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Jesus Christ: The Early Christhood Ministry Ancient Mysteries Revelation

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The Master of Nazareth: An Assumed Narrative of the Anointed One

We make it very clear, the paper below by COFE-CYEM is an (assumed) account of Yeshua’s Early Ministry, His Rejection at Nazareth, and the Manifestation of His Divine Authority.

The Bible itself is the (exact account) and is absolutely true, correct and is the unquestionable Word of God.

The Hour of the Regeneration

In the days when the Regeneration was appointed to begin—that great epoch of spiritual awakening and cosmic transformation—there arose a stirring in the heavens and upon the earth. The ancient Christhood, which had slumbered through the ages of darkness, began to stir within the souls of the Elect.

The time of their return into their ancient heritage had drawn near. The Master Himself, though veiled from the eyes of the multitude, was preparing to gather those who had been of the inner groups of disciples during the days of the Manifestation. The Oblation of the Sin-offering, which had been accomplished once for all, was now to bear its fruit in the awakening of souls.

The great Tribulation was upon the world. Nations trembled. Peoples were in turmoil. The false vision pursued the true, that many might be ensnared. In different centres, voices cried out proclaiming the coming of the Christ, and many were deceived.

For though the return of the Master was at hand, He would never so announce Himself; for the Christ is no man, but the Lord. And though Christ was coming, and to not a few had already come, it was not as a man, but through the Kingdom of God which is within.

It was in the midst of these days—days of great danger and great promise—that the Master Yeshua (Jesus Christ) walked among His people, bringing the Light that had been veiled from most souls. The Sun was eclipsed, in some partially and in most fully; and spiritual darkness had prevailed. But the Light was coming. The Light was here. The Light was in the world, and the world knew it not.

Today, COFE-CYEM theology in the Fourth Truth seeks to show the world what what it assumes that the Master revealed: that there has never been a second, that all apparent separation is held within the singular Reality of God, and that the Eternal Christ is not merely a historical figure but the consciousness of the singular Reality awaiting manifestation in every soul.

The Fourth Truth is the assumed recognition that the Master came to reveal—that the Christ is not a man but the Lord, that the Christhood is the birthright of every soul, and that the Kingdom of God is within.

This is what we strongly assume the Master taught in Nazareth, and this is what the world has yet to receive. As the Master was rejected by His own, so the Fourth Truth is rejected by those who cling to duality. But the Light shines, and the darkness has not overcome it.

The Call to the Platform

It was on the eve of the Jewish Sabbath that Yeshua, the Nazarene, returned to the town of His youth. The familiar streets, the humble dwellings, the synagogue that had been the centre of His early spiritual formation—all these awakened memories of His strange youthful history.

He had been away for many seasons, walking the paths of Galilee, teaching in the villages, healing the sick, and proclaiming the kingdom of God. But now He had come home, to the place where Joseph and Miriam had raised Him, where He had learned the Torah at the feet of the rabbis, where He had grown in wisdom and stature.

He rested over night in the house of His kin, and the following morning, as the sun rose over the hills of Galilee, He betook Himself to the regular services in the local synagogue. The building was humble, as was the town itself, but it was sacred ground to Him.

He took the seat which He had occupied as a young boy with Joseph, His earthly father. No doubt the familiar scene awakened many memories in His mind: the voices of the elders, the chanting of the Psalms, the reading of the Law, the quiet weight of the Shekinah that sometimes descended upon the assembly.

Then, much to His surprise, He heard Himself called to the platform to conduct the service. It must be remembered that Yeshua was a regular rabbi, or priest, by birth, education and training, and was entitled to conduct the Jewish service.

No doubt His townspeople wished to hear their young townsman address and exhort them. Perhaps they were curious about His growing reputation. Perhaps they wished to honor the son of the carpenter who had become a teacher in Israel. Whatever their motive, they called Him to the place of authority.

He rose from His seat and walked to the platform. The congregation watched Him with mingled interest and expectation. He took the place of authority in the synagogue and proceeded to read the regular service in the accustomed manner, as prescribed by the custom and laws of the church.

The prayers, chantings and readings succeeded each other in their regular order. His voice was clear and strong, carrying the ancient words with a depth of meaning that the people had not heard before. The Shekinah, the divine presence, seemed to rest upon Him as He led the worship.

Then came the preaching of the sermon. Taking the sacred roll from its receptacle, He read the text from the prophet Isaiah:

“The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because He hath anointed me to preach the good tidings to the poor; He hath sent me to heal the brokenhearted, to proclaim liberty to the captives, and the opening of the prison to them that are bound; to proclaim the acceptable year of the Lord.”

He rolled up the scroll, handed it back to the attendant, and sat down. The eyes of all in the synagogue were fastened upon Him. Then He began His exposition of the text He had just read. But instead of the expected customary words and illustrations—technical theological hair-splitting and dreary platitudes—He began to preach in a manner unknown to the Nazarenes.

The Sermon That Shook the Synagogue

His opening sentence broke the silence and greatly startled and disturbed the congregation. “This day is this Scripture fulfilled in your ears,” were His opening words. The words seemed to hang in the air, charged with a power that the people had never experienced.

The prophecy of Isaiah was not a distant promise; it was a present reality. The Spirit of the Lord was upon Him. He had been anointed. The good tidings were being preached. The brokenhearted were being healed. The captives were being set free. The acceptable year of the Lord had come.

And then He began a statement of His conception of His ministry and His Message. Thrusting aside all precedent and musty authority, He boldly proclaimed that He had come to establish a new conception of the Truth—a conception that would overturn the priestly policy of formalism and lack of spirituality—a conception that would ignore forms and ceremonies, and cleave close to the spirit of the Sacred Teachings.

He spoke of the kingdom of God, not as a distant hope or a political reality, but as a present experience. He spoke of the kingdom as a state of consciousness, a condition of the heart, a transformation of the soul. He spoke of the Christ, not as a personal figure confined to history, but as the Eternal One who was perfectly made manifest through Him. He is Adonai, the Lord. By Him the Master was overshadowed and filled.

