ephesians 1:3).

This divine backing ensures that, regardless of what occurs in earthly markets, Heaven’s resources flow freely to those aligned with God’s purposes. This supernatural provision is described in The Council of Light, where divine transmissions manifest the desires of the soul, allowing believers to operate beyond the limitations of earthly wealth and scarcity.

The supernatural aspect of Heaven’s economy is illustrated in stories such as the feeding of the 5,000 (Matthew 14:13–21), where Yeshua multiplied resources to meet the needs of the multitudes. In another instance, the widow of Zarephath’s oil and flour were supernaturally multiplied during a famine (1 Kings 17:8–16). These examples from scripture demonstrate the divine multiplication that occurs when Heaven’s economy operates in full power.

Supernatural Increase: Expecting Heaven’s Provision

Believers are called to expect supernatural increase as Heaven’s resources flow into their lives. This expectation is grounded in the unfailing economy of Heaven, where Elohim’s provision is limitless. Deuteronomy 28:12 says, “Yahweh will open to you his good treasure in the sky, to give the rain of your land in its season, and to bless all the work of your hand.”

As described in Power Moves by Sarah Jakes Roberts, the divine economy defies human expectations, and believers are encouraged to move forward with boldness and faith, knowing that Heaven’s resources will flow in alignment with God’s purposes.

Heaven’s economy, fueled by divine provision, ensures that there is always more than enough for those who walk according to Elohim’s principles. Earthly markets may rise and fall, but Heaven’s economy is a constant, providing supernatural favor and increase to those who align themselves with the Kingdom of God.

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