zoom revival night 6 KEY 2 We've been invited to what most people aren't able to walk in 8/25/25.

Tonight is going to be a challenging Bible study because we're going to examine a truth that most Christians never seriously considered, and maybe some of you here tonight have never really considered it. Yeshua, the Messiah, taught in such a way with one goal in mind, and when you hear what I'm about to say, it's going to challenge you to think. We normally think of Yeshua as being user-friendly, but the truth is Yeshua taught in such a way to discourage people from understanding what He was saying, and when I first heard that, it went against everything that I believed about Christ. I believe Christ was trying to reach the masses is the reason He was teaching so simplistically in the parables. Now, in order to teach this tonight, I need to start with a story. There is an antique shop in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Ever since I've been a little boy, I've noticed this antique shop. The name of it is Morton's Antiques, and when you first pull into Gatlinburg, if you look to your right, you'll see the most beautiful, let's see if some of you have seen it, you'll see some of the most beautiful chandeliers you've ever seen in your life. Right there on the right, okay, and since that thing's been there since I was a little boy, that's a long time, and I remember I used to look at those chandeliers and think, one day I'm going to be rich enough to afford one of those chandeliers, and one day my mother told me, if you go back to Gatlinburg, I'm interested in a certain chandelier she told me about. She wanted me to check on it for, and so the first thing I did was check the reviews of Morton's Antiques, and ladies and gentlemen, brothers and sisters, when I read the reviews, they scared me to death. The reviews talked about how rude these people were. Everybody, I mean, one review after the next, these people are horrible, they're very rude, they're condescending, they're, they, and I'm like, uh-oh, might not want to do business with these people, so one day I was just walking down the strip as I always do, and I said, you know what, Sister Leanne Cates said they've been there since 1949. You know, I'm thinking, how can they be in business that long and have these kind of reviews, but now the furniture inside that place is exquisite. I mean, it's stuff that most people cannot afford. One day I was walking down the strip, and I walked right by Morton's Antiques, and I said, you know what, I don't care, I'm going in there, and I pushed the door to open the door. The lights were all on, but I couldn't open the door. The door was locked, and I saw a man in there, and he pointed to a sign on the door, just like that, pointed to it. I'm smiling at him, hey, I want to see what you got. He's just sort of growling at me, pointing at the door, and I look at the door, and it says, call this number for an appointment. Not open to the public. I thought, how rude. I've got a credit card, and so I called the number. I only did it for my mama because my mama's the only one can afford that stuff. I couldn't, and when I called, the man answered the phone, hello, and I said, yes, sir, I was wanting to come stroll through your shop. He said, we don't allow strollers. I said, okay. He said, tell me about yourself, and I'm like, what, dude, what? I want to come spend money with you, and you want me to tell you about myself. I said, what do you want to know? He said, where are you from? I said, he said, what do you do? What do you do for a living? I'm like, dude, are you really kidding me right now? I said, there's a chandelier that I'm interested in. He said this to me. I'll never forget it. What do you know about that piece? I said, I don't know nothing about it. He said, then we don't have any appointments available at the time, and then I see why these people was leaving all these bad reviews, and I was fixed to leave one too, so I called my mother, and I told her how the conversation went. She said, tell me the first thing you said when you asked about the chandelier. I said, I asked him how much it was. She said, that's why you didn't get an appointment. She said, people that know the value of that don't ask the price. She said, I would never have asked him how much it was. I would have told him what I knew about that piece, letting him know that when he tells me the price, I'm not going to flip out because I know the value of that piece. Now, I begin to wonder, how are they staying open as rude as they are? But the truth is, my mother said, son, they're not rude. They're selective, and you don't have what they're looking for. They wanted somebody that could tell them about that piece. They wanted someone that could say, I've looked it up. I know it comes from the 16th century. I know that whatever price you quote me, it's worth that. They didn't want strollers coming in, and when they see a $20,000 price tag, go screaming through their store. Now, why am I telling you this story tonight? Because Jesus Christ, Yahshua the Messiah, is not open to the public. He's a pearl of