And then He began a scathing denunciation of the lack of spiritual advancement among the Jewish people—their materialism and desire for physical enjoyments and their drifting away from the highest ideals of the race. He preached the mystic doctrine, and insisted that they be applied to the problems of every-day life and conduct.

He brought down the teachings of the Kaballah from the cloudy heights, and set them before the people in plain, practical form. He bade them aspire to great spiritual heights, forsaking the base ideals to which they had clung.

He ran counter to every custom and prejudice of the people before Him, and showed a lack of reverence for all of their petty forms and traditions. He bade them leave the illusions of material life and follow the Light of the Spirit wherever it might lead them. He spoke of the Soul’s Christhood, the consciousness into which Souls are to enter, the ancient heritage that awaited them.

He preached as one having authority, and not as the scribes. His words carried the weight of divine truth. His eyes blazed with the fire of the Spirit. His voice resonated with the power of the Eternal. The congregation sat in stunned silence, then in growing agitation, then in rising fury. They had never heard such teaching. They had never encountered such authority. They had never been confronted with such truth.

The Fury of the Nazarenes

And then arose a disturbance among the congregation. They began to interrupt and question Him, and many were the contradictions and denials hurled at Him from the benches. Some began to sneer at His pretensions as the Bearer of the Message, and demanded that He work a wonder or “miracle” and give them a sign.

“Is not this the carpenter’s son? Is not His mother called Miriam? And His brethren, James, and Joseph, and Simon, and Judas? And His sisters, are they not all with us?” They reminded Him of His humble birth and condition of His parents, and refused to believe that any such person as He had any right to claim extraordinary powers or privileges.

The familiarity of the town bred contempt. They could not see beyond the carpenter’s workshop to the eternal throne. They could not see beyond the humble family to the divine origin. They could not see beyond the human vessel to the divine presence.

The demand for a sign He flatly refused to grant, not deeming the same proper, or in accordance with the custom of the Christhood Order which always frowned upon wonder-working in response to such a demand. He would not perform for their entertainment. He would not prove Himself to their satisfaction. He would not lower the sacred power to the level of a spectacle.

Then they began to abuse Him and cries of “charlatan” and “fraud” began to resound from the walls of the synagogue. Then came from His lips the famous saying, “A prophet is not without honor, save in his own country, and among his own kin, and in his own house.”

Then He began a fresh assault upon their prejudices and narrow views—their pet superstitions and bigotry. He stripped from them their garb of hypocrisy and assumed piety, and showed them their naked souls in all their ugliness and moral uncleanness. He poured burning invective and vitriolic denunciations into their midst, and spared no terms that could properly be applied to them.

He reminded them of the prophets of old. “There were many widows in Israel in the days of Elijah, when the heaven was shut up three years and six months, when great famine was throughout all the land; but unto none of them was Elijah sent, save unto Sarepta, a city of Sidon, unto a woman that was a widow. And there were many lepers in Israel in the time of Elisha the prophet; and none of them was cleansed, saving Naaman the Syrian.”

His words were as a two-edged sword, cutting through the pretensions of the proud and the self-righteous. He spared no one. He flattered no one. He compromised with no one. He spoke the truth in love, but the love was fierce and the truth was burning.

In a short time the congregation was beside itself with rage, and the pretended righteous indignation of a flock of hypocrites and formalists who had heard themselves described in disrespectful terms by one they regarded as an upstart young man from the lower classes of their virtuous community.

They felt that they had bestowed a flattering honor upon Him, as a mark of consideration for a young townsman upon His return from a foreign and domestic missionary tour. And now to think that He had thus basely betrayed their courtesy and showed in how little esteem He really held them—surely this was beyond human endurance.

And then the storm broke upon Him.

The Gaze of the Master

Leaving their seats in the synagogue, the congregation rushed upon the young preacher, and tearing Him from the platform, they pushed Him out of the building. And then the jostling, hustling, pushing crowd carried Him before them along the village streets and out into the suburbs. He resisted not, deeming it unworthy to struggle with them. His dignity was not diminished by their assault. His authority was not lessened by their violence. His divinity was not threatened by their hatred.

The mob was determined to do Him harm. He perceived that it was the intention of the mob to push Him over a precipice that had been formed on the side of a hill just beyond the town limits. They had a specific plan: to end the life of the upstart preacher who had dared to speak truth to power, who had dared to expose their hypocrisy, who had dared to challenge their complacency.

He waited patiently until they had urged Him to the very brink of the decline, and until it needed but one strong push to press Him over its edge and into the gorge below. He waited not from weakness but from wisdom. He waited not from fear but from authority. He waited not from helplessness but from power. He waited until the moment was right.

And then He exerted the divine authority of the Christhood Order in a proper self-defense. Not a blow struck He—not a man did He smite with the wondrous power at His command, which would have paralyzed their muscles or even have stretched them lifeless at His feet. No, He controlled Himself with a firm hand, and merely bent upon them a look. But such a look!

A glance in which was concentrated the mighty Will developed by mystic knowledge and Christhood practice. It was the Gaze of the Master of the Christhood Order, the power of which ordinary men may not withstand. It was the look of one who had pierced the veil of mortality and peered into the ineffable. It was the look of one who had stood in the presence of the Eternal and been transformed. It was the look of Adonai, the Lord, the Eternal Christ made manifest.

And the mob, feeling its mighty force, experienced the sensation of abject fear and terror. Their hair arose, their eyes started from their sockets, their knees shook under them, and then, with a wild shout of horror they began to scatter and fly, making a wide pathway for the Man of Mystery who now strode through their ranks with that awful gaze which seemed to pierce the veil of mortality and to peer at things ineffable and beyond human ken.

He walked through their midst, and no man touched Him. He strode through the crowd, and no hand was raised against Him. He passed through the mob, and no voice was lifted in opposition. The Gaze of the Master had done what no argument could accomplish, what no defense could achieve, what no resistance could secure. He had protected Himself without violence. He had defended Himself without retaliation. He had preserved His life without harming a single soul.

