Placing the Messiah in His Divine Role | A Mandate for Church and Government to Advance Heaven’s Kingdom on Earth

In an age marked by uncertainty, the divine role of the Messiah, the “King of Kings,” emerges as a powerful call for a unified and transcendent order. Rooted in the Order of Melchizedek, this position reflects a spiritual and governing mandate requiring collaboration between the global Church and national governments. From Bowie, MD, to Israel and beyond, this vision offers a roadmap for humanity to bring heaven to earth, aligning with God’s eternal purpose and acknowledging the Messiah’s preordained kingship over all earthly and spiritual realms.

Recognizing Divine Authority: The Role of the King of Kings

The title “King of Kings” (Melekh HaMelakhim), as described in Revelation 19:16, signifies a divine authority that transcends all human governance: “He has on his garment and on his thigh a name written, ‘KING OF KINGS, AND LORD OF LORDS.’” This supreme authority is not merely symbolic but calls for the unification of earthly powers under a divine, righteous rule. Through this alignment, nations and their leaders are invited to serve under God’s authority, transcending personal or political agendas to harmonize spiritual and earthly realms.

Sid Roth’s The Incomplete Church emphasizes the unifying role of God’s supremacy, calling believers into a deeper relationship with Him that transcends denominational boundaries. Likewise, Danielle Rama Hoffman’s The Council of Light speaks to the importance of receiving “divine transmissions” that guide individuals and nations toward higher consciousness, thus aligning human intent with God’s purpose. With Yeshua HaMashiach (Jesus the Messiah) at the center of this authority, the Church and governments can unite to recognize His leadership in establishing a kingdom vision on earth.

Britain, Spain, and Portugal: A Legacy of Faith to Advance the Kingdom

The historical influence of Britain, Spain, and Portugal in spreading the gospel across continents offers a foundation for their participation in this divine calling. Britain’s role in translating and distributing the Bible established Christianity as a global faith, while the missionary journeys of Spain and Portugal bridged continents with messages of spiritual transformation. These legacies echo the covenant promise to spread God’s word, as illustrated in Reading Moses, Seeing Jesus, revealing a divine mission fulfilled in Yeshua.

Nick Redfern’s Bloodline of the Gods suggests that these nations carry a “divine bloodline” or heritage that goes beyond borders, offering them a unique role in modern-day missions of restoration and peace. By uniting around this shared heritage, they are called to honor their historical influence and establish pathways that foster unity, justice, and compassion under the King of Kings.

Aligning the Global Church and U.S. Government with Divine Standards

As the body of the Messiah, the global Church plays a foundational role in aligning with Elohim’s authority, embodying principles of justice and compassion that transcend human governance. The United States, as a global leader, is uniquely positioned to implement policies that uphold divine principles, serving as a conduit for positive influence worldwide. One for Israel underscores the importance of returning to the Jewish roots of Christianity, strengthening the Church’s unity and mission. This understanding supports a greater call for both Church and government to embody and promote justice, humility, and compassion.

In Needless Casualties of War, John Paul Jackson warns of the perils of engaging in spiritual warfare without true spiritual authority, a reminder to both Church leaders and governmental authorities to act in humility. As stated in Romans 13:1: “Let every soul be in subjection to the higher authorities, for there is no authority except from God, and those who exist are ordained by God.” By embodying these principles, the Church and U.S. government can set policies that reflect heaven’s values, especially in protecting the marginalized and promoting sanctity of life.

The Scepter of Judah: A Call to Honor the Messiah’s Kingship

The “scepter” (shevet) of Judah is a prophetic symbol of the Messiah’s authority and divine rulership. Genesis 49:10 affirms this promise: “The scepter will not depart from Judah, nor the ruler’s staff from between his feet, until he to whom it belongs shall come, and the obedience of the nations shall be his.” This prophecy finds fulfillment in Yeshua, calling all nations to honor His kingship.

In A Handbook on the Jewish Roots of the Christian Faith, the significance of Jesus’ Jewish heritage is shown to be essential for understanding His role as the King of Kings. For Britain, Spain, Portugal, and the United States, embracing the scepter of Judah means recognizing and upholding a divine standard of righteousness. By aligning their governance with the Messiah’s rule, these nations contribute to the establishment of a global kingdom founded on justice, peace, and divine purpose.

A Vision of Restoration for a Displaced World

In a world rife with displacement and instability, the King of Kings offers a vision of restoration grounded in compassion and divine order. Homecoming by Dr. Thema Bryant emphasizes healing for displaced communities through love and resilience, while Jean Houston’s The Possible Human encourages individuals to reach their higher potential in alignment with God’s purpose. Isaiah 9:7 assures us of this vision: “Of the increase of his government and peace there shall be no end, on David’s throne, and on his kingdom, to establish it and to uphold it with justice and with righteousness.”

Through policies of justice and mercy, the Church and governments can pave the way for healing and support for the vulnerable. In the Spirit by Susan Taylor highlights that true power lies in spiritual alignment with God, guiding humanity toward lasting peace, justice, and compassion.

Conclusion: Advancing the Kingdom Vision of Unity and Obedience

The role of the King of Kings compels nations to transcend individual ambitions and serve a divine purpose. Psalm 72:11 envisions this unity: “Yes, all kings shall fall down before him. All nations shall serve him.” As Britain, Spain, Portugal, the United States, and other nations recognize Elohim’s authority, they fulfill a divine mandate that unites people across borders in service to one eternal King.

In this vision, the Church and governments work in partnership to embrace Elohim’s standards, guiding humanity toward a world rooted in love, justice, and compassion. This prophetic call to kingdom unity points toward the ultimate fulfillment of the King of Kings’ rule, bringing humanity closer to a world that reflects God’s glory, wisdom, and peace.

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