great price. All you have to do is look at the comments on some of your posts, and you can see that he's not open to the public. He's not open to the public. He's not open to the public, and we're going to prove that to you from your Bible tonight. He's not open to the public. The second key to the kingdom that you have to get in your mind is if you have been invited for an appointment with truth, you've been let in a door that most people are never allowed to walk. That's so good, Pastor. It makes my eyes tear. Amen, Sister Lee, and it should, because brothers and sisters, what truth has to offer you, people that are strolling by, they don't know the value of truth. They don't want truth. They want an argument. They want a debate, but they don't want truth. That's why on my Facebook page, there's sometimes, if you ever watch my page when people are telling me off or being ugly to me, I play them along like they deserve. I had one guy today said I was a false teacher, and I said, well, please have the Blessed Mother pray for me then. And he wrote back, I see I told you you was false. I don't pray to the Blessed Mother. I pray to the Father, Son, Holy Ghost. I said, do you pray to all three at one time or three separate times? Anyway, my point I'm making is if you don't value truth, you're never going to be invited to look at the valuable things of the kingdom of God. And so what do you have to do at that point? You keep window shopping. You go from religion to religion. You go from denomination to church to church. Why? Because you're a window shopper. But there comes a day when you make a call and they say, tell me about this. And you say, I don't care how much it costs. Do you understand where I'm going now? Where you say that price is not too high. I'm willing to pay it. Let me in the door. Hallelujah. I don't care what it costs. My mother told me, she said, because she said you were so stupid to ask the price. She said he was testing you. And then she said, you know what? I'll call it. Don't do nothing else for me. She said, why? Because I'm poor. I don't know that. If you would have quoted me $20,000 on a chandelier, you know what? I would have turned around and walked out and made your store look bad. I would have walked out and said, don't go in there. It costs everything. Don't join that cult. You got to give up your holidays. Don't go there. You got to come into alignment. Don't go there. You've got to come into obedience, surrender, submission, and perfect obedience. See what happens is when people are not willing to pay the price, they run out the door and try to burn down the building. Amen. You've got to be willing to pay the price for this great truth. And we're going to prove it tonight from the word. I just wanted to share that story with you because I always, and by the way, I went and left them a review of how wonderful their products were. And unfortunately I didn't have the knowledge to appreciate their products. Oh, I wrote it all. Why? Because I found out don't burn down the building because you can't afford the lamp. My God have mercy. That was incredible, pastor. Thank you for that. That was incredible. Amen, son. Thank you, son. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. So we'll start in the word instead of my stories tonight. Matthew 13 verse 34, Matthew 13 verse 34 quickly. I've only got 24 minutes left. Amen. Matthew 13, 34. All these things spoke Yahshua unto the multitude in parables and without a parable, parable spoke he not unto them. So my question to you tonight, did Yahshua ever speak plainly, clearly, and directly to the public? No, sir. What does that verse say? Without a parable. He did not speak. He never spoke to them without a parable. In other words, without hiding the truth. He needed to find out who was his. Thank you, sir. Absolutely. Matthew, I'm sorry. Mark four and 34, Mark chapter four, verse 34, Mark four, 34. Amen. But without a parable spoke he not unto them. Ever, ever, ever. John 10 and six. Never one time did Yahshua ever preach the gospel plainly. Amen. John 10 and six. This parable spoke Yahshua unto them, but they understood not what things they were, which he spoke unto them. Read that again. This parable spoke Yahshua unto them, but they understood not what things they were, which he spoke unto them. And why didn't they understand? It was a parable. Wasn't for everybody. It was a parable. Let me give you all an example. I just gave you a parable when I started this lesson about Morton's Antique Shop. Now, what if I would have stopped that story where my mother said, I'll call them never mind. And that would have been it. How many of you would have looked around and said, okay, right? That's a parable. What was my purpose? You know, I could have just came on here and started off with this by the truth and sell it not. Realize how valuable truth is. I didn't have to teach that in a parable, but I told a story because I knew the real story, but I wasn't going to tell the real story. So I'm telling a story in a way that four out of a hundred of you tonight immediately caught it. Just like that. So I'm