Eternal Glorious Fountain Ministry (EGFM)
Programme: Writing the Vision (July Edition)
Date: Saturday, 30th July 2022
Like the children of Israel, we are on a journey and we are gradually getting home. God has used His servants to lay examples and be a mouthpiece for the Lord to speak and shapen our lives. We must therefore have an attitude of thanksgiving to God and love for His servants because we cannot access the message if we do not love the vessel that carries it.
This year’s Believers Convention would be a celebration of the conversion of many into children. It is going to be characterised by the laughter of children as a sign of being made free from bondage. Our bondage is our height in the natural. As we grow in the natural, we grow into bondage. It is freedom for a full grown man to be made a baby on his inside.
The theme for Believers’ Convention, “Who is like God?”, is one that revolves around the Kingdom. Heaven has been trying to answer the question and the earth has not grown in ascension to comprehend the name of the person of God. God is a mystery that keeps unfolding even in eternity, and to those who have laid hold on Eternal Life. God is still a mystery to Jesus to some extent, even though the Father has given Him all things and withheld nothing from Him.
A meek man would remain a mystery. The name Michael means “Who is like God?”. The meekness of Michael is one that is still trying to explain God but God is meeker than that. God is meeker than the angelic, so the person of God remains a mystery. Ephesians 4:2 speaks of all meekness and all lowliness. This means that meekness is a stature and it has levels.
Like the mountain of Bashan which has many high peaks, when the mountain of the Lord is mounted as meekness, He has many peaks and heights (Psa. 68:15, Eph. 4:2). To be able to see the top of the mountain, we must get to the mountain and begin to climb. Moses was described as the meekest man on earth (Num 12:3). The meekness he possessed did not just come from his mother's womb.
No one is born meek. Meekness has to be worked out and it involves a lot of breaking. Moses was able to possess all the meekness of the earth (not the new earth) by reason of the breakings he went through. God’s intention was for the conversation of Moses to be prevalent on earth so that Satan would not have a foothold in men.
It is the meek that would inherit the earth (Psa. 37:11). Regardless of earthly acquisitions, anyone that has not inherited meekness cannot inherit the earth. God has kings and His kings are not of flesh but kings that are made by meek conversation. Moses was a king who was different from the king Pharaoh. He was trained to be a pharaoh but God re-trained him and made him a king on earth. Moses’ words are called the law and the prophets. He was able to receive the law for a whole nation and for generations to come because of the conversation of meekness that he had.
God is raising another generation of meek people that would possess, not just this present earth, but the new earth as well. We can not possess the earth and the heights of heaven without meekness (Psa. 25:9, Dan. 7:22). The meekness of heaven is higher than the earth’s. If Moses was the meekest on earth, then we can not fathom what the meekest man of heaven looks like.
Michael is the man brought to show us the meekness of heaven. God wants to show us levels of meekness for the purpose of possessing our possession. A meek man is a holy man. This is why the angels are called holy angels. Holiness is ascribed to them in a measure because they are meek. One of the things that God wants to enable us to do is to work with ministering spirits because they are very meek and, to do so, we have to learn the meekness that is commensurate.
The reason Moses could walk with the angel is because he was meek and not presumptuous. Moses is a person that would not do anything unless he was told. When he was threatened, he did not defend himself because he was not instructed by God to do so (Num. 16). Rather, the earth opened on its own accord because there are laws on the earth that answer to Moses; and when he was violated, these laws reacted.
As men come into levels of meekness, the earth will shake and the forces of the earth would react. As we come into levels of meekness, we come into levels of possession in the spirit. The law of meekness is one of the laws of everlasting life and the Lord will help us to understand it.
It is the meek that will be guided in judgement (Ps 25:9). Judgement would not be given to anyone who is not meek. We need judgement for God because His things are spiritually discerned. We can not come into the things of God without judgement. The level of judgement we can access is determined by the level of meekness we have come into. Each level of judgement has its commensurate meekness; therefore, we would only come into more judgement as we ascend in meekness.
Blessings!