And with His eyes refusing to look again upon the familiar scenes of His youth, He departed from Nazareth, forsaking it forever as His home place. Verily, indeed, the Prophet hath no honor in His own land. Those who should have been His staunchest supporters were the first in His own land to threaten Him with violence. The attempt of Nazareth was the prophecy of Calvary, and Yeshua so knew it.

The Path to Capernaum

But He had set His feet upon The Path, and drew not back from it. The rejection of Nazareth did not discourage Him. The violence of the mob did not frighten Him. The hardness of the human heart did not diminish His compassion. He continued on His way, steadfast and resolute, walking in the light of the Father.

Turning His back upon Nazareth, Yeshua established a new centre or home in Capernaum, which place remained the nearest approach to home to Him during the remainder of His Ministry and until His death. Capernaum became the base of His operations, the centre from which He radiated to the surrounding villages and towns. There He taught, there He healed, there He gathered His disciples, there He proclaimed the kingdom of God.

The traditions tell us that He was not alone in His rejection. Many who should have received Him did not. Many who should have recognized Him were blind. Many who should have welcomed Him turned away. But He continued, steadfast in His mission, unwavering in His purpose, undeterred in His love.

He had come to establish a new conception of the Truth. He had come to overturn the priestly policy of formalism and lack of spirituality. He had come to ignore forms and ceremonies, and cleave close to the spirit of the Sacred Teachings.

He had come to preach the mystic doctrine, and to insist that it be applied to the problems of every-day life and conduct. He had come to bring down the teachings of the Kaballah from the cloudy heights, and set them before the people in plain, practical form.

The path was not easy. The way was not smooth. The road was not without obstacles. But He had set His face like flint, and He would not turn back. He would not be deterred. He would not be defeated. He would not be discouraged.

The Eternal Christ and the Master

The teaching that He brought was not merely a new doctrine; it was the restoration of an ancient truth. The Eternal Christ is not the Master: it is not He who is in every Soul awaiting manifestation, but that One who was perfectly made manifest through Him. He is Adonai: by Him the Master was overshadowed and filled.

The Master came to reveal the Christ. The Christ is not a person; it is a consciousness, a state of being, a relationship with the Eternal. The Christ is the Eternal One, the Lord, the Sun of Righteousness, the Light of the World. The Master was the vessel through whom the Christ was perfectly made manifest. He was the perfect expression of the Christ-consciousness. He was the one who lived in complete union with the Father.

The Eternal Christ is in every Soul awaiting manifestation. The Christhood is the birthright of every child of God. The consciousness of the Christ is the destiny of every soul. The Master came to show the way. He came to demonstrate what is possible. He came to open the door that all might enter.

This is what COFE-CYEM theology in the Fourth Truth is trying to show the world: that there has never been a second, that all apparent separation is held within the singular Reality of God, and that the Eternal Christ is not a historical figure confined to the past but the consciousness of the singular Reality awaiting manifestation in every soul.

The Fourth Truth is the recognition that the Master came to reveal—that the Christ is not a man but the Lord, that the Christhood is the birthright of every soul, and that the Kingdom of God is within. As the Master was rejected by His own at Nazareth, so the Fourth Truth is rejected by those who cling to duality. But the Light shines, and the darkness has not overcome it.

Psalm 150

“Praise the Lord.

Praise God in his sanctuary;
praise him in his mighty heavens.

Praise him for his acts of power;
praise him for his surpassing greatness.

Praise him with the sounding of the trumpet,
praise him with the harp and lyre,

praise him with timbrel and dancing,
praise him with the strings and pipe,

praise him with the clash of cymbals,
praise him with resounding cymbals.

Let everything that has breath praise the Lord.

Praise the Lord”

The Deeper Spiritual Meaning

The rejection of the Master at Nazareth is more than a historical event; it is a spiritual archetype. It speaks to the experience of every soul who has been rejected by its own, who has been misunderstood by those closest to it, who has been persecuted by those who should have loved it. It speaks to the experience of the Fourth Truth in a world that clings to duality, that worships separation, that refuses to recognize that there has never been a second.

The hills and mountains to which the Souls are to flee are the higher spiritual experiences. The hills are the uplands of the Soul; the mountains exalted realizations. Zion, the Christhood state, is the place of the Soul’s habitation. Nowhere is there true refuge but in the life which this implies.

The two grinding the same corn for bread represent two souls receiving the same teachings for Soul nourishment. One shall awaken and arise into the consciousness of the Life Eternal, leaving the other still believing without perceiving and realizing. The same words, the same teachings, the same Light—but one receives and is transformed, while the other remains unchanged.

The two occupying the same room represent two in the like spiritual state, when the Voice of the Angel speaks. One rises into newness of being, whilst the other remains content with things as they are. The same call, the same invitation, the same opportunity—but one responds and is lifted, while the other stays.

The Elect Souls are those who once formed the Ancient Christhood. These are now being gathered out of the world of desolation, and prepared for ministry. They are the ones who have known the Christ-consciousness in ages past, and who are now being awakened to their ancient heritage. They are the ones who will bring the Light to a world in darkness, the ones who will proclaim the kingdom to a generation in need, the ones who will manifest the Christ in the midst of the great Tribulation.

They are the ones who will recognize the Fourth Truth—that there has never been a second, that all is held within the singular Reality of God, that the Eternal Christ is the consciousness of the singular Reality awaiting manifestation in every soul. They are the ones who will receive what the Master taught at Nazareth, and who will not reject it.

The Legacy of the Master

The Master walked the earth two thousand years ago, and His legacy has endured through all the ages. He taught the truth, and the truth has survived all attempts to suppress it. He lived the life, and the life has been a model for countless souls. He demonstrated the Christ-consciousness, and the consciousness has been the goal of countless seekers.

