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Our journey towards Ezekiel's prophesies concerning Gog as Antichrist take us deeper into an understanding of who can or cannot curse the people of our God. There's lots for us to learn re the critical nature of the prophetic realm and the ministry of prophecy - to equip us for the days ahead as our God pours out His spirit on His people for His purposes, only. 

On our journey into understanding several eschatoloical (pertaining to end-of-age) chapters in Ezekiel, we begin our deeper look into the book of Numbers and what is referred to as the Balaam Chronicles, where in my prayerful opinion Gog (of Ezekiel mention) is most likely first prophetically introduced to us by Balaam, (a wild and compromised prophet, but a prophet nonetheless), written about in Numbers by the prophet Moses. There is much to comprehend and understand on many levels in these scriptures, not only regarding end-of-age activity, but also so that we might be successful in our personal walks with God during these days of promised outpouring.

We begin a series carefully wandering from Numbers into chapters 35-39 of Ezekiel (and elsewhere), delving into certain prophecies, certain mysteries and certain "certainlies" - those certainlies being plans of God that will surely occur at the time the Lord has appointed. Along the way, we will learn of the accountability, requirements, potential and accountability of anyone who would speak and prophecy in the name of the Lord. We're here for these days, and our ongoing conversion and transformation into holy people, along with our growth in understanding the word and the will of God, assures us success in Him. 

This episode covers lots of ground, from God's timing of His plans on earth to the purposes and empowerment available to His people in these most critical days. If you're looking for one episode of this Ephesians teaching to listen to, this is it. 

During critical, turbulent and troublesome times - both now and ahead - we're assured that our God has established a supernatural sabbath rest, as well as success,  in His will, timing, and purposes. Having done all, we stand. 

Paul speaks to the blessing, challenge and even command for the Church to be walking in active and purposeful unity through love and forgiveness. It's part of our call to holiness - critical and necessary for us to be postured for spiritual success in these days, as well as for full reward in His presence.  

Fully qualified by the cross, we're now called to the place of voluntary surrender - so that the work of the Holy Spirit IN and THROUGH us can maximize our potential to participate in the global work of glory prophesied for these final days prior to our Lord's glorious and dramatic return.  

Worthy of our understanding - we spend additional time recognizing the profound and always-planned call to the Gentile nations to comprise the significant population of the family of God both now and in the upcoming Age. Our father Abraham: father of many nations. 

Our God's eternal plan for a Church of purity, power and authority will prevail, triumphing over weak theology and religiosity. And it will include both Jewish and Gentile believers as the plan of heaven plays out in our times. 

A profound revelation of the eternal plans of God for salvation for both Jew and Gentile - and rabbi Paul proclaims the mystery to converted pagans in a city turned upside down by the power of God.