“The final harvest must be reaped, but it can only be reaped by those who have crossed the River Jordan.”
“Jesus was involved in two fishing trips while He walked this earth: one at the beginning of His ministry and one towards the end. (Luke 5:4-10; John 21:6- 8)
“On the first fishing trip the net broke, but on the second trip the net held.
So shall it be in this final harvest: the net will hold.
The net had broken in the early church, and much was lost, but it will not be so in our day. The Ephesian church left their first love and the lamp stand was removed and the church went into darkness.
Those who have left the wilderness behind and have crossed over into the Promised Land are those who have one goal and motive, which is to build the Kingdom of God.
Jealousy, anger and selfish ambition will no longer hinder them nor spoil the harvest. Pride no longer motivates them, and they have come into rest.
The final harvest has begun and will increase in intensity until the end. The end is now in sight; the finishing line is in view.
What begun at Pentecost will finish in our day.
The great cloud of witnesses watches with great joy and anticipation for the final consummation. Just as the harvest began with one generation in the Apostles day, so it will finish with this present generation in our day. The early church saw the foundations laid; our generation will see will see the building completed.
There will be many in our generation who will overcome all things, even death.
Our generation saw tares sown into the harvest field, our generation will see all the tares removed. The harvest is upon us.
We will accomplish in one generation what hundreds of generations have longed to see.
The Feast of Pentecost must give way to the Feast of Tabernacles.
Our generation will accomplish that which the church could not over the past two thousand years.
The glorious shadow that emanated from the early church was just that: a shadow.
We will see the fullness of the glory of God in one generation manifested in such a way that nothing will be impossible.
The miracles the early church experience was just a foretaste.”
The martyrs will watch, grateful to the Lord for allowing them to be a part of what we will experience.
Their seed will explode into continuing, ever-increasing harvests until the Lord returns. These witnesses have waited to see this day.”
If the Christian leaders of our day seek to profit from this harvest and build their own kingdoms, they will be destroyed.
This harvest is holy; its fruit is precious. If you cause any to stumble you will surely be destroyed.”
“Purity of heart is required for those who are to be involved in gathering this harvest. It is the Lord’s harvest, not our harvest. He has waited for this with great longing and anticipation.”
JAMES 5:7 Be patient therefore, brethren, unto the coming of the Lord. Behold, the husbandman waiteth for the precious fruit of the earth, and hath long patience for it, until he receive the early and latter rain. 8 Be ye also patient; stablish your hearts: for the coming of the Lord draweth nigh.