His rejection at Nazareth was the prophecy of Calvary. Just as His townspeople refused to receive Him, so would the world refuse to receive Him. Just as they sought to destroy Him, so would the powers of darkness seek to destroy Him. But the darkness could not overcome the Light. The powers of evil could not defeat the Son of God. The hatred of the world could not extinguish the love of the Father.

He set His feet upon The Path, and drew not back from it. He walked the path of suffering, the path of service, the path of love. He walked the path of obedience, the path of sacrifice, the path of glory. He walked the path of the Christ, the path of the Eternal, the path of the One who is both the Way and the Destination.

And He calls all who will follow Him to walk the same path. He calls all who will listen to leave the illusions of material life and follow the Light of the Spirit wherever it might lead them. He calls all who will respond to leave behind their prejudices and narrow views, to leave behind their hypocrisy and assumed piety, to leave behind their forms and ceremonies, and to cleave close to the spirit of the Sacred Teachings.

He calls all to recognize the Fourth Truth—that there has never been a second, that all is held within the singular Reality of God, that the Eternal Christ is the consciousness of the singular Reality awaiting manifestation in every soul.

The Promise of the Regeneration

The Regeneration is not merely a past event; it is a present reality and a future hope. The arising of the Christhood as in the ancient days is taking place now. The Son of Man is returning through the consciousness and illumination of the ancient Christhood. The Master is returning, not as a man, but through the Kingdom of God which is within.

The great Tribulation that was prophesied is upon us. Many are involved—individuals, peoples and nations. The judgment of the nations is taking place. But in the midst of the tribulation, the Light is shining. In the midst of the darkness, the Sun is rising. In the midst of the desolation, the Christ is coming.

The Elect Souls are being gathered out of the world of desolation, and prepared for ministry. The Soul’s Christhood is being awakened. The consciousness of the Life Eternal is being restored. The ancient heritage is being reclaimed. The Christhood state, Zion, the place of the Soul’s habitation, is becoming a reality for those who have the understanding.

The promise of the Regeneration is the promise of the Christ. The promise of the Regeneration is the promise of the Eternal. The promise of the Regeneration is the promise of the Kingdom of God within. The promise of the Regeneration is the recognition of the Fourth Truth—that there has never been a second, that all is held within the singular Reality of God, that the Eternal Christ is the consciousness of the singular Reality awaiting manifestation in every soul.

Let all who have the understanding perceive. Let all who have the ears to hear, hear. Let all who have the hearts to receive, receive. For the Regeneration is here. The Christ is coming. The Master is returning. And the Light of the Spirit is shining in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.

Amen.

Ancient Wisdom Teachings

1 The Regeneration was to be one of the most important epochs in the world’s history. It was to be preceded and accompanied by many great changes in the elements of the Planet, and also in the social constitution of nations; and the conditions were to be of a most trying order.

In those days great events were to transpire. The arising of the Christhood as in the ancient days, was to take place. The Son of Man was to return; and as He is Adonai, the Eternal Christ, His coming must be through the consciousness and illumination of the ancient Christhood. Only they could endure such a high estate of consciousness and make manifest such a high degree of Life. For the Regeneration very specially concerned them. It was the time of their return into their ancient heritage.

2 When the abomination that maketh desolate appeareth, Souls are to flee unto the mountains and hills. These are terms to express the higher spiritual experiences. The hills are the uplands of the Soul; the mountains exalted realizations. Zion, the Christhood state, is to be the place of the Soul’s habitation. Nowhere is there true refuge but in the life which this implies.

3 Many have appeared in the Master’s name: but this is not to be interpreted merely in a personal sense. All the Western religious communities, with their varying tenets and teachings, claim to be of Him. False views of Christ and the Soul’s Christhood have been prevalent, leading many astray.

Does the West understand Christ and the state of Christhood into which Souls are to enter as a consciousness? Is not its Christ personal and false, personal, because related solely to the Master, false because misrepresenting its meaning? The Eternal Christ is not the just Master in the flesh: it is not He who is in every Soul awaiting manifestation, but that One who was perfectly made manifest through Him. He is Adonai: by Him the Master was overshadowed and filled.

Notes

1 We are in an age of great and grave dangers. The false vision pursues the true that many may be ensnared. There are many false teachings abroad concerning Christ and His coming. In different centres He is expected to appear and make Himself manifest. And many are being deceived. For though the return of the Master is now, He would never so announce Himself; for the Christ is no man, but the Lord. And though Christ is coming, and to not a few has already come, it is not as a man, but through the Kingdom of God which is within. There is Christ first manifested.

2 The Lord is the Sun, and the Light given by Him is veiled to most Souls. The Sun is eclipsed, in some partially and in most fully; and spiritual darkness has prevailed. In not a few within whom the Light should have shone, darkness reigns. They have succumbed to the influences at work, and have fallen amid the great tribulation.

3 What the moon is now in the solar system, the mind is in the system of the Soul. It receives and reflects the light.

4 The Stars of the Heavens are Souls and the attributes of Souls, who have known Christhood. For as the Sun is the Lord within the Sanctuary of the Soul, and the Moon the Soul’s Intuition, so the Stars are its attributes: and when it is in Christhood, it is as the Star given to those who overcome.

5 The Elect Souls are those who once formed the Ancient Christhood. These are now being gathered out of the world of desolation, and prepared for ministry.

6 Two grinding the same corn for bread, the same teachings for Soul nourishment, one shall awaken and arise into the consciousness of the Life Eternal, leaving the other still believing without perceiving and realizing.

7 Two occupying the same room represents two in the like spiritual state, when the Voice of the Angel speaks, one rises into newness of being, whilst the other remains content with things as they are.

Thus ends the account of the Master’s rejection at Nazareth, His manifestation of divine authority, and His steadfast commitment to The Path. May all who read this account perceive the deeper spiritual meaning, and may they recognize the Christ within their own souls.

May they recognize the Fourth Truth—that there has never been a second, that all is held within the singular Reality of God, that the Eternal Christ is the consciousness of the singular Reality awaiting manifestation in every soul. The dialogue continues. The fruit remains. The Light shines in the darkness.

