Comment from the Author: In the account of the year of Jubilee in Leviticus 27: 24, the field shall be returned to the owner, which is the Lord, and in verse 30 the tithe of the land, seed or fruit is considered holy to the Lord.

We are the born again sacred seed of God. We are the fruit of, and part of the tree of life (Jesus). Not of our doing, not of our works, but because we have died in baptism and then rose to our new state through the death and resurrection of the Lord. We truly are new creatures, a different kind than any that have been born into Adam's race. You see, Adam's people belong to this present world, where Satan is its god. We belong to our Father's Kingdom. Every time one of us is born again, God's Kingdom grows, for we are His field, and the Kingdom starts in our hearts.

Think about this, we are the physical manifestation of the Kingdom of God!

In this world, the powers and principalities, rulers of darkness and lesser evil spirits, are tormenting and harassing mankind, but in our Father's Kingdom they have already been defeated. So they really have no power over His field either. He is the King, and all is subject to Him in His Kingdom. The good news is, everyone can become a part of this victorious, loving kingdom if they choose. The woes of this world can be overcome by the born again child of God that remains steadfast, including death, sickness and the enemy. This is why healing went hand in hand with the gospel as Jesus preached the Kingdom. It was to demonstrate this victorious phenomenon and to manifest God's desire for the restoration of mankind.

Absolutely nothing is impossible for those that are fully in God's domain. Today however, with what we know, and our maturity level, we are only able to see the Kingdom of God in our mind's eye, or spiritual eyes, and we can only be a citizen of the Kingdom in our hearts. We have the promise and hope of so much more however. Apostle Paul said it this way:

But at this present time God's field is still being cultivated and it is still a part of this world. The enemy has very cleverly sown weed seeds among the sacred seeds, but they are soon to be revealed and removed altogether. Right now however, the King allows them to grow together, for to remove the weeds too early would root up the tender short-rooted sacred seed. At this time it is very hard to tell one from the other, but as the sacred seeds mature, they begin to look much different. The Father's Son tenderly watches their growth. His workers, the angels, make sure they are not harmed. The Father Himself personally sends the latter rain of righteousness.

Those seeds that will absorb the rain will grow and mature into a different kind of crop than what has ever been grown before. A Bride is emerging that is "fit for a King"! When the time is just right, those that have been guarding the King's crop will harvest them. Sadly, the weeds as well as the sacred seed have grown quite strong. To the natural eye they are still so alike. However, the owners know the difference, the workers know also, for they are from another realm, the Kingdom of God!

If you could just see, you would notice that the characteristics of the sacred seed are quite different from the weeds. The seedlings lean towards the Son. Their leaves are turned up ready to receive more rain from the Father, and their roots are quite firmly established now. Almost ready for harvest! Little robes of righteousness have been placed on them.

If we are not clothed in righteousness, are we found naked? When Adam and Eve sinned, they lost their righteousness (or right standing with God) and were naked. They also were no longer immortal!

But what about the weeds? All this time they too have had angelic workers watching over them. However, these workers are lawless, evil and always ready and alert to spot a sacred seed that is not receiving enough rain. You see, the weeds were carefully planted in God's field by their father. They were strategically placed so their roots would wrap around the sacred seed with the intent of keeping out the latter rain that is released at a feast called in God's Kingdom "Shimini Atzeret". The weeds must see to it that God's crop does not experience this final feast of rain. Eventually this drought will cause them to weaken and will unfortunately end in death. Again however, the Father sees, the Son sees, and their workers know and see as well. Little robes of unrighteousness are placed on the weeds, for they have corrupted God's land and crop.

All this may sound like a tale from a child's story book, and that it is. The book was written for God's children. The author is God Himself, so He must have thought it important to tell this story as a teaching tool, or example, for His family. Let us read therefore from His book, Matthew 13: 24-30.

This is further explained again in Matthew 13, if we will read from verse 36 to 43.

Here is the end of the story. The greater Abraham (our Father God) will tithe a tenth of His harvested crop to the high priest (His Son), who has been fashioned after the order of Melchizedek, which means (King of Righteousness). Now you can see the importance of the sacred seed receiving a robe of righteousness before they are presented to their husband and King as the Bride of Christ!

A new earth will be birthed through this tithe. The wedding present from their Father by the way, is the eagerly sought after gift of immortality. Now they too will have no beginning or end. Their new address will be Salem (meaning Peace or Shalom).

They are now officially married! The Bride and Groom are one. With the feast of Tabernacles fully experienced, it is on to new beginnings.

What a happy ending! Now the nations can come and a new crop can be planted in the holy field called Salem or New Jerusalem (city of peace) that is no longer cursed.

In other words, no more tares will be planted by Satan. In fact, the enemy will be chained for a thousand years.

As we close this story, let the Day of Jubilee begin! Let the church move from Christianity into eternity and be guided by those that have received the gift of immortality. Revelation 21: 4 and 5 makes this promise and as the sacred seed of Abraham, this promise is ours.

Here is a little food for thought:

If righteousness is the tree of Life, and Jesus is the King of Righteousness, then who would the tree of Life be? Is it not Jesus?

Also, if being unrighteous made us naked, and therefore mortal, then it only stands to reason that if righteousness would cover us again, we would begin to become immortal. You see, righteousness cannot be corrupted, made to decay or die.

Now if Jesus is the King of Righteousness, is it not a fact that Satan must be the King of Unrighteousness? So, if Jesus is the tree of Life, then would Satan not be the tree of good and evil.

How do we fit in the picture? After we are born again and have experienced the deliverance ministry of Isaiah 61, and have matured and developed a deep love for God's commandments, the scriptures promise we too will become "trees of righteousness, the planting of the Lord." We will be shaped to the image of the King of Righteousness, and grafted in to the Tree of Life. So the encouragement is, walk in righteousness.