still trying to figure it out. And that's all right. Yahshua taught every sermon. He left the people looking around like, what is he talking about? I never thought of Yahshua that way when I was growing up in the church. I just didn't grasp that. Now let's read John 10 and six where it says, they understood not. That's why it worries me when we at FHM get so depressed when they understand not. When your family understands not. When the people on Facebook, sometimes I will make a post on Facebook. I made one the other day about, oh, I made one about when Yahweh prophesied, let us make man in our image. No one knew that was a 6,000 year prophecy. Y'all, I got people like, what, what, what, why? But there was a few people that said, that sparked me. What are you talking about? Why? That's what I'm looking for. That's what Yahshua was looking for. Those that value truth when they hear it, something in them grabs that as well. Whoa, whoa. Come back here. Come back. What did you just say? Now, what did you really just say? But the whole world, the quicker you understand that the whole world is meant to understand not, the quicker you will quit being frustrated in this wall by those that don't understand. Do you know the greatest teacher in the world, Yahshua the Messiah preached and nobody understood it. Nobody understood it. So if Yahshua came to make salvation available to all, why would he speak in a way that guarantees they can't understand it? I've often heard people say, make the gospel so simple, a child can understand it. Well, then someone needs to remind Yahshua of that because he made it so difficult that even an adult could not understand it. He didn't come for the world. He didn't come for the world. He came and read it. Even his disciples didn't and they had to ask him for clarity. Amen. Absolutely. Now, many Bible teachers today claim that Yahshua used parables to make his message clear and simple so even uneducated farmers could understand what he was saying. Well, let's find out if that's what he was doing because the Christian church will tell you that the reason he used parables was to simplify complex spiritual truths for simple uneducated people. Anybody ever heard that before? That's what I always believe. But can I give you a fact check? The people of Yahshua's day were far more religiously educated than Christians today. They were steeped in Torah study. They grew up in the synagogues. They had rabbinical tradition from their childhood. These were not ignorant peasants. They were religious students. They had memorized the Torah. These people memorized the Torah. And you want to think he was trying to make something simple for them to understand? No, my friend. Despite their religious education, Yahshua deliberately chose a teaching method that would make them not understand. It's just like a military, just like in the military. The general that's got a war plan does not give that war plan to the soldiers that are going to be fighting in that war. He does not give sensitive information to privates. He only shares that information with those that are going to be governing that war, his fellow generals, those that need that understanding. And here's a picture of why he did it for the disciples. They were going to be leading this war. Matthew 13 and verse 10. Matthew 13 and verse 10. Amen. And the disciples came and said unto him, why speakest thou unto them in parables? Why? Why do you preach this way? Okay, let's make it, let's make it quite clear. Why are you deliberately confusing these people? Now think about it. You always thought as a Christian that the reason Christ taught in parables was to make complex things simple, and yet the Bible plainly says they understood not. Amen. Amen, apostle. Amen. No, he taught in such a way, watch this, listen carefully to what I'm about to tell you. There is a reason I teach three and four hours to find out who can't hang. I'm looking for real disciples. I'm looking for people that's so hungry for truth, they can, they say cut out the music, cut out anything, teach what, why? Because I know, I do things, Joshua, there are some things that I cannot preach to the general public. There are some doctrines that I don't go on Facebook and say just plainly because I'm not giving away this truth to be mocked and made fun of. Why do you think our Zoom meetings are private? Because this is the antique shop. The door is closed. You got to have an appointment to come up in here. Why? Because what we're learning in here is not for the public. It's just not. Amen. Listen to what Joshua told him. Matthew 13 and 11, listen to what Joshua told him. Amen. He answered and said unto them, read this part real slow. Read the next line real slow. Because it is given unto you to know the mysteries of the kingdom of heaven, but to them it is not given. Hallelujah. They're good people. I love them. I'm going to save them. I've got a plan for them, but they don't fit into one plan, the kingdom. Hallelujah. Amen. Amen. If you want to know if you're going to be in the kingdom, you'll know by the level of revelation that you're receiving about the kingdom. