08 - Open Heavens 2019 - Day 5 Session 1

• June 7, 2019

This Open Heavens excerpt begins mid-teaching with imagery of trees of life, clouds and God's inheritance in his people. The speaker argues that each believer has a distinctive constitution and calling which should be developed for God's kingdom. In this interpretation, the tribes of Israel provide patterns for differing inheritances rather than merely historical groupings.

Genesis 49 and Deuteronomy 33 become the central examples. Jacob's words concerning his sons are treated as prophecy extending into later generations, while Moses' blessing of Reuben is understood as addressing the consequences of Jacob's earlier pronouncement. The speaker warns against anger and urges forgiveness, although the causal links drawn between ancestral words, illness and accidents are theological assertions rather than established explanations.

A contemporary illustration then distinguishes success from personal wealth. Joshua's commission is used to define prosperity as fulfilling divine purpose, with provision accompanying kingdom priorities. The final section interprets end-of-age fire as the irreversible removal of worldly systems rather than the destruction of the physical planet. The recording and captions do not provide a complete exposition, and the last audible-captioned argument ends unfinished.