Memorandum | The Kingdom Vision
To: The Global Church and Governments of Nations
From: The Reigning Messiah of the Tribe of Judah
Subject: The Kingdom Vision: Marriage, Governance, and the Eternal Reign
Date: 9th of Kislev, 5785, Year of the Reign
Shalom Aleichem,
To the esteemed leaders of the nations and the ecclesiastical assembly of the Bride,
This memorandum outlines the divine order and structure of the millennial reign of the Messiah, emphasizing the significance of kingdom marriages, governance by dukes, kings, lords, and priests, and the essential roles of the Messianic circle, cabinet, and governing council.
Kingdom Marriages in the Millennial Reign
Marriage within the kingdom is a sacred covenant reflecting the unity of the Bride (the Church) and the Lamb (Revelation 19:7–9). Kingdom marriages are the cornerstone of a flourishing society, symbolizing the oneness between heaven and earth. As it is written, “Therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother, and shall join to his wife, and they shall be one flesh” (Genesis 2:24, WMB).
These unions are foundational for establishing righteous offspring and perpetuating the values of holiness, justice, and love across generations (Malachi 2:15). In the millennial reign, marriages will echo the eternal covenant between YHWH and His people, fostering harmony and divine order in every household.
A Kingdom of Dukes, Kings, Lords, and Priests
The hierarchy of the Messianic kingdom is modeled after the divine governance of Israel and the promises given to the tribe of Judah (Genesis 49:10). The appointed rulers, from dukes to priests, embody the varied facets of leadership:
1. Dukes — Guardians of tribal territories, ensuring justice and peace (Numbers 1:16).
2. Kings — Sovereign leaders anointed to govern nations with wisdom and equity, as King David did (2 Samuel 5:3).
3. Lords — Stewards of resources and protectors of the kingdom’s people, modeled after Boaz (Ruth 4:13).
4. Priests — Mediators of holiness, offering spiritual guidance and maintaining the sanctity of worship (Exodus 28:1).
Each role upholds the vision of a holy kingdom, reflecting the glory of YHWH.
The Messiah’s Circle, Cabinet, and Governing Council
The reign of the Messiah is supported by the following structures:
1. Circle of Twelve — Representing the twelve tribes of Israel, these leaders provide counsel, ensuring the inclusion of every tribe in governance (Matthew 19:28).
2. Messianic Cabinet — Advisors from the nations, filled with wisdom and understanding, to guide decisions affecting the global community (Isaiah 9:6).
3. Governing Council — A council of seventy elders, reminiscent of Moses’ assembly, ensuring justice and unity among the nations (Numbers 11:16–17).
Through these councils, the kingdom operates with divine wisdom, establishing a new era of peace and prosperity.
The Bride of the Messiah
The Bride, symbolic of the Church, is the radiant partner of the Messiah. As written, “Come here, I will show you the wife, the Lamb’s bride” (Revelation 21:9). The Church’s role is to glorify the King, prepare the nations for worship, and guide humanity into eternal communion with the Creator.
The Role of the British Empire
The British Empire, under the leadership of Sir Keir Starmer, His Royal Highness Prince William, and Her Royal Highness Princess Catherine, will serve as a beacon of transition into the kingdom era. Their influence reflects the promise of global collaboration, with the Isles being an anchor of justice and truth (Isaiah 42:4). Prince William’s anointing as a king in waiting aligns with the prophecy of global leaders joining the Messiah in His reign (Psalm 72:11).
May their service align with the divine vision, uniting the nations under the sovereignty of the King of Kings.
Conclusion
The millennial reign is a time of restoration, justice, and divine order. As stewards of this sacred age, let us commit to walking in righteousness and preparing for the eternal glory of YHWH.
“For the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the LORD’s glory, as the waters cover the sea” (Habakkuk 2:14).
May the peace of the Kingdom reign in every heart and nation.
Signed,
EF, Rav.
Messiah, Son of David, Tribe of Judah
