The Chaff, the Wheat and the END

And there followed another angel, saying, Babylon is fallen, is fallen, that great city, because she made all nations drink of the wine of the wrath of her fornication. Revelation 14:8

"At some point the precious wheat begins to cleave together in heart. The distinction and even the tension between them and the chaff or the sinners in Zion becomes more obvious. It becomes harder to discuss things “across the aisle” as it were. It becomes obvious that the chasm between the two almost reflect what they see happening in the wider culture around us. Some of the same social and political

issues divide them.

The fellowship of the precious wheat, with the message and the mission however, strengthens as the Holy Spirit binds them together across the earth. 

*Other kernels of precious wheat from outside their fellowship join them periodically as their own frameworks in the world begin to show weakness. 

*Even some in the church up and down the framework, from their offices, who have blindly trusted in the framework begin, like Nicodemus, to realize the vanity of their position and they too, join the fellowship of the precious wheat. Those sinners in Zion who are trusting wholly in the framework to save them notice that the precious wheat are clinging less and less to the framework but not totally separating. 

*The chaff doesn’t like the appearance of that. In some places the precious wheat seems to them to be self-supporting, almost

suspended without the framework. This frustrates the chaff because they see resources diverted away from the programs promoted from the offices on the framework. The precious wheat however don’t give up hope, because they have respect for the framework and there might still be some on the framework who will see their peril. The precious wheat realize the benefits that the framework has been over the decades, assisting them to spread the message globally. They support the concept of the framework to the very last, hoping against hope even though they can’t support some of those sinners in Zion sitting there in their offices. They hope to see the framework remodeled, repaired, or re-structured.

But in contrast to the faithful, those sinners in Zion trusting wholly in the framework, out of fear of losing control, use their assumed authority and begin, like the Pharisees, to lash out and cancel those most outspoken from among the precious wheat. The chaff becomes emboldened by their position on the framework. These framework devotees urge that we show loyalty to the framework. What they really mean is that they, like the Scribes and Pharisees in the time of Jesus, want the precious wheat to be devoted to the chaff who are in those offices on the framework, regardless of their connection with the Word. But the precious wheat realizes that they have no obligation to be devoted to people who have little connection to the Word.

Meanwhile in Babylon a “false revival” has been taking place. Because the planet is in such turmoil, laws begin to be enacted by the religionists of the world to counteract the rampant spread of immorality. 

Religious people all around the world join hands across the earth to make it a worldwide concerted effort. The connections that the chaff and the sinners in Zion have made from their offices on the framework, to join in these social reforms begin to become a snare to them. 

A Sunday law is enacted to bring the

 world together and save the planet. 

 The precious wheat now begin to see the Three Angel’s Messages go forth with a power that it’s never before possessed. “Come out of Babylon,” they cry. Among those who have been caught up in the false (maybe Charlie Kirk?) revival are people who themselves are precious wheat. Many of them even remember that Charlie Kirk was committed to the seventh-day Sabbath. They study and begin to come out of Babylon in droves. They join the precious wheat who are sharing with them the Three Angel’s messages. They see the weakness of Babylon contrasted with the beautiful Bible message of the coming of Jesus and His kingdom.

Babylon in a rage strikes back. Some on the framework become the worst enemies of the precious wheat. Many among the precious wheat are martyred. Many are sealed. The work is closing up. A death decree is announced against the precious wheat. The church goes further underground.

At this point the Lord Jesus, Michael, arises from His throne in the Sanctuary to shake terribly the earth. He removes His priestly garments and puts on His garments of war. He will save His people from the wrath of Babylon. Everything that can be shaken is shaken." Fulcrum7/ Pastor Owen Bandy