Mark 11:24 "Believe you receive" means "Assume it is true." The Milta (Miltha) is the Immediate presence of all eternity.

Luke 4:21, "This day this scripture is fulfilled." Regarding God's word, assume it is NOW true. Like T. L. and Daisy Osborn after seeing Christ ALIVE, and then seeing Him operating through William M. Branham, read the Bible believing it is true NOW. In Luke 4:21, something that WAS GOING TO BE TRUE happened, and entered into eternity as something that IS TRUE .

An interesting aside: I am no scholar of the Hebrew language, but I can read some scholarly works about it. One contention that has been put forth in the Introduction to Young's Literal Translation of the Bible (1976, third edition, revised. Grand Rapids, Guardian Press) is that THERE IS NO FUTURE TENSE IN THE HEBREW LANGUAGE. In Quora, Jeff Benner says, ". . . in Biblical Hebrew they only had two tenses; perfect and imperfect. The past, present and future tenses are related to time, but the Biblical Hebrew tenses, perfect and imperfect, are related to action. A perfect tense is a completed action and an imperfect tense is an action that is not completed. This does make translating verbs difficult as there are no equivalent tenses in English."

Ancient Hebrew doesn't have a future tense, only what it says IS true now, or it is GOING TO BE? If you believe what God says, READ IT LIKE HE SAYS IT. And what are you waiting for?