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. And not just hearing, but incorporating, receiving into your life. He said it is not their lot to be in the kingdom. It's not their lot to be in the kingdom to know the what? To know the mysteries. How many has ever heard somebody say there's no mystery to God? That's a lie from the pits of hell. There is a great mystery called the kingdom. If it's not a mystery, why has no one preached it for 2,000 years? It's such a mystery that you won't hear one peep of it on TBN. Because it is a mystery. But there is a people to whom it is given to know the mysteries. Let's read verse 12. Or whosoever has. Okay. Whosoever has what? He just told you. The mysteries or the understanding of the kingdom. To him, what? It. What is that it? The kingdom shall be given. Oh, hallelujah. He that has an understanding of the kingdom, to him will the kingdom be given. Amen. That's why the Bible said, seek ye first the kingdom, and then it will be added unto you, given unto you. But there is a group of people that the antique shop is not. Now, I'm not a bad person. I wasn't going to hell. I just wasn't getting no chandelier that day. Amen. It wasn't for me to know the mystery of when that chandelier was created. It might have hung in Balmoral Castle. If I would have known that chandelier, I would have been able to buy that chandelier. Hallelujah. But I didn't study it. Therefore, I didn't deserve it. I'll say that one again. I didn't study the chandelier. Therefore, there's no price. Any price he would have told me above $300 would have been too much. And that's why when people come into this message, it tastes good to their lips for a little while. But when it gets in the belly, what begins to happen, you begin to learn that it carries a great price. When you see that your children, as much as you were thinking they were going to see this right away, they still hadn't. Suddenly, you're like, what's going on? What am I doing wrong? Brothers and sisters, if you will get that thinking out of your head and just seek after the kingdom, all these other things will be added unto you. Study to show yourself approved unto Yahweh. It shall be given, and he shall have more abundance. What does that mean? That means you're going to be given great authority in the kingdom, if you what? If you comprehend it. But Elder, what about those that don't understand the kingdom? But whosoever hath not from him shall be taken away, even that he hath. Now, listen carefully. It's one thing to hear about the kingdom and to say, I've heard the message, but it's another thing to pay the price for the kingdom. It's another thing to be willing to give it all and give up everything for the kingdom, your husband, your wife, your job, your everything. See, the way God knows if you understand the kingdom is not if you pass the quiz at the beginning of the class. That's head knowledge, see. He knows that you're worthy of the kingdom when you're willing to pay the price for the kingdom, when you're willing to give up anything, everything, and it all to follow after truth. You're willing to give up your reputation to him that does that. They're going to get abundantly in the kingdom. But for those that are not willing to understand it, see, many of you think when you come to the message, I'm going to become a Sabbath keeper. Let me show you, let me show you how this works. You ready? I'm going to show you how this works. You watch it, write this down. Pastor told us how this works. And three or four years, if you're still with me, you'll see it every time. People come in, they hear a new message. The kingdom. Sounds marvelous. They stay, they study the kingdom. They learn how to keep the Sabbath, the feast days, to pay their tithe, all of it, got it all together. But they did never find the foundation of the kingdom. The foundation of the kingdom is obedience to authority, submission. And one day when something goes against them or bucks them the wrong way, you'll find out if they understand the kingdom. Because if you understand the kingdom, you understand hierarchy, you understand Torah and its government over our lives. So Yahshua said, I'm not looking for people that will hear about the kingdom. I'm looking for people that will comprehend the kingdom. The second key to the kingdom tonight is comprehending the kingdom. Not just, see, hold on now. Some of you are experts at what the kingdom shall be, but you're not experts at experiencing now what the kingdom shall be. Amen. Praise Yah. Hallelujah. So according to the words of Yahshua, here's the principle that He operates on. The rich get richer. Do you know why people that have money don't worry about money? Because their money, what? Makes money. Amen. Their money makes money. Today, I was on the phone with my mother and a few other people about family business. And I invest my money back in the meat business where that's where a lot of our income comes from. But my money makes money. The rich get richer. Those that have money buy property, they buy land. What do they do? They take what they have and give it all to