Message 14
“Not as though I have already attained, nor were already perfect, but I keep on pursuing after it, that I may take hold of that which Yahshua the anointed has already taken hold of me. Brothers, I do not consider myself as having yet taken hold of it, but one thing I do: Forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching forward to those things which are ahead. I press on toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of Yahweh in Yahshua the anointed. Therefore let us, as many as are perfect, think in this way. And if in anything you think otherwise, Yahweh will indeed reveal this to you. Nevertheless, to that which we have already attained, let us walk according to that standard, let us be of the same mind.” (Philippians 3:12-16)
Paying special attention to verse 15, the 144,000 have spent a great deal of time deeply focused on the truth that "perfection" is not optional, but rather, a commanded matter. The inner knowing that, "I am commanded to be perfect (complete in holy thinking; unified with the Mind of the Father and son)," and that any mind that utters "No one can be perfect!", cannot possibly be entering a consecrated "sealing" as Scripture mandates. The 144,000 understand that salvation (which is the translation of the actual Hebrew name of Yahshua) is a matter of the mind, and that to claim to be "saved" while far from perfect thinking, has it's end---a 5th seal ending. They know that salvation is none other then a “saved mind”, a mind resurrected into the will of the Father via the choice to crucify one's own “self will” under the master pattern: "Not my will but Thy will be done!" And this with every thought they think. They fully understand the command that, "He who loses his life for My sake will find it." (Mattithyâh 10:39)
It's necessary to say that though reaching this end goal, a mind perfect with the Father's, has it's own specific timeline. Those who endeavor to enter in have been practicing righteousness (right thinking) long before the specific time, and are covered under the Father's mandate that, "He who practices righteousness is righteous." (I Yôwnâthân (John) 3:7)