This is a new encouraging study by my friend Corey. Be blessed!

Kevin


"Read With Discernment"



Coronation of Jesus Christ- King of Kings – Lord of Lord
When?

We all know that Jesus Christ is the King of Kings and Lord of Lords. The misinterpretation of this understanding is the fact that many think that Jesus has officially received that title as of now. Jesus is not officially the King of Kings and Lord of Lords yet. You might say why?
The reason being is because Jesus has not received a true coronation ceremony!
The Lord’s first and second coming heralds 3 different titles for him, two of which are already fulfilled and being fulfilled currently. Here are the 3 different names or lifestyles the Lord receives during his life on earth (1st coming) and his eventual return (2nd coming)…
1.)    Servant
Isaiah 53:11 prophesies Jesus as a “suffering servant”:
“He shall see of the TRAVAIL of his soul, and shall be satisfied: by his knowledge shall my righteous SERVANT justify many; for he shall bear their iniquities”
2.)    High Priest
Hebrews 3:1
“Wherefore, holy brethren, partakers of the heavenly calling, consider the Apostle and HIGH PRIEST of our profession, Christ Jesus”
3.)    King
Revelation 19:16
“And he hath on his vesture and on his thigh a name written, KING of KINGS, and Lord of Lords”
As we can read from the scriptures, the Lord Jesus is portrayed as servant, high priest, and a king in his life. Jesus died as a servant, rose as a high priest, and is coming back to earth to rule as a king!
Jesus Chris is currently in heaven acting as our high priest in the temple of God. Jesus could not be a servant and a high priest and also cannot be a high priest and a king. He is one after another, in terms of when Jesus fulfills his prophetic duties. Obviously, as of right now, Jesus has not officially become King because he is still acting as our high priest in heaven.
Jesus was born a suffering servant and rose from the dead on a high priest. So when will Christ be crowned king?
To know the end, we must know the beginning according to God for the Lord says “I declare the end from the beginning”. To understand when Christ will be crowned king, we must understand when kings in the Old Testament were made king.
Old Testament kings are always crowned on the feast of Trumpets. Before we observe the proof text of this fact, we must understand the “Old Testament” view of the feast of Trumpets. Leviticus 23:25 state:
“Ye shall have a Sabbath, a memorial of BLOWING of TRUMPETS, a holy convocation.”
The key words to “keep in mind” while reading these Old Testament scriptures are “blowing” and “trumpets”. Look at the context of the following scriptures:
1st Kings1:34
“And let Zadok the priest and Nathan the prophet ANOINT HIM THEIR KING over Israel: and BLOW ye with the TRUMPET, and say, God save King Solomon”
At the “coronation” of Solomon as king, there was a “blowing of a trumpet”, which is EXACTLY what the Old Testament depicts as the meaning of the feast of Trumpets.
2nd Kings 9:13
“Then they hasted, and took every man his garment, and put it under him on the top of the stairs, and BLEW with TRUMPETS, saying, JEHU IS KING”
At the “coronation” of Jehu as king, there was a “blowing of a trumpet, which is EXACTLY what the Old Testament depicts as the meaning of the feast of Trumpets!
2nd Kings 11:12-14
“And he brought forth the king's son, and PUT A CROWN UPON HIM, and gave him the testimony; and they MADE HIM KING, and anointed him; and they clapped their hands, and said, God save the king”
“And when Athaliah heard the noise of the guard and of the people, she came to the people into the temple of the LORD”
 “And when she looked, behold, the king stood by a pillar, as the manner was, and the princes and the trumpeters by the king, and all the people of the land rejoiced, and BLEW with TRUMPETS: and Athaliah rent her clothes, and cried, Treason, Treason”
At the “coronation” of the king’s son, there was a “blowing of a trumpet”, which is also EXACTLY what the Old Testament depicts as the meaning of the feast of Trumpets!
