The Apostolic Pattern of Evangelism.

​Jesus Christ instructed and sent his apostles “two by two”. Two is the minimum number for the kingdom, which also represents the marriage covenant and partnership of the first couple in the Garden of Eden.

The Chief Apostle, Jesus Christ  said, “if two of you agree on Earth concerning anything you ask, it will be done from them by My Father in Heaven”. Matthew 18:19

Once we grasp this kingdom pattern, all things will be restored.    

On May 9^th, 2014, in Prague, Czech Republic, I met my Moravian friend and brother Frantisek Pala. He introduced me to his friend and anointed artist Vaclav Lamr, who was leading his exhibitions in Prague. It was truly epic. Brother Vaclav shared and drew a practical map of his revelation of walking in the anointing of the Holy Spirit, returning to the original form of the early Church. The pattern like in Matthew 18:19 states, “Where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I among them.” This is a method of multiplication: two people agree in prayer for a third person from the world, not to pull them from the church, but to bring them into the Kingdom. Meaning the person is truly born agin from above. As these two pray, they multiply; the two separate to form new apostolic groups, acting as the leaven that grows the church. While leaven was forbidden during Passover, it was commanded during Shavuot (Pentecost). This signifies that leaven represents both sin and the power of multiplication. Leviticus 23 commands the use of leavened bread, illustrating that we must manifest our faith both physically and mentally. The whole person—spirit , soul and body—must be involved in praise. Regarding the two loaves of Pentecost, the first was fulfilled at the initial Pentecost in Acts of the Apostles 2. A second Pentecost is yet to come, when the Holy Spirit will be poured out upon Israel, and the nation will recognize the one they pierced. The church will then pass the baton of evangelization to the Jews. We must pray like the early church in Acts 4, asking the Lord to look upon the threats of this world and grant His servants the boldness to speak His word. We need signs and wonders to confirm our message. We will not win the world through religious programs, but through the anointing of the Holy Spirit. Our primary motive is that the name of Jesus Christ be glorified among all nations.  

Baruch!

W.D.Peter