The Way of a Man with a Maid

There be three things which are too wonderful for me, yea, four which I know not: The way of an eagle in the air; the way of a serpent upon a rock; the way of a ship in the midst of the sea; and the way of a man with a maid. Proverbs 30:18-19.

It has been my keen study to watch the carrying out of heaven's purposes within the land. I am also sometimes surprised at the ignorance of some souls in regard to what is occurring, in the light of our past communications. I am mystified at the drudgery that some souls put themselves through while following a man. For the sake of the bride, however, it is good that I go over it again, even though this continual repetition seems to have not taken hold in some souls or even been slightly grasped.

Many times I have pointed the land to the Two Witnesses. I have said, "Look there, do what they do." This parable in the land has done very little good for some souls. I will explain as clearly as the noon day sun, and anyone who is not completely blind will see it.

I have had a few folks come to me and ask me what I want them to do with their car or trailer or pay check. I tell them to do what they want with them. Use those things for their own welfare. What people do with their own things is of no interest to me. I couldn't care less. I am not your will, the Father is your will. Someone came to my house recently saying that they just wanted someone to tell them what to do. That is what God in them does, but they were looking for a man to follow. I then said to the soul, "Follow me." I saw no light of recognition or understanding appear in the countenance.

With the consummation I previously stated that my instructions were to do what the people asked of me. The people are not to come to me and ask me what I want them to do. I am not a molester. THEY ARE TO TELL ME WHAT THEY WANT. I DO NOT TELL THEM WHAT I WANT. The bride is in control of the bedroom. That is her domain.

I have not told anyone to sell their trailer or give me their car. I don't want them. I have never wanted them. What the people do is to tell me what God is instructing them to do with their car or trailer. They tell me what they must do. Then I discourage them some. I tell them that they need their stuff. Then they tell me that they cannot have it. God is constraining them to do thus and so. If God is not constraining them, I do not want them to darken my door about an issue. How would I know the answer if the answer is not given them to give me?

Then, when they tell me what they must do, I wait for the Father to move me. I cannot move merely because someone tells me God is telling them something. I move when the Father puts that something on me. In this way I become a second witness to them. He must move the husband, after the husband is entreated by the bride. If the bride moves on her own and ignores the husband, not waiting for his blessing, then God will not bless it. The bride must be moved upon by God, and then the bride comes to the husband with her request. Then the Father moves upon the husband, and the blessing is given. When everything is over, all involved know that God did it. He gets the glory and not the will of man.

There is a law, and the law must be followed, or the promise will not be fulfilled. When the consummation was being carried out, there were very specific instructions given me that I had to follow precisely. I had to take instructions from the bride, but I also had to be given the clear movement of my Father regarding any request given me. During the consummation some folks tried in every way to convince me that I should move in a certain direction, but the Father showed me that they were not doing it in His will, but in their own will. THIS WILL NOT WORK! EVER!!

The soul must be moved by God, then the soul must move in the will of God. Then the facilitator, the Husband, must be moved by God, and then the facilitator must move. The Husband cannot be moved by the bride directly. The Father must move the Husband in the same way He has moved the bride. When these things are done, the blessing falls out of heaven. It cannot be stopped. It rains a flood. This is how it was, and is, with the Two Witnesses, and this will be how it is with anyone who follows their example.

What you do with your things must be on your heart very strongly to have it accomplished. It must be as it was with Esther and the king. You should never copy anyone else, for the Father's will for you may differ. The devil wants religious people to be copy cats, and do the "right thing" but to do them in their own power and imagination. If they do the "right thing" in their own power and imagination, then the devil wins. If they were to get a new house it would only curse them. When a soul is moved by God, and then the facilitator, the second witness, is moved by God, then what occurs will be in the will and blessing of God. No curse will follow. When Esther entreated the husband, the husband's heart was moved, and he held out the scepter. Then the feast was enjoined and God's purposes were fulfilled.