FILL THE "WEDDING HALL" (Parable of the Wedding Banquet)
September 23, 2025
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as posted by the channelIn the parable of the wedding feast, the intended guests did not come to the wedding. Some even killed those who invited them. The father of the groom told the servants to invite whoever they could—just fill the hall! In Jesus’ time, the Jewish leaders and those who followed them should’ve been the first to become disciples when Jesus announced that God had anointed Him to bring salvation, healing, and freedom (Luke 4:18). However, they did not become disciples, and some even tried to run Him off a cliff. Others were responsible for His crucifixion. The first disciples were not Jewish leaders or close followers of those leaders. They were fishermen, tax collectors, and ordinary people. And then Gentiles became followers as well.
In this revival, don’t let the “wedding hall” be empty because the first invited guests did not come. Go to the highways and byways and invite whoever and as many as possible! This is a prophetic direction for this revival that will lead to a great harvest and a “wedding hall” that is full!
Matthew 22:1-10
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