October 8, 2006 Sunday

In the Word, Eliakim (which means “God will establish”) is known as the faithful servant.  As the King’s “right-hand man”, – the master of the palace – he is given the keys of David.  This symbolizes his authority.  In other words, he was the King’s representative, given authority over the Kingdom – as God our Father gives Christ, His Son.  Eliakim was given by God to the Moravian Falls House of Prayer.

The Revelation given twenty years ago:

I heard the Lord say:
“I am sending Eliakim to you.”
I waited but did not see him.
“I do not see him, Lord,” I said.
“Look again,” He said.
I did look again.  I then saw – standing in the middle of the path – a spirit.  I could only see him faintly.
“I can hardly see him, Lord,” I said.
“That is the proper role of a good servant,” He replied

Eliakim smiled – but even his face was difficult to see.  He wore a short light brown cloak.  Beneath this was patterned fabric – a white pattern on a very dark brown woven fabric.  The pattern looked middle eastern.
The Lord continued:
“He will open the doors with the keys held by (the angel) Victory, and he will close doors.  He serves Me (Jesus) and executes My commands.  I am a True Servant to My Father and Eliakim assists those who are called into a nearer walk as a servant of the Living God.  Eliakim answers to Me and now I send him to assist you who are praying here,” said the Lord.