Jane Hamon: Living in God’s Unshakeable Kingdom (Hebrews 12:28)
Channel: King of Kings Worship Center
Date: 2022-09-14

Jane Hamon: Living in God’s Unshakeable Kingdom (Hebrews 12:28)
Jane speaks at Vision Church at Christian International on August 5, 2022. Hebrews 12:28, “Let us all be thankful that we are a part of an unshakable Kingdom and offer to God worship that pleases Him and reflects the awe and reverence we have toward Him.”

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Esther 8:17 ends this way: “In every province and city wherever the King's command and decree came the Jews had joy and gladness, a feast and a holiday." Purim is the Jewish holiday 
called the Holiday of Reversals. We are going to start seeing reversal after reversal, after reversal. We are in a time that God is beginning to turn things around in a major way.

Look at one of the turnarounds that happened, very last verse of Eshter 8. It says, "Then many of the people of the land became Jews." They're in Persia. "Many of the people of the land became Jews because the fear of the Jews fell upon them." You know what this is? This is revival. Suddenly the fear of the Lord is going to start falling in our streets, in our workplaces, in our government houses, in our schools. People are going to say, "I've got to become a Christian!"

I was sitting next to a lady on a plane one time, and I had my iPad open. I was reading the Word and she leans across the seat at me, she says, is that a Bible on your iPad? I said, “Yes, it is.” She said, “I would love to be a Christian, but I just don't know how.” Fruit falling from the trees. It was amazing. Well, she found out how. How many are believing for revival? How many are believing for this great last day's harvest of souls, awakening some of the people that you that you would least suspect coming  into the kingdom... they are going to come into the kingdom.

This revival in Esther was in the middle of all that there was a great slaughter. It seemed like there was a lot of upheaval. There was a lot of turmoil. There was a lot of scary stuff going on, but in the middle of that became one of the greatest revivals, one of the greatest promotions, became one of the greatest times in the history of that region of the earth, that set of course for the future. 

I want you to understand that no matter what's shaking, we cannot be shaken. We serve a kingdom that cannot be shaken. So I want to read you this and I'm going to read it out of the message, paraphrase. It's not a translation, it's a paraphrase, but I want to read it to you out of Esther 9. It says "Haman, the son of Hammedatha the Agagite, the arch enemy of all the Jews had schemed to destroy all Jews."

Whenever you see the word Jews, understand he's talking about the church. He's talking about the righteous... talking about God's people. He had cast the Pur, (or the lot), to throw them into a panic and destroy them. But when Queen Esther, i.e.., Queen Ecclesia, intervened with the King he gave written orders that the evil scheme that Haman had worked out should boomerang back on his own head.

That's why these days are called Purim, from the word Pur or lot." Listen Haman and his sons represent those that are on an anti-Christ agenda, pushing everything that is against God, against righteousness, against true justice, against biblical morality, against biblical truth. Then they pull that into the political realm, and turn it into a political witch hunt. I prophesy that it's getting ready to boomerang back on their own head. God is saying enough is enough. 

Haman was a conspirator against God's people. He hated Mordecai. He hates the Holy Spirit. It's an enemy of righteous leaders. Saul left Agag alive - the very issue that caused Saul to lose his kingdom because God said, "To obey is better than sacrifice and to hearken more than the fat of Rams; for rebellion is a sin of witchcraft, and stubbornness is as iniquity and idolatry." (1 Samuel 15:22-23)

God was reminding us that the Amalekites were the first tribe that Israel ever fought with as an army. Their name means plunderers and they were a personification of evil. This was the story where Moses was, you know, up when they lifted up Moses' arms in the battle and he was able to advance. Go read it in Exodus 17:12-14. It was in a place called Rephidim, which means rest or peace. 

So one of the first things that the enemy wants to come and rob from you is your rest, and your positioning of peace. He wants to get you distracted. He wants to get you discouraged. He wants to get you feeling helpless and hopeless. This is what the Amalekite spirit does. It comes to rob your peace, torment, your mind, make you concerned about everything that's going on and just stress you out.