We left off last week after starting a comparative list of the striking parallels between Adam and Jesus, and the events that unfolded. Jesus literally had to reverse every step that occurred when Adam ate of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil.
We left off last week talking about the problem that takes place when we exchange revelation for humanly acquired knowledge. The only real authority is that which comes in the place of our relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ.
As we get underway today, let me share just a tiny bit of something I watched unfold in person when the Lord took me back into the Garden. I watched the temptation unfold, and I saw into Adam’s thoughts and his spirit. I also saw into the thoughts and motives of the Serpent . Hopefully, this bit of sharing will be as revelatory for you as it was for me.
We need to backtrack a bit today and cover some ground we’ve covered already, but we’re going to take a slightly different tack in order to understand the dominion that we have in Christ Jesus.
We have lots of territory to cover again today, so without any fanfare……. Remember that the Serpent did not come to Adam and Eve as an ugly, abhorrent, slimy creature. He came as a beautiful being. Ezekiel describes him this way,
I’ve shared with you on previous occasions the fact that the Sound of the Lord comes – and is represented throughout the Word – as measurable frequencies with specific objectives. The two most dominant frequencies in the Word are 444 (which is the frequency of the key of A) and 528 (which is middle C on the piano). We see 444 in Scripture especially in the Creation narrative where the phrase occurs, “And God said…” The mathematical value of that phrase with its accompanying statement is generally referred to as 888 – which denotes the fact that Jesus was the One speaking the words of creation.
We have lots of territory to cover today, so let’s get right to it. The death aspect of "sound" is exhibited in that which went forth when the Serpent opened his mouth. The very first thing we see of his "sound" is the questioning of God’s motives. The first thing that comes forth from his onoma is lies, as he says to Eve, “Ye shall not surely die.”
Today’s sharing is going to be a bit of a departure from our past studies — and maybe not — but I want to step a bit into the realm where we’ve had a brother sharing with us and discussing authority from a somewhat scientific realm as well as spiritual and natural.