get more. If you think the message of the kingdom is getting smart about the millennial reign, no. It's when the kingdom moves into you right now and you begin to show the world today what tomorrow will be like. When you bring your own thoughts into captivity and begin operating in a kingdom culture, let's read Matthew 13, 13 through 15. Therefore speak I to them in parables. So that's why I speak to them in parables. You know why he just told you he speaks to them in parables? Because he doesn't want them to lose out. I need that to settle in. Catch the verse right before the one you just read. He said to him that is heard and understands and they don't go all the way through with it. They take it. I'm taking everything I gave them back. Amen. So that's why I speak to people in parables. So I don't have to do that. Hallelujah. Amen. Amen. Apostle. Oh, that's powerful right there. It is. He said, I deliberately do not let people hear the kingdom message because if they do, I'm going to require kingdom living out of them. Hallelujah. So it's better for me not to even let them hear it. So I don't have to take it away what they could have had and what they should have had. I just don't want them to hear about it at all. Let them keep being good little Christians. Oh God, that's powerful. Therefore, what does therefore mean? Here's why I speak to them in parables. So I don't get them started on a journey where they lose out on what they could have had and they have nothing. It's powerful. Because any man that puts his hand to the plow and looks back. So I would rather people not even put their hand to the plow, he said. So they don't lose everything. What a loving, what a loving God. He don't want you to know truth because truth is going to judge you. And there are some people that they cannot, they don't have what it takes. They're not going to endure to the end. So he says, I just preach to them good little sermons. But there's another group of people. And he said, if I give you the understanding of the kingdom, I'm going to require it of you. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Read. Amen. Matthew 13 and verse 13. Therefore, speak God to them in parables, because they seeing, see not, and hearing, they hear not, neither do they understand. Okay, before you read on, he said, I'm doing this to fulfill a prophecy from Isaiah. He said, I've deliberately, it was foretold that I would come and make people not understand me. That was prophesied that I would come and speak in such a way that nobody would see and nobody would hear. He said, I'm fulfilling Isaiah's prophecy. Read. Amen. Read. By hearing, you shall hear. I'm sorry. Neither do they understand. Verse 14. And in them is fulfilled the prophecy of Isaiah, which say it. What is the prophecy? Let's listen to it. By hearing, you shall hear and shall not understand and seeing you shall see and shall not perceive. Daniel said the wicked cannot understand. Now, when we say wicked, we think of evil people. No, no, no, no, no. The wicked servant was the lazy servant. The lazy do not understand. But the Bible said Daniel said the wise, the one with all in their lamps, they understand. Amen. He said, I am deliberately hiding this kingdom message from 99% of the Christian church because I don't want them to fall under the judgment of this message. Read. Verse 15. For this people's heart is wax gross and their ears are dull of hearing and their eyes they have closed. Let's say any time they should see with their eyes and hear with their ears and should understand what their heart or their mind and should be converted and I should heal them because there's a time when they're going to be healed. But it's not now. Now is not their time. Now is the time only for remnant Israel to be healed now and now only. What a loving God. He said, I'm deliberately blinding their eyes. Lest they should hear the gospel and mess up my plan. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Because if they would have heard it, who would have crucified our Lord? Hallelujah. Amen. He had to blind them. And now the church says he's going to send them all to hell for what he did to them. God help us. Pastor, can I ask a question, please? So this is what makes it so difficult for me as an evangelist. Like I'm going in, I'm preaching this message of hope, and I know that only those who are going to hear are the ones that Yahweh has brought forth to hear. Yes. Still, I have to preach with fervor and passion that kingdom message and know that it's only going to fall on the ears of those of remnant Israel that he's called out. But it still becomes tough because I don't want to feel as though, like I could almost say, I don't want to preach the message anymore. How do you think I feel? Evangelist, how do you think I feel? Amen. Ten years I preached this message before any of y'all heard me. Listen to what I'm telling you. I'm encouraging you. I did what I'm doing right now. Go back and look. Sit here like a bunch of people was listening when nobody was. I did that for 10. Judy Goday's here. She'll tell you I had four or five people sitting in