Kingdom Principles

Kingdom Principles

PRINCIPLES

1. Colonization is Heaven’s system for earthly influence. 2. God’s original intent was to extend His heavenly govern ment over the earth, and His plan for accomplishing this was to establish a colony of Heaven on the earth. 3. By creative right, the earth is Heaven’s “crown land.” 4. The King gave man rulership of the earth, not ownership. 5. A colony is “a group of emigrants or their descendants who settle in a distant land but remain subject to the par ent country.” 6. As citizens of Heaven, we inhabit the earth for the pur pose of influencing it with the culture and values of heav en and bringing it under the government of the King of Heaven. 7. God’s government, the government of Heaven, is a Kingdom, and God is the King. 8. A kingdom is simply a domain over which a king has rulership. 9. In the Kingdom of God there are no subjects, only citi zens—but every citizen is a king (or queen) in his or her own right. 10. When Jesus brought the Kingdom of Heaven to earth, He brought also the promise of restoring to mankind the dominion over the earth that Adam and Eve had lost in Eden. 11. The King of Heaven wants sons and daughters, not servants. 12. Jesus came that we might “receive the full rights of sons.”

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