The Fourth Truth stands. The dialogue continues. The fruit remains

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COFE-CYEM Denomopolitan Denomenethos COFEISM: The Kingdom of God Within Man

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COFE-CYEM Denomopolitan Denomenethos COFEISM: The Kingdom of God Within Man

The kingdom of God is not a place to be sought in the distant future or a realm to be entered only after death. It is not a political system, a social programme, or an earthly institution.

The kingdom of God is within you. This is the profound insight that Jesus declared to His disciples, and it is the central teaching that COFE-CYEM seeks to restore and illuminate. The kingdom is not a second reality, separate from the singular Reality of God in Christ.

It is the very life of God dwelling in the heart of the believer. It is the recognition that there has never been a second, that the veil is torn, that the Holiest of All is open, and that the soul is invited to abide in the presence of the living God.

The kingdom of God within man is the revelation of the singular Reality. It is the recognition that the believer is already in Christ, and Christ is already in the believer.

It is the acknowledgment that the separation between God and humanity was never ultimate, that the cross has abolished the dividing wall, and that the Holy Spirit has made the heavenly life a present reality. The kingdom is not a future hope but a present possession. It is not a distant goal but a present reality. It is not a reward to be earned but a gift to be received.

This teaching paper explores the profound insight of the kingdom of God within man, drawing from Scripture, the contemplative traditions, and the distinctive language of COFE-CYEM.

It examines the implications of this truth for the believer’s life, the nature of the church, and the witness of the gospel in the world. The kingdom is within you. The Priest-King abides continually. The Holiest is open. The invitation stands for every soul to enter the rest that remains for the people of God.

The term (COFE-CYEM Denomopolitan Denomenethos COFEISM) is the complete, non-binary use of all theology that we use within COFE-CYEM. Every tradition, every term, every concept, every scientific insight, every mystical stream, every legend, every piece of vocabulary is treated as a chaff tool of duality that enables one to arrive at non-duality itself.

Nothing is off limits for us if it can be used to point to the truth, the chaff is discarded afterwards by negation and the disappearance of the false once the truth has been fully recognised.

These tools are used freely, without attachment, without loyalty to any particular system, and solely according to the size of the bolt that needs unscrewing at any given moment in a soul’s journey. Their only purpose is to take down the man-made curtain between duality and non-duality and to bring people into the recognition of the singular Reality of God in Christ.

It is open to the one who has been wounded by church doctrine, rules, regulations and cliques, and the one who has never ever darkened its doors. It is open to the one who has lost faith and the one who has never found it. The invitation is open to all. We do not reject the church, and neither do we ask believers to leave their church, quite the opposite.

We merely call all believers to truly believe with, and through their hearts, and not through their minds and dualistic conditioning alone. Believe through the heart first, and the mind will follow.

We do not follow the Social Gospel rule of (Feeling – Faith – Fact), we come at this through (Fact – Faith – Feeling).

Make it Fact first, and feeling will follow.

But the Fact must be in your heart first, then the feeling in the head is certain. You will truly be who God meant you to be and who you really are in truth.

Part One: The Kingdom as Within

The kingdom of God is within you. This is the declaration of Jesus, and it is the foundation of all true spirituality. The kingdom is not a geographical territory or an earthly institution. It is not a political programme or a social movement. It is the life of God dwelling in the heart of the believer. It is the presence of the King in the soul. It is the reign of Christ in the inner sanctuary of the human spirit.

The kingdom is within, not because it is a private experience divorced from the world, but because it is the source from which all true outward expression flows. The kingdom within is the spring of living water that wells up to eternal life. It is the seed of the kingdom that grows into a great tree. It is the leaven that leavens the whole lump. The kingdom within is the foundation of the kingdom without. The outward expression of the kingdom is the fruit of the inward reality.

The kingdom is within, but it is not a possession to be guarded or a treasure to be hidden. It is a reality to be lived. It is a life to be shared. The kingdom within is the source of love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.

It is the source of the fruit of the Spirit. It is the source of all true Christian witness. The kingdom within is the singular Reality of God in Christ, dwelling in the heart of the believer and transforming all of life from the inside out.

The kingdom is within, and therefore it is accessible to every soul. It does not require a pilgrimage to a distant land. It does not require a special status or a privileged position. It does not require a complex system of rituals or a deep knowledge of theology.

The kingdom is within, and it is available to all who will receive it. The kingdom is within, and it is the invitation to cease from striving and rest in the finished work of the Priest-King.

Part Two: The Kingdom and the Fourth Truth

The kingdom of God within man is the revelation of the Fourth Truth. There has never been a second. The kingdom is not a second reality, separate from the singular Reality of God in Christ. It is the singular Reality dwelling in the heart of the believer. The kingdom is not a separate realm that the soul must strive to enter. It is the recognition that the soul is already in the kingdom, already in Christ, already hidden with Christ in God.

The Fourth Truth declares that there has never been a second. The kingdom is not a second. It is not a separate reality. It is the singular Reality of God in Christ, made manifest in the heart of the believer. The kingdom is the recognition that the veil is torn, that the way is open, that the Holiest of All is accessible. The kingdom is the recognition that the Priest-King has done all, that the work is finished, that the rest remains.

The kingdom is within, and the Fourth Truth is the recognition of this reality. The kingdom is not a future hope but a present reality. It is not a distant goal but a present possession. It is not a reward to be earned but a gift to be received. The Fourth Truth is the recognition that there has never been a second, and therefore the kingdom is not a second. It is the singular Reality of God in Christ, dwelling in the heart of the believer.

The kingdom within is the outworking of the Fourth Truth. It is the recognition that the believer is already in the kingdom, already in Christ, already hidden with Christ in God. The kingdom within is the rest that remains for the people of God. It is the cessation of striving. It is the abiding in the finished work. It is the dwelling in the presence of God.