my church. I was still preaching. Judy, I'll tell you, I preached back then as hard as I do now. I preach like I was on fire. Why? I've seen videos with only a few views. That's it. 10, 20, 30 people. But I never backed up, evangelist. Here's why. I understood when Yahshua said we were fishers of men. I understood what he meant. In those days, they didn't use fishing rods. There was no bait. They didn't take and cast when he said, I'll make you fishers. Here's what they did. They got on a boat. They went out in the lake, which is the world, the internet, whatever. And what they did was they dropped a net in the water and held that net until Yahweh sent in a school of fish. But had they not been holding the net with the answers to their questions for the people, they would have had no net to go into when Yahweh. All I was doing when y'all showed up in 2020, I was holding a net. I'd been holding it for 10 years. And here y'all all, I'm looking at Ryan Westvig. I'm looking at Donna Faulkner, Meadows, sister Meadows, sister. I'm looking at all of you right now. You, Yahweh, I didn't call none of you in here. I didn't come up looking for you. Yahweh brought the fish. So evangelists hold the net. The net is the gospel of the kingdom and you preach it and you preach it and you preach it. And then one day, somebody is going to swim into that net, but somebody has got to be holding it when they do. Amen. Amen. Amen, son. We never quit preaching the gospel. But what we don't do is get discouraged when no fish come. Because remember, the most powerful ministry on planet earth wound up with 120 members. Hallelujah. It always needs a man, doesn't he? Amen. Yahshua walked on water. And at the end of the road, there was only 120 people showed up after his resurrection, waiting in Jerusalem. There was only 120 that obeyed his command. Think about it. That's why you'll never see me discouraged. Never. Why? Because I realized the success of this ministry, the numbers, people's always talking about numbers and I get so frustrated. People tell me, oh, it's going to start growing. I don't care if it ever grows. I don't know why people don't believe me when I say that. I'm not impressed with growth at all. I'm not a Christian pastor. I don't need butts in a pew. I need obedience from a few. Unity from one or two. Amen, Apostle. And we will be Gideon's army when this is over. And what I'm trying to teach you, this is the key to the kingdom. You got to get it. You truly got to get it. Truly, Yahshua went from 5,000 people that came out to hear him preach to 120 that remained faithful. I don't even deserve 120 now because that's what he had. I truly believe what I preach, children. I don't know if y'all know that or not. I believe that whoever's coming is coming. Whoever's leaving is leaving. When it's over, General Vaughn and the Lord's army will be here. And I will meet you in the kingdom and rejoice with you that I was able to deposit something in your life called the message of the kingdom that got your mind right. Hallelujah. Oh, my time is gone. Help me, Holy Ghost. I'm not finished yet. Hold on. Can I buy five minutes? Will y'all, will anybody give me five minutes? Yes, sir. All right. I know the hour's late. All right. Five minutes. Matthew 21, 45. Matthew 21, 45. Amen. Now here comes the preachers of Yahshua's day, the smartest men in Christianity, if you will. I know they're not Christians. I'm comparing them. Let's read what the pastors had to say. Read. Amen. And when the chief priest and Pharisees had heard his parables, they perceived that he spoke of them. But when they sought to lay hands on him, they feared the multitude because they took him for a prophet. Is that Matthew 21, 45? Yes, sir. Oh, I'm sorry. That was 45 and 46. And when the chief priest and Pharisees had heard his parables, they perceived that he spoke of them. Now notice, even they didn't understand what he was saying, but they knew he was talking about them. Amen. Now read Matthew 13, 36. And let me show you where every one of you are right now. You got to get this key to the kingdom. I'm going to show you where every one of you are right now. Matthew 13, 36. Amen. Then Yahshua sent the multitude away. Now he sent the whole church, 5,000 people. He sent them all away after he had preached a confusing message to them. Read. And went into the house and his disciples came unto him. Anytime the crowd leaves, the disciples will come. Amen. I don't have no spiritual ears here. Amen. Well, I hear it, apostle. We love those times. I'm hearing it. The crowd, the Toto fans, the crowd has to leave. Now it had to bring them in to get you. We're fine with that. But then the crowds had to leave and you had to go into the house and find your disciples. Amen. Yahshua, the Bible said, then the disciples came. Disciples cannot come when you're having a massive Toto rally. Disciples cannot come whenever the people are clamoring for fame and fortune. But when they all leave, you look around and the disciples come. And listen to what he told them. Amen. The disciples come unto him saying, Declare unto us the parable of the tares of