Excerpt from Chapter Twelve One Thousand Years Genesage
One Thousand Years: Genesage
He had explained to them several times how the GodKind had been ManKind also and
everyone He knew had thought that when they came into the Kingdom that though they were
to be like Jesus the Messiah with a new body and new nature, it was assumed they would
know everything. Eben had laughed each time he told that story because he said,
"We GodKind forgot we aren't God or gods but GodKind.”
“Though we are like Jesus the Son of God we are now become Sons and
Daughters of the Father in Heaven,
“We are NOT GOD."
“We don't know it all."
He always seemed so human in those moments with a twinkle in his eye and laughter on his
lips and stories of GodKind still learning. He said he didn't know it all but rarely did anyone
yet find where that not knowing started or ended. Although they appeared as normal as any
other Mankind, each GodKind, man and woman, "felt" different somehow. Peaceful was a
good word to describe them but complete would have been better and they all seemed older
and younger at the same time.
Age really didn't matter in the Kingdom as it was said that if a person were careful he could
technically live the full thousand years. Eben had said it was more likely two or three hundred
years would be about right for Mankind, but everyone knew the GodKind would live
forever.
They certainly had a different nature and kind now than ManKind.
For Nehevivor who was a child of the Kingdom, a Generation first, Genifer, looking at his
parents and comparing them to GodKind it was like children to older parents so at times he
felt odd in-between the two and attracted to the GodKind while respecting his parents.
Nehevivor was prone to argue though anyways and seemed to revel in the repartee he would
deliver as though He needed to defend his generation of "New Born". Genifers as they like to
be called. Ignoring his mother for a moment he recalled the last time the "kids" got together.
"First Born" Generation Eben said they would be called but barely 10 years after the Fall of
Mankind, firstborn were calling themselves Kingdom Kids and when 30's hit it seemed to
become true that all who were born of ManKind in the Kingdom were called NewBorn and
that First Generation became Genifirst.
This was the Kingdom Age Eben said and after this Age would be a New one and after that
another and another in a never ending procession of Ages. Each age with something new and
different in each age giving it reason for being a separate age.
Age to Ages and Eben said that Mankind would end with a Great Deception, Revolt and
Final Destruction of Fallen Mankind and Rebellious SpiritKind. Only those alive in the
Kingdom had the ability to choose and decide their own fate as everyone else had already
made their choice.
Eben made it sound like a far away TV Movie or Movie as His Mom and Dad described, he
would tell them that GodKind would go to New Jerusalem that looked like a diamond sort of
and sort of a moon and his stories would go on about the future like a fairy tale his parents
would say, and sounding a lot like their parents talking.
One looking forward, the other looking back
-Excerpt from Chapter Twelve of One Thousand Years: Genesage
everyone He knew had thought that when they came into the Kingdom that though they were
to be like Jesus the Messiah with a new body and new nature, it was assumed they would
know everything. Eben had laughed each time he told that story because he said,
"We GodKind forgot we aren't God or gods but GodKind.”
“Though we are like Jesus the Son of God we are now become Sons and
Daughters of the Father in Heaven,
“We are NOT GOD."
“We don't know it all."
He always seemed so human in those moments with a twinkle in his eye and laughter on his
lips and stories of GodKind still learning. He said he didn't know it all but rarely did anyone
yet find where that not knowing started or ended. Although they appeared as normal as any
other Mankind, each GodKind, man and woman, "felt" different somehow. Peaceful was a
good word to describe them but complete would have been better and they all seemed older
and younger at the same time.
Age really didn't matter in the Kingdom as it was said that if a person were careful he could
technically live the full thousand years. Eben had said it was more likely two or three hundred
years would be about right for Mankind, but everyone knew the GodKind would live
forever.
They certainly had a different nature and kind now than ManKind.
For Nehevivor who was a child of the Kingdom, a Generation first, Genifer, looking at his
parents and comparing them to GodKind it was like children to older parents so at times he
felt odd in-between the two and attracted to the GodKind while respecting his parents.
Nehevivor was prone to argue though anyways and seemed to revel in the repartee he would
deliver as though He needed to defend his generation of "New Born". Genifers as they like to
be called. Ignoring his mother for a moment he recalled the last time the "kids" got together.
"First Born" Generation Eben said they would be called but barely 10 years after the Fall of
Mankind, firstborn were calling themselves Kingdom Kids and when 30's hit it seemed to
become true that all who were born of ManKind in the Kingdom were called NewBorn and
that First Generation became Genifirst.
This was the Kingdom Age Eben said and after this Age would be a New one and after that
another and another in a never ending procession of Ages. Each age with something new and
different in each age giving it reason for being a separate age.
Age to Ages and Eben said that Mankind would end with a Great Deception, Revolt and
Final Destruction of Fallen Mankind and Rebellious SpiritKind. Only those alive in the
Kingdom had the ability to choose and decide their own fate as everyone else had already
made their choice.
Eben made it sound like a far away TV Movie or Movie as His Mom and Dad described, he
would tell them that GodKind would go to New Jerusalem that looked like a diamond sort of
and sort of a moon and his stories would go on about the future like a fairy tale his parents
would say, and sounding a lot like their parents talking.
One looking forward, the other looking back
-Excerpt from Chapter Twelve of One Thousand Years: Genesage
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