Part Three: The Kingdom and the Melchizedek Priesthood

The kingdom of God within man is the fulfilment of the Melchizedek priesthood. The Priest-King who abides continually is the King of the kingdom. He is the Priest who ever lives to make intercession. He is the King who rules in the hearts of His people. The Melchizedek priesthood is the priesthood of the kingdom. It is the priesthood of the One who is both Priest and King, who reigns from the throne and ministers from the sanctuary.

The Melchizedek priesthood is the priesthood of the endless life. It is the priesthood of the One who lives forever, who lives in the power of an endless life, who applies the fruits of His atonement to the believer in the power of that life. The kingdom within is the experience of this priesthood. It is the experience of the Priest-King dwelling in the heart, ruling and reigning, ministering and interceding.

The kingdom within is the experience of the power of an endless life. The believer who has entered the kingdom has entered the power of the endless life. They are no longer living by their own life but by the life of Christ. They are no longer striving to earn what has already been given. They are resting in the finished work. They are abiding in the presence of the Priest-King.

The kingdom within is the experience of the Melchizedek priesthood. It is the experience of the King who is also Priest, the Priest who is also King. It is the experience of the One who has opened the Holiest of All and brings the believer in to dwell there. It is the experience of the One who lives forever and gives the believer the power to live in the endless life.

Part Four: The Kingdom and the Via Negativa and Via Positiva

The kingdom of God within man is the destination of the Via Negativa and the Via Positiva. The Via Negativa is the way of unknowing. It is the stripping away of all false images, concepts, and attachments so that the soul may rest in the simple presence of God. The Via Positiva is the way of knowing. It is the joyful beholding of God’s self-revelation in Christ, Scripture, creation, and the indwelling Spirit.

The Via Negativa clears the way for the kingdom. It strips away the illusions of duality. It removes the false images of God. It releases the attachments to the world. The Via Negativa prepares the soul to receive the kingdom. It empties the soul so that it may be filled. It silences the noise so that the still small voice may be heard.

The Via Positiva reveals the kingdom. It beholds the glory of God in Christ. It sees the beauty of the singular Reality. It delights in the presence of the living God. The Via Positiva is the way of beholding. It is the way of adoration. It is the way of communion.

Together, the Via Negativa and the Via Positiva lead the soul into the kingdom. The Via Negativa clears the way. The Via Positiva reveals the King. The Via Negativa strips away the false. The Via Positiva beholds the true. Together, they lead the soul into the rest that remains for the people of God.

The kingdom within is the fruit of the Via Negativa and the Via Positiva. The soul that has travelled both paths enters the kingdom and rests in the singular Reality. The soul that has stripped away the false and beheld the true enters the Holiest of All and abides in the presence of the Priest-King. The kingdom within is the destination of both paths.

Part Five: The Kingdom and the Fig Tree

The kingdom of God within man is the answer to the parable of the fig tree. The tree in full leaf but without fruit is a symbol of religious profession without spiritual reality. The visible church often stands with many leaves but no figs. It has the appearance of religion without the reality of the kingdom. It has the external forms without the inward life. It has the structure without the substance.

The Master hungers for fruit. He seeks a people who will bear the fruit of the kingdom. He seeks a people who will live from the kingdom within. He seeks a people who will produce the fruit of the Spirit, the fruit of love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. The fig tree stands as a warning: the church that has many leaves but no figs will wither. The church that returns to the kingdom within will be enlivened and made to bear fruit.

The kingdom within is the source of fruit. The believer who has entered the kingdom bears fruit naturally. They do not produce fruit by striving but by abiding. They do not manufacture fruit by effort but by resting. The fruit of the kingdom is the fruit of the Spirit. It is the natural outworking of the singular Reality dwelling in the heart.

The kingdom within is the answer to the fig tree. The church that returns to the kingdom within will bear fruit. The church that abides in the singular Reality will produce the fruit of the Spirit. The church that rests in the finished work will be enlivened and made fruitful. The kingdom within is the source of all true fruitfulness.

Part Six: The Kingdom and the Rescue Operation

COFE-CYEM is a rescue operation. The goal is simple: to help souls see through the illusion of duality and return to the singular Reality of God in Christ. The kingdom within is the destination of this rescue operation. The soul that has been rescued from the illusion of duality enters the kingdom and rests in the singular Reality.

The rescue operation is urgent. The illusion of duality is pervasive. It is in every thought, every word, every system. It is the air we breathe. It is the water we swim in. To rescue souls from this illusion, we must use the very tools of the illusion. We must speak its language, use its concepts, and then lead people beyond them.

The rescue operation is not a building project. It is not a new construction. It is a demolition project. We are tearing down the curtain. We are dismantling the illusion. We are leading souls into the singular Reality.

The rescue operation is also a work of love. We do not use the tools of duality to condemn or to control. We use them to liberate. We use them to invite. We use them to show the way. The rescue operation is the work of the Priest-King, who entered the realm of duality to lead us back to non-duality. It is the work of the Second Adam, who came to undo the work of the first Adam. It is the work of the singular Reality, which draws all things back to itself.

The rescue operation is the work of the kingdom. The kingdom within is the reality to which the rescue operation leads. The kingdom within is the rest that remains for the people of God. The kingdom within is the presence of the living God in the heart of the believer. The rescue operation is the work of the kingdom.

Conclusion

The kingdom of God is within you. This is the profound insight that Jesus declared to His disciples, and it is the central teaching that COFE-CYEM seeks to restore and illuminate. The kingdom is not a second reality. It is the singular Reality of God in Christ dwelling in the heart of the believer. It is the recognition that there has never been a second, that the veil is torn, that the Holiest of All is open, and that the soul is invited to abide in the presence of the living God.

The kingdom within is the revelation of the Fourth Truth. It is the fulfilment of the Melchizedek priesthood. It is the destination of the Via Negativa and the Via Positiva. It is the answer to the fig tree. It is the goal of the rescue operation. The kingdom within is the rest that remains for the people of God. It is the cessation of striving. It is the abiding in the finished work. It is the dwelling in the presence of God.

