FAR FROM THE TRUTH

Here is an excerpt of a letter which was forwarded to Table of the Remnant. Following is our response.

"And I believe He's speaking to you people, and we're trying to get the dullness out of your ears, and trying to get your eyes to see - so that what you get, you can turn it back to God and say, "do it Lord." If the Lord gives you His Word, it's so you intercessors can return it to Him and give Him permission to do it. And then He becomes accountable for it. God becomes accountable for what He speaks. His Word will not return to Him void because any time He speaks a word, He sends enough power to accomplish it. And so when these other words come that are distracting, it's dulling your ears. Anything that you hear, and see what He's really saying on, and you say, "do it Lord", He becomes accountable and He'll do it."

This is so far from the truth. Who gave the Father permission to bring a flood? Does He have our permission to bring judgment and does He need us to tell Him anything? Who gave Him permission to send His Son to be tortured to death? This attitude is grievous. The church teaches this to His lambs which is also grievous to Him. We are sinful man, saved by the blood of His own beloved Son, Jesus. Who made Him give this Son to us? He willingly chose to do this. That is because of His nature, which is love, not because we deserve it. In light of what He has sacrificed for us, it is astounding that we should have an attitude of ordering Him to do anything, or taking anything that He does for granted. This attitude treats Him disrespectfully, which is never from the Spirit of God. ANYONE WHO HAS BEEN TO THE CROSS WOULD NEVER THINK IN SUCH AN ARROGANT WAY.

We know that judgment is coming. How does the Father feel about it? How does He feel about His Remnant? He sees that they don't care who He is or what He is thinking. Rather, they care about what events will happen, and about the dreams and visions and prophecies He has given. It is sometimes interpreted that He is unhappy because men did not do what He gave them to do. The truth is that they don't know what He wants them to do, because they do not know Him. They are the ones of whom He is speaking when He says that they are not worthy to come to the banquet of His Son. They were invited but they are too busy with their ministries etc.., and don't know Him. They don't recognize the call to the feast. They don't recognize the call to the throne room. They don't know Him, and they don't care about Jesus. He always takes a backseat to themselves, it is they who matter most, NOT HE HIMSELF.

Who is this person who sent His Son to a torturous death? Who is He? Where is His throne room, and what does He say when I humbly come into His presence? What was He thinking about earlier in the day, before I arrived? What does He do when I am not with Him? How can I bring pleasure to Him? What causes Him joy?

Ezekiel saw His glory standing there on the plain, Moses said to Him, "I won't go unless you go with me." What does Moses think now? Does Adam now fully recognize why He was created, and the great sacrifice that Jesus gave to bring us all to be with Him? Who is our God?

See how far this excerpt is from what the living God really thinks, or is, or cares about. The so-called "revival" which is coming, is nothing more than the response that will come from those who come in the place of the servants of the King who were found to be not worthy to partake in the wedding feast of His Son. The Father is looking over the earth now, to see who loves Him and wants to know Him and who loves His Son. He is bringing judgment on the church already, but He also sees that the Remnant are very religious as well. He will send His Spirit elsewhere to find those can come to His wedding feast.

Remnant, be warned, and go to Him. Kiss the Son, lest the Father be angry and you be destroyed in your way. What a tragedy it will be to stand on the earth when Jesus returns, but not to be among those who go with Him everywhere that He goes. Jesus was asked what it was to do the will of the Father. He said that to do the will of the Father was to believe in the One that He sent. We are on the earth two thousand years later. Where is the One who was sent and what is He saying and doing now? He is a Being who lives and thinks. Do you really know Him? Come into the throne room with humility and wait on Him. Wait. Don't come thinking of how you will serve Him, and how you will please Him. If you do all the talking don't expect Him to speak over your voice. Come and let Him decide all these things. Come and wait for Him to show Himself, and His Son, and His will. Who is worthy to be invited to the feast? Only those who love Him - those who wait for Him. He can and must be known by His bride, or those who consider themselves to be His bride, will find themselves at a distance from Him, when He returns.

Remnant, watch out for attitudes such as the above excerpt. If you don't see how wrong this thinking is, then you don't know the Father, and if you don't know the Father, how can you expect to be called His "chosen, faithful, obedient Remnant"? The throne room of the Father is open to all who want to know Him, He is not hiding, and He is not silent. "My sheep hear My voice and know Me". The day and hour has arrived on the earth, in which God's people MUST know Him and hear Him. It is not about repenting of your sin, Jesus' blood is given for us for that. It is not about learning the right doctrine or the key to the will of God, it is about whatever the Father thinks it is about, and we can only know what He thinks if we know Him and hear Him. You must go to Him and wait. If you do not trust that He will answer, if you do not believe that you can know Him as Abraham did (and does), then it is impossible to please Him. He insists that in this crucial day and hour, that His people KNOW HIM. There is no other revival, there is no other blessing, there is no other work of God that matters to Him, other than man coming to Him before He sends His Son back to the earth. These few (truly a remnant) are His Bride.

In the name of the Father,
Char Tierney