The kingdom of God is an ever full and overflowing cup. For it is teeming with the nature and the power of all that is continuous abundance. For, at its core, lives and breathes the substance of multiplying. Which is the evidence of a fortitude that thoroughly overcomes the fallen law of diminishing returns. For at its heart is perfect love. And perfect love knows no diminishing returns. Just the heart of multiplying. Which is why it is written: “I have come that you may have life and have it abundantly.” (John 10:10).

For is this not what we saw on the hill of 5,000? For just like on the hill of the gathering of 5,000 — where those who gathered on the hill in the name of Jesus were all fed to overflowing through the multiplying of five loaves and two fish — our Father’s kingdom is a kingdom where from the hill of grace and plenty, we are to multiply our gifts from the one who owns the high hill of love — just like with the five loves and two fish — into loving our neighbour as ourselves. So that their baskets may be full and overflowing.

For when it comes to “multiplying the five loaves and the two fish” of the living oil to feed the multitudes through loving our neighbour as ourselves, it is clearly and unambiguously written, “Heal the sick, raise the dead, cleanse the lepers, drive out demons. Freely you have received; freely give.” (Matthew 10:8). For those who are hungry and thirsty, being all those who seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, are those whose empty baskets shall be filled to overflowing.

Cleanse the lepers.

Raise the dead.

Cast out devils.

A threefold giving. By a threefold God. That all may be complete and lack nothing. Which is the way and the truth and life of the great kingdom of multiplying. Which is the kingdom of perfect love. Being the kingdom of seven - the kingdom where five loaves and two fish of seven are lovingly multiplied in the living expression and accomplishment of the law of forever increasing returns.

For seven is the number of My Church, says the LORD, and it portrays My true body coming into the fullness of that which I have purposed.