Jason DeMars

The true power of Adam’s original dominion wasn’t in his physical strength but in his spoken word. As Elohim’s image on earth, he could command mountains to move and trees to relocate simply by speaking. When he fell, Adam lost what Brother Branham calls “his godship, his sonship, and his domain” – the right to rule creation through divine utterance.

This authority, symbolized as a book sealed with seven seals in Revelation 5, couldn’t remain in Satan’s hands, so it returned to God’s right hand. For millennia, no one was worthy to break those seals and reclaim what Adam lost – until Christ came. As the second Adam, born not through sexual desire but divine conception, Jesus alone possessed the worthiness to take the book.

The revelation that transforms our understanding is what happens next. The book doesn’t remain exclusively with Christ. In Revelation 10, a mighty angel (Christ) brings the now-open book to earth and instructs John (representing the Bride) to “take it and eat it.” This prophetic act signifies the restoration of spoken word authority to believers in this final hour.

When we receive this revealed Word and allow it to transform us, we regain what our forefather lost. The mind of Christ becomes our mind. We begin to speak not from our carnal understanding but from divine inspiration. This is how families are redeemed, how children are established in truth, and how the kingdom advances – through believers who have eaten the book and now speak with heaven’s authority.

This message explores the profound implications of becoming “partakers of the divine nature” – not merely servants but sons and daughters with inherited dominion. As we grow into this revelation, we find ourselves speaking life into seemingly impossible situations, commanding mountains of opposition to move, and watching God’s creative power flow through our surrendered lips.

Ready to reclaim your inheritance? Listen now and discover how the mystery of God is being finished through those who dare to speak His Word.