the field. Now, that's what he had just got through preaching about was the tares. And the disciples said, OK, dude. Pastor, apostle. Do you know the Bible says Yahshua is the chief apostle? He's an apostle. Amen. If he's the chief, there's others. Amen. They said, apostle. Now that they're gone, what was you talking about? What was you saying that you couldn't say? And that's when the Bible said he began to teach them. Matthew, let's go to Mark 4, 13. I'm trying to hurry. Mark 4, 13. Listen to what Yahshua told them. And this is what I'm giving you right now. I'm fixing to give you the key to the kingdom in this verse. One of these keys is right here in this verse. Mark 4, 13. Amen. And he said unto them, know ye not this parable? And how then will ye know all parables? Pastor, how is that a key to the kingdom? It's everything. Here's what he said. If you understand one parable that I teach, you'll understand them all. Because every one of them are the same thing. Amen. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. And now we're going to find out what that one parable was that is in every parable of Yahshua. He said, if you can figure out what I'm talking about, it's one parable. Because if you know this parable, you're going to know every time I preach, I'm going to be just like Pastor Vaughn. Every time I preach, it's going to be one message coming out of my mouth in many different stories and sermons. The kingdom of God. Amen. Hallelujah. Oh, yes. And this was the mystery the preachers didn't know about. The kingdom of God. This was the mystery that nobody understood that came to hear the preacher. But here's what he said. If you ever get this, you're going to hear me preach it every time I preach with a different sermon title, a different parable. There is no every sermon from First Harvest. If you get the kingdom of God, you get every sermon. Because every sermon is driving you to the kingdom. Now, I must hurry. My time is gone. Let me get down here. Here's what I want to do. Mark 4, 10 through 11. And then I'm going to take you to four parables that he taught. I'm going to do it in three minutes. And I'm going to show you when you figure one out. You get them all. Mark 4, 10 through 11. Amen. And when he was alone, they that were about him with the twelve asked him of the parable. And he answered unto them, unto you it is given to know the mysteries of the kingdom of Yahweh. But unto them that are without, all these things are done in parables. For them that are outside the camp, for them that are without, they'll always be confused about the kingdom. Only those that are willing to pay for it will understand the kingdom. Now, let me prove it to you. I know my time is gone, but I shouldn't have started with that tabernacle's agenda. It robbed 10 minutes of my time. So listen carefully. I'm going to take you through four parables that Yahshua taught that you thought was cute, little, simple lessons for the simplistic people. Let's start off with one that everybody knows, the parable of the sower. Matthew 13. We're not going to read it because time doesn't allow it. Matthew 13 and 1 through 9, 18 through 23. How many knows he talks about a sower went out to sow and he threw some seed on stony ground. He threw it on thorny ground and good ground. And we understand all of that. Okay. Now, for all your life, when you heard a preacher preach on that, you were told that that meant what? I'm listening. You could lose your salvation and it wouldn't stick because it was on certain type of things that are involved in it. But the seed was planted. Amen. Amen. And that's what we always heard. Correct. However, that is not at all. Even though that's true, you've got to have a good mind. We get all that. Okay. Not what he was teaching. How do I know that? Because I know every parable he taught was concerning the kingdom of God. Okay. So we find that the secret in the 18th verse of chapter 13 about the sower. He said here, therefore, the parable of the sower, when anyone hears the word of the what? The kingdom. Hallelujah. He's telling you what the good ground is, what the thorny ground is, because he's talking to Jewish people. He came to teach them about the kingdom, but guess who could not receive the kingdom message because he did not come riding on a stallion, the stony ground of the Jewish people. Their ground was stony. There was another group of people that heard the message of the kingdom that were Jews like Nicodemus and a few others who started to follow him, but they fell away whenever persecution came. That was the thorns. However, there was a few, the remnant that understood the message of the kingdom. And that's what that whole parable is about, is the kingdom of Yahweh and the coming kingdom of God. And here's what he said. If you grasp that one, then you can grasp the power, the parable of the mustard seed. In Matthew 13, 31, read that one verse for me, Elder. Verse 31. And let's see what this parable is about. Amen. Another parable put he forth unto them saying, the kingdom of heaven is like. Well, there you go. The kingdom, the kingdom, the kingdom, the