Now is the time when the interpretation of that dream is becoming plain to all. Truths that were once hidden from human understanding are being unveiled and brought into the open for those whom the Lord is quickening and raising into life. The voice of the Father and His Kingdom is being heard clearly in this day, so that humanity may be lifted into the light of life.

The opening chapters of the book of Genesis reveal the creation of man, his exaltation into the Garden of Eden, and his fall. The original writer most likely received this account through dreams and visions. Just as dreams are often seen in metaphorical ways, so too is the Genesis creation account. It is not merely a historical narrative, but a spiritual metaphor that still speaks to our present day.

Let the reader not be like the Greeks, who sought knowledge only to feed the ego and fill their fanciful libraries with new philosophies. Instead, let us use this revelation to strengthen our faith, allowing ourselves to be translated into children of light. As Jesus said, “Walk in the light while you have it, that you may become children of light.”

Being children of light is not about merely being morally good or wearing the external labels of “Christian” or “born again.” It is about rediscovering and walking in the celestial image of the Lord from heaven. This state is purely spiritual, without any personal ego or mortal sense.

The account of man’s creation is like watching light pass through a crystal—revealing many colors, though the light itself remains the same. Many revelations about the Father and His Kingdom can be drawn from these verses. What matters is not how much we know, but how we apply what is revealed.

The creation of man in the image and likeness of God represents the lifting of man out of his false, mortal sense and into the life of the Spirit. God forgives our trespasses, delivers us from the pit (the mortal sense), and crowns us with the light of life. This pure spiritual state is all that a man needs to prosper and live in perfect peace throughout eternity.

“I shall be satisfied, when I awake, with thy likeness” (Psalm 17:15).

It is no longer a secret that when we walked in the ignorance of the flesh, we were outcasts—like the prodigal son who left the Father’s presence and descended into the world. In his suffering, the prodigal came to his senses and realized that peace and fulfillment are found only in returning to the Father-state. The Father is Spirit, and those who ascend to Him conform to His image and unite with the Lord.

Genesis says God formed man from the dust of the earth and breathed into him the breath of life, and he became a living soul. While in the dust (the mortal sense), man was dead in sin—cut off from the life of God. The dust is the realm of the flesh, where those who do not know God sink deeper into darkness and nothingness.

But now, God is breathing life into those who were dead in ignorance, raising them up into life in Himself, that they may realize their oneness with His Spirit. The Garden of Eden—also known as Paradise—is the fellowship of the saints in light. These saints, though outwardly appearing the same as before, have been lifted and glorified in God. They are granted access to His incorruptible body and become cherubim—manifesting sonship (face of a man), kingship (face of a lion), and servanthood (face of an ox).

They become the voice of the Invisible One, the Lord who walks in the Garden of Eden declaring, “I AM HE,” “I LIVE FOREVER,” and “BESIDES ME, THERE IS NO ONE ELSE.” He alone has access to the Garden; the Lord is His name.

Those who walk in unity with Him in the heavenly realm are the morning stars and sons of God mentioned in the book of Job. Job did not realize that he was counted among these celestial beings, hidden in God before he existed on the earth. That understanding—of our identity and origin in God—is the only key Job (and all humanity) needs to be lifted out of the many troubles that plague us.

Through the revelation of our fellowship in one Spirit, we have been given power to become—or return to—the original state of the Son of God, who is also the Bright and Morning Star. This angelic state of pure light awaits everyone who awakens from the deep sleep of mortality.

While man prospered in Eden, he was clothed in the consciousness of the Lord. He belonged to the heavenly host that continually beholds and declares the glory of God. In that state, there is no sin-consciousness, no sense of lack, fear, or death. The Lord alone exists—God is all in all. It is a realm of eternal rejoicing in the omnipotent glory of God. Indeed, “Eye has not seen, nor ear heard” the wonders of this place of life.

When Adam transgressed, he began to hear the voice of God from the outside. He was deceived into believing he was naked and separate from God. His fellowship with the serpent represent the teachings of principalities and powers in the dust realm. These deep knowledge from Satan stripped him of the truth of his fellowship in the Lord causing the fountains of living waters to be cut off, and his understanding darkened, leading him deeper into the dust—the realm of death.

Nothing can stand in the presence of God except those who are hidden in Him and live unto Him. They all live by the name of the Lord. Any attempt to create an image or identity outside of the True One will only drive you further from your inheritance in the light.

Let every person remember from where they have fallen, and return to the celestial union in light. This is about perceiving the mystery and actively walking in it by faith. Let all men put on the celestial nature of the Lord, the Spirit. This requires leaving behind things of men that pertain to the dust realm and patiently conforming ourselves—through faith and devotion—into the spiritual nature of the Lord.

Unite with the saints in light and in togetherness declare I AM HE.

Blessings

Trevor