#117 | CATEGORIES OF WORKMEN IN THE KINGDOM

I saw the Lord in a dark room, sitting on a wooden stool. We were on a line and people passed through Him and out of the room.

He had a bowl of water by His side, which He used to wash our feet and faces, then He would whisper into their ears as though talking to them about their calling or something.

People reacted differently:

• Some sluggishly moved on the line — the willing ones.

• I saw one person dragged by two people to be on the line, as though the person was afraid of the Lord.

But the Lord calmly beckoned that she be brought to Him, and He laid hands on her head. She became calm as if delivered of demons.

Then I heard:

“Gather the people, organize them in their posts and pray.”

I saw a ripe corn field, and we stood outside the field to share out jobs before we entered. We looked very willing.

I heard the different categories:

The Gatherers:
They went into the field and put fruits into baskets. These could represent those with open doors to serve.

The Processers:
They worked on the harvested fruits into finished goods. They followed up and settled things. Many gatherers eventually learned the art of processing.

The Workers:
They created paths in the field, tended it, and worked the engines to make the harvest richer. They represent those working and generating content. There was a blend with harvesters and processors.

The Technicians:
They ran logistics and machines, representing administrators and those running the operations.

I got the impression the processing mill would be in ‘another man’s land’, meaning we would reap where we’ve not sown.

Then there was a group that went around the land, knowledgeable about fruits, knowing the times and seasons, which fruits to harvest, process, and the mixtures.
These were the Supervisors. They felt like the Cloud of Witnesses, sometimes like the Council of Prophets, but I got the impression they were the real leaders.

Brother M.P.
7th July, 2019
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