The Heart Garden and it’s fruit

I am writing the following to all people who have been in the Shoe and Alpha Omega Cave and who have an understanding of the Line. The Cave preaches the cross and the blood of Jesus and activates the imagery of the mind. We know the heart is the conscience, and it is the Garden of God. Now, the following is written to activate the garden and bring out the things we need in the physical. Everything above the Line is the garden. Whenever anything from below the Line comes above, the garden stops bringing forth. The Holy Spirit, who is the gardener, leaves the garden, and the garden is closed to man in the same way it happened to Adam.

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I can understand how people get frustrated with the small interest rates that the banks are offering. We are all looking for better interest rates as inflation is eating away at our finances. There are so many scams, and many have lost all their savings and are hopelessly crying out to God, as there is nowhere else to go for help. We wonder how it can be that the rich get richer, how it can be that some people are always prospering. This is a subject that even the writers of the Bible talk about. They say our help comes from the Lord, we all agree, but when will this help come?

God has made a way for all people to harvest what they have sown. The first time God talked to Adam, he told him to guard the Garden of Eden, where they lived. It all started in a garden and ended in the garden of Gethsemane and the garden where Christ rose from the dead. God is the gardener of the heart, but the heart must be guarded.

The Garden is likened unto: God gives a farmer a free farm to plough and sow in. It is a place for the farmer to commune with God. This farm will bring forth whatever he sows, but he must guard the harvest. If the weather service predicts hailstorms, the farmer may perhaps allow fear into his garden. Perhaps it only rains on his neighbour’s farm, and he might become jealous. Or perhaps he did so well that pride crept into his garden. As you can see in Gal 5:19, the works of the flesh are producing negative emotions that are devouring his harvest in the form of pests, bad weather, thorns, and thistles. In this way, the farmer becomes naked, the garden is closed, and man is denied entry. All because he did not listen to the small voice of the conscience, which is the presence of God in your garden. And so it is with the heart garden that God has given each one of us. The result is the curse, and we just can’t seem to get ahead.

If you are serious about eating the fruit of your garden, you must start by repenting and asking God for forgiveness trusting in man and not God.  Make the goal of what you wish to achieve very clear. You must have a burning desire to achieve your goal. You will grown before God for divine instruction and revelation of dreams and visions. In Deut. 8:18  God has given us the power to get wealth. The word power is translated as ‘firm’. You could say determined to take the harvest out of the garden. Your determination is your power. I believe the correct word is faith. God has given all people the same measure of faith. Thus he has given us the garden and the faith to work it. Also, the only way we can please God is by faith. It pleases God if we enjoy the labour of our hands.

Ecc 5:19:  “Every man also to whom God hath given riches and wealth, and hath given him power to eat thereof, and to take his portion, and to rejoice in his labour; this is the gift of God.” 

Through the Garden, God provides all things we may have need of. Anyone can do this; we have been designed by God to see in the imagery of our minds. Switch the television off and look at the television of your mind, at what the garden is going to bring forth.

The key to having a harvest is to plough the soil. This happens as we deal with our sins and guilt at the cross. We follow Jesus and meditate on what happened before, during, and after the crucifixion. This happens in the outer court of the Tabernacle. When we leave this room of the heart, we have died to self and now live and move and have our being in Christ. We are in Christ and should do what he did with the authority we have in Christ. The ploughing has now been completed, the heart is ready to sow in.

We enter the Holy Place.

After the resurrection of Christ, the disciples went fishing. They fished all night and caught nothing. This is a metaphor of our lives. When they admit they caught nothing all night, Jesus tells them where to cast the net out [on the right]. Because they did what he said, the fish jumped into their net, and the net did not break from the strain of so many fish. Now this is a miracle, and the way the soil causes seeds to grow is also a miracle. The fact is that the presence of Jesus Christ caused the miracle. It is the presence of the Holy Spirit in the garden that causes the seed to grow in the same way Jesus could do no miracles without the Holy Spirit. Now you can see why it is so important to guard the garden continually. If the worry should slip in, the presence of God leaves. If pride comes in, there is no more communion with the Lord, no matter how much word you sow. The Holy Spirit must remain your friend and guide constantly as you sow and water your garden.

Now the word of God is Jesus, and as we ask the Holy Spirit what to sow and how to do it, he will begin to sow the word that is the seed we plant in the garden. If it should be that your need is health, you will sow Prov 4:22 by speaking out loud: “The word of God is life to all your flesh and marrow to your bones!”. One of His names is Jehovah Nissi. The Lord, your healer. God is also our provider, Jehovah Jireh. If finances are your need, use the above scriptures of Deut 8:18. Read the book of Joshua and plant Joshua 1:3, 1:8, Ps. 1, and Ps 112 in your garden by speaking these verses. Google knows where all these scriptures are, but especially Mark 11:23-24. That you shall have whatsoever you say. God also says that you can do all things; nothing shall be impossible to you. In Joshua 1:8 and Psalm 1 we see that these scriptures should fill your meditations night and day.

If it is the burning desire of your heart, you will do so continually. This is the way we sow in the ploughed garden. The seed will come up, because the Holy Spirit is there to do the growing of the seed, and it will produce the things that you have believed in your heart, and it will bring great glory to God because you have a testimony. Everywhere you go, you will tell people of how God provided for you, and they will also do it. Now we enter the Holy of Holies. It is the presence of God, as in Heb 12:22. God the Father, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit, and thousands of angels are there in joyful assembly, along with all the perfected spirits. This is the place we say thank you, with praise and worship. Be joyful before the Lord as you look at the unseen as if it has already come to pass. Read Heb 11. You may be as excited and you want to be and act as if it has already come to pass. This is the way God has intended it for all people to live and be provided for.

 The heart garden is also the Promised Land. If you read the Bible from this perspective, you will see that the story of the Israelites in Egypt’s slavery is our story. We were in slavery to the world system with our finances and healing. We go to the bank for money and are enslaved to them for the rest of our lives. I know the doctors do a lot of good, and without them, most of us would have been dead, but God is the healer. We just have to learn how to receive our healing in the heart garden.

The way God saved the Israelites from slavery was miraculous. Unfortunately, they carried with them their slave mentality, and they could not possess the Promised Land. Out of millions of people, only Joshua and Caleb entered the Promised Land. Unfortunately, it is my experience that very few believers enter the Promised Land to eat the miraculous fruit of the Garden of the heart.

Throughout the Old Testament, we see that the people of God believed for a while, and not long before they started worshiping other gods. Then they are led away into slavery by other nations, from where God saves them again when they repent. These days, we say we don’t worship idols, but we do, as we believe that we will never be able to have patience and self-control, for instance. We are just as guilty as the Israelites

There are faith heroes like Abraham, who inherited the wonderful promises of God, and if we are in Christ, these promises are also ours, and we sow these promises in our heart gardens.  We say them out loud, we hear them, and it then produces fruit we eat from and live from joyfully because it is a gift from God, because he wants us to prosper.