There has never been a second. The kingdom is within. The Priest-King abides continually. The Holiest is open. The invitation stands. The Fourth Truth stands. The dialogue continues. The fruit remains.

The Fourth Truth stands. The dialogue continues. The fruit remains.

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The Priest-King On The Throne: Exeter COFE-CYEM Ministry Moves Forward

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THE PRIEST-KING ON THE THRONE – OUR MINISTRY MOVES FOREWARD

Priest-King Yeshua Emet Melchizedek Salem (PK-YEMS)

The Central Truth of COFE-CYEM

“Now in the things which we are saying the chief point is this: We have such a high priest, who sat down on the right hand of the throne of the Majesty in the heavens.”

— Hebrews 8:1

THE CHIEF POINT

The One Thing That Contains All Things

The writer of the Epistle to the Hebrews declares that after all his arguments, all his warnings, all his encouragements, all his unfolding of types and shadows — the chief point is this one glorious reality:

We have such a high priest.

Not “we hope for.” Not “we await.” Not “we remember.” We have.

Present tense. Immediate possession. Living reality.

And this High Priest — our Priest-King Yeshua Emet Melchizedek Salem (PK-YEMS) sat down on the right hand of the throne of the Majesty in the heavens.

He did not stand, as the Levitical priests stood daily, because their work was never finished. He sat down. The work was complete. The sacrifice was once for all. The blood was sprinkled. The veil was torn. The way was opened.

And He sat down on the throne. Not on a footstool. Not on a lesser seat. On the throne. He was not merely a supplicant before the Majesty. He was enthroned as the Majesty’s equal. King of Righteousness. King of Peace. Priest-King forever after the order of Melchizedek.

This is the chief point. Everything else in the Epistle serves this truth. Everything else in our ministry serves this truth. Everything else on this website, in these writings, in every prayer and every gathering — exists to point to this:

We have such a high priest, seated on the throne of heaven, and He ever lives to intercede for us.

Why This Is the Chief Point

Because without this, the Christian life is a striving without rest, a labor without sabbath, a pilgrimage without destination.

The outer court was preparation. It taught repentance and sacrifice. But the outer court was never the chief point.

The inner court was progress. It taught service and illumination and prayer. But the inner court was never the chief point.

The Holiest of All is the chief point. And the Holiest of All is not a place — it is a Person. It is the Priest-King on the throne. It is the open presence of the Father, made accessible through the Son, inhabited by the Spirit.

The chief point of all Scripture, all theology, all ministry, all faith — is that God has made Himself fully known and fully accessible in Yeshua Emet Melchizedek Salem, our Priest-King, who sits enthroned in glory and invites us to draw near and abide.

THE PRIEST-KING ON THE THRONE

What It Means That He Sat Down

Every priest of the old covenant stood — because their work was never finished. Sacrifice followed sacrifice. Morning and evening, day after day, year after year. The blood flowed continually. The smoke rose without ceasing. And still, the conscience was never perfected. Still, the worshippers could not draw near without trembling. Still, the veil remained whole, the way barred, the Holiest inaccessible.

But our Priest-King sat down.

The one perfect sacrifice was offered once. The blood was sprinkled once. The veil was torn once. And then He rested. Not from weariness — from completion. The work was finished. The debt was paid. The way was open.

His sitting is the divine declaration: It is done.

And where did He sit? On the right hand of the throne of the Majesty in the heavens. Not a place of lesser honor. Not a position of subordinate authority. The throne. Co-equal. Co-eternal. Co-glorious. The Priest-King reigns.

This is not a metaphor. This is the present reality of heaven. And because He is there, we are invited to be there with Him — not in body, but in spirit, in faith, in the unbroken fellowship of those who draw near through Him.

What It Means That He Ever Lives to Intercede

The Priest-King did not sit down to rest from His priestly work. He sat down because the sacrificial work was finished. But His intercessory work continues forever.

He ever lives to make intercession for us.

This means that at this very moment — as you read these words — the Priest-King is before the throne, presenting His blood, presenting His finished work, presenting you before the Father. He is not begging. He is not pleading. He is presenting. His presence is the intercession. His wounds are the plea. His seated position is the argument: This one is Mine. I died for them. I rose for them. I live for them. Receive them.

And the Father receives. Always. Without fail. Because the Son intercedes.

This is not a distant theological truth. This is the present reality of every believer who draws near. You are not approaching a reluctant God. You are approaching a Father who has already been moved by the eternal intercession of His Son. The Priest-King has gone before you. He stands beside you. He lives within you. And He ever lives to bring you near.

THE THRONE OF GRACE

From Throne of Judgment to Throne of Grace

In the old covenant, the mercy seat was above the ark, between the cherubim, where the blood was sprinkled once a year. It was a throne of judgment as much as mercy — for if the High Priest entered improperly, he died. The people stood at a distance. The veil remained.

But now — the throne is grace.

Because the Priest-King has sat down, the throne is no longer a place to fear. It is a place to approach. Not once a year. Not with trembling and dread. Boldly. Continually. With confidence.

Hebrews 4:16 declares: “Let us therefore draw near with boldness unto the throne of grace, that we may receive mercy, and may find grace to help us in time of need.”

The throne of grace is not a future hope. It is a present reality. It is open now. It is accessible now. The Priest-King is seated there now. And He welcomes every soul who comes through Him.

Mercy for past failures. Grace for present needs. Help for every moment of weakness. This is what flows from the throne. Not judgment. Not distance. Not fear. Mercy and grace.

What We Receive When We Draw Near

Mercy — the withholding of what we deserve. The Priest-King has borne our judgment. The throne offers no condemnation to those who are in Him. We come guilty — and we leave forgiven. Not because we have striven, but because He has interceded.

Grace — the giving of what we do not deserve. Strength for weakness. Wisdom for confusion. Peace for anxiety. Hope for despair. The throne does not merely pardon — it empowers. The same grace that saved us now sustains us.

