“On the Third Day” Refers to One’s Time Here: "About Thirty Years Old" Means About Time to Go
The Third Day is about what happens to you near the end of your time here. Three is complete: triangular, immovable: a perfect time. Descending three days in hell is the complete time of being here. It is given unto man once to die, which we all did in Christ, and then have however many lives it takes to overcome this ignorance and ascend. Three days is the experience in this death. At the end of the third day you ascend, so ON the third day things happen to prepare you for rising. You start to wake up. You catch onto imagining. Understanding comes. Miracles happen.
It is not three literal days. It is however long it takes one to grow completely; to mature, to reach adulthood. When you are a child, you act as a child, then you get trained as a servant. When you become capable, you get adopted as a son. However long it takes is “three days.”
On the third day is seedtime and harvest. This is part of the pattern of waking up. If you are on your third day, expect it. On the third day one becomes the Merciful Father, Abraham, thus the father of multitudes. Expect to bless people. Having made yourself white (experience with Laban), you wrestle with the Man. You win, and limp, seeing the face of God. On the third day there is a marriage in Cana of Galilee: the waters of your thoughts/desires become the wine of manifestation, of fulfillment. The end of the Season of Grace (the period between the temple destructions) was a third day — the Anointing was seen. On the third day we rise up to be with Him.
Added 02/01/2018:
Just as three has to do with perfection and completion, so does the number ten. Thirty = three times ten. Hence, "Now Jesus himself was about thirty years old when he began his ministry," (Luke 3:23) has absolutely nothing to do with any man turning thirty years old. It is God in anyone approaching the end of his time here. Waking up, shaking off ignorance, getting anointed with the Holy Spirit, maturing and ready to rise after three days and three nights in the bowels of the earth.
It is not three literal days. It is however long it takes one to grow completely; to mature, to reach adulthood. When you are a child, you act as a child, then you get trained as a servant. When you become capable, you get adopted as a son. However long it takes is “three days.”
On the third day is seedtime and harvest. This is part of the pattern of waking up. If you are on your third day, expect it. On the third day one becomes the Merciful Father, Abraham, thus the father of multitudes. Expect to bless people. Having made yourself white (experience with Laban), you wrestle with the Man. You win, and limp, seeing the face of God. On the third day there is a marriage in Cana of Galilee: the waters of your thoughts/desires become the wine of manifestation, of fulfillment. The end of the Season of Grace (the period between the temple destructions) was a third day — the Anointing was seen. On the third day we rise up to be with Him.
Added 02/01/2018:
Just as three has to do with perfection and completion, so does the number ten. Thirty = three times ten. Hence, "Now Jesus himself was about thirty years old when he began his ministry," (Luke 3:23) has absolutely nothing to do with any man turning thirty years old. It is God in anyone approaching the end of his time here. Waking up, shaking off ignorance, getting anointed with the Holy Spirit, maturing and ready to rise after three days and three nights in the bowels of the earth.
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