Kings in the Old Testament were always crowned on days where the TRUMPET was being BLOWN and the specific Old Testament commandment for that day by God is to “blow the trumpet”. It can clearly been seen that the Old Testament kings were made king or crowned on the feast of Trumpets!!!
Jesus Christ will be crowned king on the feast of Trumpets with his church present. When Jesus comes at the rapture, he is not wearing a crown on his head meaning he is still a high priest.  The first time the Lord is ever called the King of Kings and Lord of Lord is Revelation 19:16. Even yet, he is not made king in Revelation 19 because in Revelation 14:14, it states:
“And I looked, and behold a white cloud, and upon the cloud one sat like unto the Son of man, having on his HEAD A GOLDEN CROWN, and in his hand a sharp sickle.”
Jesus has a crown on his head in Revelation 14:14 meaning he has been crowned king, meaning his coronation has already take place!!
When did it take place?
Jesus harvests the earth in the middle of the tribulation period as a king, and he has been in heaven before Revelation 14 since Revelation 4 where the rapture takes place. During a crowning ceremony, you have 3 things mainly:
1.)    King
2.)    Crown
3.)    Throne
In reading Revelation 4 when John is caught up into heaven, look at what he sees:
“And immediately I was in the spirit: and, behold, a throne was SET in heaven, and one sat on the THRONE”
John sees a THRONE SET in heaven after he is caught up! John is seeing a CORONATION ceremony taking place in Revelation 4 & 5! Jesus is receiving his crown at his coronation and is “officially” being CROWNED as King of Kings and Lord of Lords, thus beginning the day of the Lord on earth!
We know kings are crowned and receive their crowns on the feast of Trumpets! So Revelation 4 when John is caught up to a throne is a picture of the church being caught up to a CORONATION CEREMONY of Jesus Christ where he begins to REIGN over the earth, the day of the Lord!!
The catching away of the church MUST occur on the feast of Trumpets!!!
The feast of Trumpets of 2011 is the only candidate for A VERY LONG TIME because it’s the only “dark moon” that falls on a Tuesday.
The church age began:
Feast of Pentecost, During Sunrise, During Morning Sacrifice, On Sunday!
The church age will end:
Feast of Trumpets, During Sunset (twinkling of an eye), During Evening Sacrifice. On Tuesday!
We MUST, MUST look at time in the way that God looks at time. God looks at time in terms of days. The entire plan of God for humanity is 7000 years and God sees it as 7 days, not years. The church age began on a specific day which was Sunday morning. Since God looks at time in terms of “days” and each day in Genesis is worth “1000” years that means the ending of the church age is easily calculated as 2000 years or in God’s eyes, “2 days” after Pentecost SUNDAY!
Well, if the church age began on SUNDAY, the first day of the week and each day are worth 1000 years….
That tells us that the church age will end 2 days after it began because the church age separates the FIRST and Second Advent of Jesus Christ and the Second Advent begins at the rapture and finalizes 7 years later. With this being said, according to God’s way of looking at time (year for a day), and if it began on Pentecost SUNDAY, the church age will end 2 days (2000 years later) on TUESDAY feast of Trumpets!!!!
The ONLY, I repeat ONLY feast of Trumpets that falls on the CORRECT NEW MOON (when it is dark, NOT a sliver) in the next “10 years) is this year 2011!
If you break down the word of God into truth increments, the exact day of the year, day of the week, and even moment (twinkling of an eye or SUNSET) is give by GOD!
The scriptural day is a feast of Trumpets that falls on a Tuesday at SUNSET (time of the evening sacrifice)!!! Since the only one that falls on the third day in the next 10 years is 2011, it is surely safe to say that the feast of Trumpets 2011 (September 27th, 2011) is that day!!!

Thank you Kevin for bringing CJ's study, as usual,

Excellent!!!

He has a Gift!!!I am so glad he shares it with us.

Your welcome Deborah. Corey continues to amaze me with his excellent studies too. God bless!

Kevin