Help in time of need — not abstract blessing, but specific, timely, personal assistance. The Priest-King knows our needs before we ask. He intercedes with perfect knowledge. And the throne answers with perfect provision.

This is not a transaction. This is a relationship. The throne is not a vending machine. It is the seat of our beloved Priest-King. We draw near to Him. And in drawing near, we receive everything we need.

THE MINISTRY OF COFE-CYEM

Our Sole Purpose Revealed

From this truth — the Priest-King on the throne, the Holiest of All open, the throne of grace fully accessible — our ministry now flows with singular focus.

COFE-CYEM exists for one reason: to lead every soul into the living recognition of PK-YEMS, and to help them draw near to the throne of grace with boldness, abide in His presence, and rest in His finished work.

We do not call people to a website. The website is a tent. It will pass away.

We do not call people to teachings. Teachings are servants. They point beyond themselves.

We do not call people to systems or symbols or frameworks. These were the outer courts. They have served their purpose.

We call people to the Priest-King on the throne.

We say to every weary, wounded, doubting, striving soul: Look up. He is there. The veil is gone. The way is open. Come in. Draw near. Abide. Rest.

How We Fulfill This Purpose

Through Every Prayer: We do not pray from a distance. We pray from within the Holiest, where the Priest-King already presents every need before the Father. Those who pray with us are not distant supplicants — they are fellow-worshippers standing together before the mercy seat.

Through Every Teaching: We do not teach for information. We teach for invitation. Every word is a door. Every truth is a pathway. Every Scripture is a window into the Holiest. And when the teaching has done its work, the hearer is not left with a concept — they are left facing the Priest-King.

Through Every Gathering: We do not meet to discuss the Priest-King from a distance. We meet with Him. Fellowship is not a meeting about God — it is a shared dwelling in His presence. And from that dwelling, we encourage one another to hold fast our confession, to consider one another, to love and to do good works.

Through Every Soul Who Comes: Whether seeking, questioning, suffering, or rejoicing — every person who encounters this ministry receives the same simple, profound invitation: Come. The way is open. The Priest-King waits. Draw near. Abide. Rest.

The Simplicity of Our Message

The message of COFE-CYEM is now so simple that a child can receive it, and so deep that the most mature believer will spend eternity exploring it:

The Priest-King is on the throne. The Holiest of All is open. Draw near with boldness. Receive mercy and grace. Abide in Him who ever lives to intercede for you.

That is all. That is everything.

We add nothing to it. We subtract nothing from it. We do not complicate it with systems or symbols or requirements. We simply speak it, live it, and invite others into it.

THE CALL TO EVERY SOUL

To the Weary

You have striven long enough. You have labored in the outer court, bringing sacrifices, seeking forgiveness, trying to be good enough. Stop. The work is finished. The Priest-King has done it all. Come in from the cold courts. Enter the Holiest. Rest.

To the Wounded

You carry shame, guilt, pain, and regret. You believe you are too dirty to draw near. You are wrong. The blood of the Priest-King cleanses all sin. His intercession covers every failure. The throne of grace is not for the perfect — it is for the wounded. Come in and be healed.

To the Doubting

You have questions. You struggle with uncertainty. You wonder if God can really be trusted. Come and see. The Holiest of All is not a place where questions are silenced — it is a place where they are answered, not with arguments, but with presence. The Priest-King does not turn away the seeking heart. Come in and find truth.

To the Steadfast

You have walked faithfully for many years. You serve, pray, study, and sacrifice. There is always deeper. The Holiest of All has no end. The Priest-King’s intercession has no limit. You have not arrived at a destination — you have entered an ocean. Swim deeper. Abide further. There is more of Him to know.

To Every Soul

The way is open. The veil is gone. The throne awaits.

Not because of your goodness. Not because of your effort. Not because of your faith — but because of His finished work. The Priest-King has entered the presence of God for you. He has sprinkled His blood on the mercy seat for you. He ever lives to intercede for you.

Do not delay. Do not strive to prepare yourself. Do not wait until you feel worthy.

Come as you are. The Priest-King welcomes all who come to God through Him.

Come in. Abide. Rest.

THE DECLARATION OF COFE-CYEM

What We Believe

· The Priest-King Yeshua Emet Melchizedek Salem is seated on the right hand of the throne of the Majesty in the heavens.

· Through His one perfect sacrifice, the veil is torn and the way into the Holiest of All is open forever.

· The throne of grace is fully accessible to every believer, at every moment, for mercy and grace and help in time of need.

· The Priest-King ever lives to make intercession, presenting His finished work before the Father, and presenting us as accepted in Him.

· Our one task is to lead every soul into the living recognition of the Priest-King, and to help them draw near, abide, and rest.

What We Do

· We pray from within the Holiest.

· We teach as an invitation into presence.

· We gather as a shared dwelling with the Priest-King.

· We welcome every soul who comes.

· We point only to Him.

What We Are Not

· We are not the outer court — we have passed through it.

· We are not the inner court — we have moved beyond it.

· We are not the tent — the tent is temporary.

· We are not the systems — the systems are servants.

· We are not the destination — He is.

THE RIVERS FLOW

From Him we come, and in Him we are — WE ARE.

The rivers do not flow from many sources. They flow from one. That one is PK-YEMS — Priest-King Yeshua Emet Melchizedek Salem, seated on the throne, ever interceding, forever welcoming.

All ministry that flows from this ministry will flow from Him, through Him, and back to Him.

There is no second source. There is no secondary purpose. There is no competing focus.

PK-YEMS is the chief point. PK-YEMS is the sole purpose. PK-YEMS is the living centre of COFE-CYEM.

FINAL INVITATION

To every soul who reads these words:

The Holiest of All is open to you right now.

The Priest-King is on the throne. The veil is gone. The way is clear.

Do not stand at a distance. Do not linger in the courts. Do not settle for service without presence.

Come in. Draw near. Abide. Rest.

The rivers flow from one source. The Life is one. PK-YEMS is all.

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COFE Yeshua Emet Ministry (CYEM)

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