By Paul Keith Davis
Truth is often hidden in plain view. For centuries archeologists
meticulously scrutinized the ancient writings and hieroglyphics encrypted on
Egyptian artifacts. Only with the discovery of the Rosetta Stone was a
dictionary of ancient language furnished to give meaning to the mysteries.
There are many layers of Scriptural Truth. At best we understood them only
partially. The words are plainly before us, but their full meaning has been
hidden.
For hundreds of years Jewish followers contemplated the prophetic scriptures
pointing to their messiah and the restoration of Israel. None, however,
understood their application. The Lord\'s crucifixion, burial and
resurrection was a mystery hidden in plain view. The Scripture recorded the
message, but only in its fulfillment did absolute understanding develop.
Now, great end-time mysteries foreseen by Daniel and John the beloved are
being disclosed and imparted. (Daniel 12; Revelations 10) A righteous
generation anointed with revelatory insight will probe deep into the heart
of God where they are hidden.
Schools of ministry to prepare and equip the Body of Christ for this notable
destiny are emerging with an amplified sense of responsibility.