It's Dangerous to be Right Part 4
by Pastor Mark Downey
April 12, 2015
Scripture Reading: Matthew 13:18-23
The parable of the sower is our text for the last part of this series, which points to the vivid contrast between the plethora of grain lost and the glory of the seed found during the great harvest. For the last 20 centuries Christian men and women have been inspired by God to proclaim the Kingdom. Throughout this age of the Christian church, which is coming to an end because of the Kingdom Age replacing it, dangerous believers have spoken what God gave them to speak, always in line with the Word, challenging comfortable definitions of who or what is acceptable, defining biblically who can lead and who should shut up. Jesus Himself was a threat to the established authorities because He dared to do things on the Sabbath, breaking down the law set in concrete, but in reality had become the traditions of man, practiced by Pharisaical insiders to the detriment unclean outsiders, Israelites. Christ broke down that “wall of partition” (Eph. 2:14) between the old order of Levitical priests, which became corrupt, and the new order of Melchisedec; simply put, all of Israel were now the temple of God in their bodies (the body of Christ) and the Holy of Holies was the head (brain) of the church, Jesus Christ. We would take on the mind of Christ (I Cor. 2:16). The Word of God has been proclaimed to the world and simultaneously the wicked jews and their bribed pulpit prostitutes have snatched away that which was sown in the hearts of our race i.e. the New Covenant (Hebrews 8:10). The harvest is the end of the age (Mt. 13:39), when it will no longer be dangerous to be right. The racial message of Christian Identity shall prevail.