“It was shown how the Eastern Gates were raised high into heaven, so that the height caused gravity on earth. This gravity was not of the earth, but of the Throne drawing things.” That is, the earth lost its gravity, and the Throne began to draw. The Eastern Gates were lifted up from the ground so high that gravity of the earth no longer functioned, but the gravity of the Throne did.”
There is the first cosmic velocity, then the second—an ellipse, the third—an ellipse, and when we cross the third velocity, we lose the Earth’s gravity. Because the earth still draws things back to itself at the second cosmic velocity. So the Gates moved upwards, so that it was the Throne drawing things, not the earth.
“Then the Gates approached the train of the robe of the One Seated on the Throne, which descended from the very Throne. They looked as if they were made of bright golden light.
Touching the train caused the Eastern Gates to shake, especially their core and the heads of the Gates. It was like waves, with the shaking increasing and decreasing.
At the core of the Gates were the priesthood of all of the brethren. And it was the core that was being shaken in waves.
Listen, priests! If this is from God, the priests must be shaken. Prepare yourselves, pastors, deacons, those who are on testingt: the Lord will shake us. He knows how He will do it. But this will not be simply routine, everyday life.
“The shaking caused a movement amidst the priesthood. The priesthood was now cleansed by this impact of the train of the robe and was now uniting at the core into the one whole thing. Some of the priesthood, however, were losing the gravity of the Throne from the shaking and were carried away from the core into the earth’s gravity. They had to hold on with all their might to the Throne’s gravity, lest they be carried away.” It’s like a centrifugal force that pushes one out.
Then it was shown that by the power of the golden light of the Throne’s garments, the priesthood, united as one, were now clothed in this light; their garments began to shine with a bright light.”
That is, according to this revelation, the Lord will work on the priesthood. Therefore, today, the only safest place for priests is the fire. To be in the fire! When you seek Him in fire, there’s no “further burning”. You’re already seeking Him. When you’ve fallen far off and don’t know how far, it’s dangerous, because the fall can be severe.
Therefore, get your prayer life in order so that your wives can see you praying and not lazybones, so that your wife will open her eyes and see that her husband is praying, and not the other way around, when she wakes him up and he’s lying around because he’s tired from work. His wife doesn’t respect him because she knows he’s not a man of God. Wives should see you as men of God who walk with God. Respect doesn’t grow out of nowhere.
“Set up road signs, erect guideposts, pay attention to the highway, the path on which you travelled. Return, O virgin of Israel, return to these cities of yours” (Jeremiah 31:21).
You see, the road has been lost, somehow got covered by growth, somewhere, something has buried it. Set up road signs, erect guide posts.
“How long will you go about, O backsliding daughter? For the Lord will do a new thing on the earth: a woman shall compass (save) a man.”
This is beauty! First of all, everything will fall into place because she is a helper. What is she a helper of? Salvation. First of all, because she was the cause of her husband’s fall: she seduced him, tempted him. She was the first to betray God, betrayed her husband, and betrayed herself. She betrayed these three. And when she gave Adam the forbidden fruit, having already seen that she had betrayed both herself and God, she wanted to betray him and gave him the fruit to eat. She pulled him into her crime.
And now the Lord is restoring. This is the power of redemption. Redemption is a return to the original plan. She will save her husband now in response to her receiving the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit descends on the woman, on the wife, and she turns her heart to God— she restores herself back in Him again and goes to her husband to save him, whom she had initially destroyed.
This is what’s happening. This is global redemption. This is why the Church of Christ is not a son, not a husband, but a Bride and a future Wife. Because this is the global return, God’s redemptive plan: that she who sinned becomes blameless through obedience and humility.
Hallelujah! Glory to the Lord!
I prayed about how this process happened of redeeming Eve and replacing her with Mary, when the former one was disobedient, betraying God, her husband, and herself—Mary redeemed all this through the millennia; she redeemed it and did everything to please God and bring back all women and men. This is what it means: a woman shall save a man. Because this is about something global, it’s not about your unbelieving husband becoming a believer. Although that too. But all of this is just a drop in the ocean.
This is a global revelation: “A woman shall save a man.” The apostate Eve is transformed through the Blood of Christ on Calvary and through the Holy Spirit, and she returns to Adam, who is already fallen, she raises him back and brings him valor, honor, and lifts him up in dignity, and she saves him.