kingdom. He said, if you ever get the kingdom, I'll preach on it in the mustard seed. I'll preach on it in the tares and the wheat. I'll preach on it in the sower. I'll preach on it. Everything I preach will be the coming kingdom of God. And he talks about how that small beginning of himself being the seed would grow like the mustard tree. It would grow and cover the whole earth. Parable number three. Let's go to Matthew 13, 44. Let's read this parable quickly. Amen. Again, the kingdom of heaven is like unto a treasure. Hold on. What's the subject? What's the subject again? The kingdom. Did Yahshua not tell them? If you get one parable, you get them all. Amen. Here we are, the hidden treasure in the field. Let's find out. Now, pastor, when you say kingdom, what are you talking about? Remnant Israel. Amen. Let me show it to you in this parable. Just read just a little bit there. Amen. Again, the kingdom of heaven is like unto a treasure hid in a field. The witch, when a man hath found, he hideth. For joy thereof goeth and selleth all that he has and buyeth that field. All right. Now that, pastor, is what? The kingdom. Watch this. Watch this. There was a treasure hidden in a field. Oh, yes, Pastor Vaughn. We know who that treasure was. It was Jesus Christ. Bonk, bonk, bonk. Wrong. The gospel. Jesus Christ was not hidden. He was right there in front of everybody. Oh, well, it was the gospel. Wrong again. The gospel was being preached. It wasn't hidden. However, there is a verse in Exodus 19 and 5 that calls the house of Israel a peculiar treasure of Yahweh. And after those tribes were lost, they were now hidden in the field. The lost tribes of Israel is the hidden treasure that the man came and bought. Hallelujah. Amen. And notice what it says, Elder Morgan, after he buys the hidden treasure. Notice what he does with it. Read it again. Amen. And the kingdom of heaven is likened to a treasure hidden in a field, the which when a man hath found, he hide it. Okay, the man buys it. Who is the man? Yahshua. And what is he about to do? I only came to save, to purchase, to redeem this hidden treasure. The lost, the word lost and hidden, pretty much synonymous. I came to buy the lost treasure, which has been scattered across the world. I came to buy it. But notice what he does with it after he buys it. Listen. And hide for the joy. And what does he do? What does he do with the hidden treasure? It stays hidden. Amen. Amen. Hallelujah. I don't know if anybody caught that. This is good. The treasure stays lost. They don't get found at that moment. At the time he redeems them, they remain lost. Hallelujah. Until the kingdom time comes and then that treasure is revealed. Can I do one more parable before I let you go tonight? Just one more. Let's go and look at the parable of the pearl of great price. Matthew 13, 45 through 46. Hallelujah. Amen. Again, the kingdom of heaven is like... What is the subject again? The kingdom. The kingdom. You get one parable, ain't got nothing to do with Yahshua. Ain't got nothing to do with saving the lost. Every parable is the lost tribes of the house of Israel, which will make up the government of the kingdom of Yahweh. Every single one of these parables. All right, read. It is like unto a merchant man seeking goodly pearls, who when he had found one pearl of great price, went and sold all that he had and bought it. Sort of like the hidden treasure in the field. Same parable. Do you hear? Just got a different sermon title on it. But let's take it a little bit deeper than that. All right. Most people think the pearl of great price is the gospel. No, beloved. What is the gates of the city, the New Jerusalem, represented by? The tribes. The pearl. The pearly gates. You've ever heard the pearly gates? There's only 12 entrances into the New Jerusalem. You got to come through a pearl. You've got to come through one of those tribes to get into the New Jerusalem. And what does gates always represent in Israel? The government. It's where the government would always sit in the gates of the city. The elders of Jerusalem were the gates of the city. It's where they would judge matters. It was the kingdom being taken from Judah and given to Israel in that moment. That is the merchant man that went and bought the pearl of great price. And brothers and sisters, now you know the best of the story. Take this key. Find the kingdom message in everything you do. Apply the kingdom to your life. And look, I could go on and on. The woman that lost 10 pearls or 10 coins. The 10 lost tribes. I mean, we could go on and on. The five foolish. Every parable is about what your church never preaches about. The coming kingdom of God and remnant Israel made up only of those from the house of Judah and the house of Ephraim coming together. Only that remnant will be the gates, will be the pearls. He only came for them at this time. And when you understand that, you now have a mystery that you're responsible for. To do what? To make your money. Make money. Yahweh bless you. Good night, everybody. Thank you, pastor. Thank you, pastor. Thank you. Thank you, pastor. Thank you, pastor. Thank you.