The New Throne of David
A dramatic change in how God is handling this throne shows how soon Jesus Christ Himself will be sitting on it!
The New Stone of Destiny
In November 2016, I called a Church-wide fast for the growth of God’s Work to be held on Sunday, January 15, 2017. Those who had to work on that day fasted instead on January 14, the Sabbath day.
I have said before that I have never received a vision from God outside of the Bible, and I still say that. But on January 14, I did have some interesting words come to mind about several scriptures. It has happened before that words come into my mind and lead me to a scripture. But this time, I heard a strong voice. That had never happened to me before. This voice said, “There is a new stone of destiny and a new throne of David.”
The stone of destiny is the stone over which British monarchs are crowned. It is also known as the stone of Scone, or Jacob’s pillar stone (read its origin in Genesis 28:10–22). We have written a lot over the years about the importance of the British monarchy and how it is actually a continuation of the royal dynasty of biblical King David. God promised to preserve his line forever (2 Samuel 7:12–16). The Bible shows that Jesus Christ will take over that governance Himself at His Second Coming! The stone has always been connected with the throne, so it is very important, biblically and historically. The stone is a symbol of David’s throne. It is also a symbol of our Rock—Jesus Christ—who is about to rule on that throne forever! You can read all about this in my book The Key of David.
Contents
- Chapter 1The New Stone of Destiny
- Founded on a Rock
- Chapter 2The New Throne of David
- Chapter 3The Double Wonder!
- The Scepter and the Lawgiver
- Chapter 4Satan Attacks David’s Throne
- Focus on Jerusalem
- Chapter 5New Revelation About Jeremiah’s Commission
- The Creation Waits
- Chapter 6Ezra and the New Throne
- Sons of Zadok
- How God Gave This New Revelation
- Chapter 7Presenting David’s Throne to the King of Kings
- AppendixCrowning the King of Kings