So it was something like that. But it was in a few words in prayer, and it was an incredible insight.
Mary instead of Eve.
Women received a curse— attraction to a man, dependence on a man, as the Lord said when He determined that “you will be dependent on him.” That is, a woman must use a man’s energy to live. They seek marriage to survive. Because they seek in man the strength they lack and abilities God gave them.
And this is also the attraction of the Bride to Christ, because it is imparted to the Church to live by His strength, we are strong by His power, not our own. Yes, she can survive, but she feels inferior, In this case, without Christ or without a man.
Another thing is “to give birth in pain.” All women scream during labor. Last time I asked our women, “Who screamed during labor?” And almost everyone raised their hands. I said, “Who screamed loudly?” And they also raised their hands. Can you imagine? Well, let’s say I usually endure pain silently. It seems to me that if I scream during pain, it will hurt even more. I somehow pull myself together and endure it silently. I imagine how painful it is, that I have to scream. Maybe it’s female nature and it’s easier that way. I don’t know, but I always get even more silent when it hurts.
And God gave these things: that a woman is weaker than a man. Because she was the first to be tempted and fall. And therefore, “let the woman keep silent.” So it is written, so said Paul. He gives her no right to speak in church while her husband is around.
That is, Mary restores all those things that she had accepted through the fall of Eve. He chooses her. He is the Father, He already had a Son, He didn’t need a woman. But He chooses a Virgin on earth. A simple Virgin on earth! And He gives her the Holy Spirit so that she can conceive. She bears within herself the Savior of the world, gives birth to a child who becomes the Lord and Messiah and restores the honor of both women and men. “The woman shall save the man!”
And when we violate these things, we end up in trouble, which is actually what man is doing today.
What is happening now? When she sells herself, she sells herself precisely in that fallen condition, which is simply disgusting and sinful. She sells the most sacred: that which should be hidden, that which should be a secret, that which should be the mystery of conception and the attraction to mystery, to procreation—this is unveiled and sold, and pours out onto the ground.
And Mary comes. And she covers it all. In the midst of all this, she comes restored, with the Child from the Heavenly Father. This is the glory of woman.
To restore means not simply to congratulate the sisters and leave them behind. It means to exalt them through Eve.
We know that there are examples in Scripture: the girl in Syria, Naaman had a girl who glorified God; the maiden, the daughter of Jephthah, who was faithful to her father and glorified God; we read of the Virgin Mary, who glorified God with her purity and faithfulness; we read of women like Esther or Judith; we read of mothers like Anna, the mother of Samuel, or the mother of Timothy; we read of grandmothers like Lois, or of those widows and old women. Everywhere, these sisters are beautifully restored.
Therefore, dear brothers and sisters, Brides of Christ! Now even a single sister, or even an elderly, lonely one, is no longer lonely. The Lord has removed this. And He says, “It is better for you to remain so.” This is what Paul teaches. Not everyone is given this. It is not a problem or a sin when you long and want to get married or don’t want to stay single. This is normal. It is a natural attraction. Just as sexuality is a natural attraction, and there is no need to be ashamed of it, because it is a natural desire to procreate. It must be properly managed and acted upon correctly through self-control, but it is not something unusual to have this attraction. You must understand this.
But the bride of Christ today, with the Holy Spirit and the Blood of Christ, a sister should not be ashamed, because her bridegroom is Jesus Christ. They are the brides of Christ. In any case, even if you are a mother, a mother of many children, you are the bride of Christ. And this is an incredibly powerful revelation!
I have only scratched the surface, only the surface of the depth that the Lord provides in the restoration of women.
In Mary, in the Madonna, in the Theotokos. And the Lord speaks through Paul by the Holy Spirit:
“For we are members of His body, of His flesh and of His bones. For this reason a man shall leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife, and the two shall become one flesh. This mystery is great; I speak concerning Christ and the Church” (Ephesians 5:3-32).
Just as they become one flesh, and a child is born, so today our souls are drawn to Christ. The two shall become one flesh. Flesh of the flesh, bone of the bone.
Spirit of the Spirit. The Spirit and the Bride say, “Come, Bridegroom!” The Bride calls the Bridegroom. This is astounding!
Hold fast to this revelation. It is great. Long live the height, the depth, the breadth, the length, and the divine beauty!
We celebrated Restored Eve! We celebrate Mary, the Mother of Jesus! Halleluiah!