Elul's Anointing: Repentance and Verdicts

So, now let's look at the anointings of the month of Elul. First and foremost, Rosh Chodesh, everybody. Happy New Month. Happy New Moon to everybody. This is a very important month, as they all are. But this one culminates into the Feast of Trumpets. Just like we showed everybody. This culminates into Yom Teruah, where the books are opened for the individuals. Joseph, Genesis 41, you can confirm that. And then also for the nations. Go look at the story of Jonah. Go look at the story of Nebuchadnezzar and Daniel 4. They were both in this time period of Elul through Tishrei 10, the Feast of Yom Kippur. And we'll get more into that as we go through the anointings of this month. But Rosh Chodesh, everybody. We hope everybody's doing well and everybody's ready for an awesome month ahead.

As we conclude our spiritual purification journey on Elohim's divine appointments and calendar year, it could not end on a better month than Elul. It is the 12th month of the civil calendar and the sixth month of the biblical calendar. As we have discovered, the number six represents the letter Vav or Waw, which is a picture of Yeshua as the mediator between heaven and earth, because He is the one who manifests the righteous rendered verdicts from the courts of heaven to be manifested on the earth from the Feast of Trumpets on forward. Thus, the primary reason it is widely believed that the month of Elul is where the anointing of the divine presence is very strong upon the earth, and we'll get more involved in that. But this is a very powerful month where the divine presence is very powerful upon the earth. The number 12 represents the perfection of governmental order. This is the last month prophetically speaking before Yeshua would return for His second coming events. This is the last month before that. A few examples of this revelation are the 12 tribes, the 12 apostles, and so forth and so on. In the book of Revelation, we find an incredible confirmation about the power behind this number and what it points to: the perfection of governmental order in the New Jerusalem. In Revelation 21:9-17, it says, "Then one of the seven angels who had the seven bowls filled with the seven last plagues came to me and talked with me, saying, 'Come, I will show you the bride, the Lamb's wife.' And he carried me away in the Spirit to a great and high mountain, and showed me the great city, the holy Jerusalem, descending out of heaven from God, having the glory of God. Her light was like a most precious stone, like a jasper stone, clear as crystal. Also, she had a great and high wall with 12 gates, 12 angels at the gates, and the names written on them, which are the names of the 12 tribes of Israel. Amen. Three gates on the east, on the north, on the south, and the west. Now, the wall of the city had 12 foundations, and on them were the names of the 12 apostles of the Lamb. And he who talked with me had a gold reed to measure the city, its gates, and its wall. The city is laid out as a square, and its length is as great as its breadth. And he measured the city with the reed: 12,000 furlongs. Its length, breadth, and height are equal. Then he measured its wall: 144 cubits, according to the measure of man, that is, of an angel." Okay, so that is a very important tie-in which goes back into the 12th month of Elul. And we just wanted to tie in what how important that is to the New Jerusalem. And the number 12 means governmental order, which is very imperative to understand.

Elul is the month that is widely accepted as meaning "the king is in the field," which points to Yeshua, the King of Israel. So, this is what is saying that the king is in the field. During this month, inspecting the believers before the Feast of Trumpets, when the books are open. You understand? So, this is very important. This saying was birthed when the kings of Israel would visit their men in the field and dwell among them during this month. So, the kings of Israel, the ancient kings of Israel, would dwell with their people in the fields during the month of Elul. That's why they say the king is in the field. But let's talk about the King of Israel, the true King of Israel. This is the month that He is inspecting the fruit of all of us before we get to the Feast of Trumpets, when the books are opened for the individuals and also the nations. So, this is super important to pray into these things during the month of repentance individually, and also the nation that you live in. If you love your nation, to pray about the nation that you live in for righteous rendered verdicts and all of these beautiful things. I live in America, so we can, we need the prayers for America, for sure. And I love the state of Israel, so we need to be praying for the Israelis as well, and whatever countries, you know, of course, where you guys are from. I love all countries, but these are just the countries that are the top two for myself. So, again, this is super amazing to be a part of if we understand the anointing of the months and understand these beautiful tie-ins that the Jewish people have given us to understand.

So, again, we'll go through it really quick. This is when the king of Israel would be in the field with their men and dwell among them during this month. That's why prophetically speaking, Yeshua is in the field inspecting the fruit of myself, you guys, and everybody else. And at Messiah's second coming events in the millennial kingdom, He will be in the field. The King will be in the field. And there's no questions will be about that at the second coming events. Accordingly, the anointing of Elul is repentance, Teshuvah, because ultimately repentance is the key to receiving the righteous rendered verdicts on the Feast of Trumpets and Yom Kippur from Elohim. Once we repent, the righteous, just, and superior Judge moves from the judgment seat to the mercy seat through the precious blood of the Lamb to grant us the righteous rendered verdicts for our petitions. I'll say this again, my friends. What we're trying to do right now is, we're every year we're doing this is we're setting ourselves up in a good way. This is a good way. We're going through the process of the anointing of the calendar to understand these things. And if we follow Him on this thing and understand the anointings, then you're going to get the righteous rendered verdicts because you're in alignment with Him. You're obedient to what He wants us to be obedient with, and you understand the anointings of the calendar. And it's just a beautiful, beautiful thing when we're in alignment with the Most High. In 1 John 1:9, "If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just, and He will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness." In Revelation 3:19, "Those whom I love I rebuke and discipline. So be earnest and repent." So, again, this is the whole manner of what we need to be in right now is a state of Teshuvah, a state of repentance. We don't need to be any other way than that. Humble repentance, you know, and expecting the Lord to deliver us from whatever that may be. Once we're in alignment with Him, believing Yeshua, Holy Spirit, following the commandments, then again, we would understand these things to get the righteous rendered verdicts on the Feast of Trumpets.

Elul is the most intimate of all months because it is heavily anointed in repentance as we journey towards the Feast of Trumpets. During the past year, we have discovered that this is when the books are opened, and all the individuals and the nations are weighed in the scales by Elohim as He righteously ordains their verdicts for the year, either favorable or unfavorable. During the month of Elul, He is in the field searching the entirety of the world to see who is laboring in the field for His kingdom. Yeshua says that all the time about getting into the field, right? About the labors in the field, right? That there are very few laborers in the field to get the harvest. "The harvest is plenty, but the laborers are few," is what Yeshua says in the gospel accounts. So, again, this is very important as we set ourselves up, as we look at the calendar. What He's talking about is the month of Elul, the month of repentance, and then again, the anointings of it, the kings in the field, inspecting the fruit, all of these things. And then we get to Yom Teruah, and we pray our petitions, expecting the righteous rendered verdict from the Almighty. And however long that takes, but we expect the righteous rendered verdict if we're in alignment with Him, if we're following His ways, doing the best that we can. Sabbath, new moon, feast days, understand these things. The heart posture, love God, love neighbor, all of these things with morality. Then we're going to get the righteous rendered verdict at the appointed time. I'm not saying on the Feast of Trumpets that you will get it, or on the Feast of Yom Kippur you'll get it. You might or you might not. But at the same time, it's for the year. It's for the opening of the year. The Feast of Trumpets opens up the year to the other Feast of Trumpets for the righteous rendered verdicts to be delivered through the year or through whatever it may be. So, again, I've been on two-year journeys, I've been on three-year journeys, I've been on seven-year journeys, you know, praying about certain things. And again, it depends on the prayer and on obviously the topic, but He carries us through a journey for these things. And again, it could happen overnight. He can do it whenever. But what I try to tell people is, set yourself up for the righteous rendered verdicts. Set yourself up with Yah. Forget mankind, with Yah and what you want to petition and go through this process with Him. Be obedient to Him. The calendar, the days, the Sabbath, the new moons, all these things, feast days. Be in obedience to Him, and you will get the righteous rendered verdicts at the appointed time. There's no doubt. Now, does He carry us through a journey sometimes to give us the true convictions of all these things? Of course. But that's between you and Him on how that works with time, what He gives to you and your spiritual gifts and all these things, you know. So, again, we're all on the same page, but we're all on a different journey, so to speak. So, it depends on your journey and where you are, but obedience, my friends, is better than sacrifice. To heed the Lord is better than fatted rams on the altar. Because rebellion is just as the sin of witchcraft. And stiff-neckedness or stubbornness is just like the sin of idolatry. Who said that? The prophet Samuel. The prophet Samuel said that in 1st Samuel, I think 15. So, that's very important. I mean, that's a huge statement of what Samuel told Saul. Obedience, my friends, is better than sacrifice. To heed the Lord, to follow the Lord is better than fatted rams or whatever else on the altar. Because what? Rebellion, not following the Lord, is just as the sin of witchcraft. So, my friends, we've got a lot of people in witchcraft right now. I used to be in it as well until I stopped trying to be rebellious all the time. Once I tried my best not to be in rebellion, then I'm not stiff-necked anymore, because that's just like idolatry, is what Samuel says. So, my friend, my Christian friends, it's time to wake up and really understand what Samuel said. Paul is never going to go against that, everybody. I promise you that. He would never go against Samuel with what Samuel said with that. Even though people want to put Paul against everybody in the Bible because of their disobedience is why they do it. They want to find anything in Paul to go break the commandments because Paul's the apostle to the Gentiles. We listen to Paul, you know. No, listen to God. And if we don't listen to God, you're not going to understand Paul either. Because you're not listening to Yah. If we follow Yah and His commandments, we're going to understand Paul. If we do not, then welcome to replacement theology, which will be judged tremendously at the judgment seat of the Messiah.