King-Priest Ethos

The King Priest Strategy for Territorial Influence

Cush Chakari Season 1 Episode 66

The podcast episode discusses the biblical concept of the "king-priest" strategy for territorial influence and leadership. It explores various biblical figures, such as Adam, Melchizedek, Joseph, Moses, David, Daniel, and Esther, who embodied the dual roles of kingship and priesthood. The episode emphasizes the importance of aligning with God's will and walking in righteousness to achieve true prosperity and authority, as exemplified by these biblical characters. It also highlights the significance of the king-priest dynamic in the person of Jesus Christ and its relevance for believers today, who are called to be both kings and priests unto God.


Key Points

The Faithful Witness and the Prince of Kings

  • [0:45] Jesus Christ is called the "faithful witness," the "first begotten of the dead," and the "prince of the kings of the Earth."
  • [1:54] A witness is one who has seen, heard, or experienced something affirmed by divine revelation and inspiration.
  • [2:07] Jesus came with a message inspired by Heaven, the Gospel of the kingdom, but many did not understand it.
  • [4:42] Jesus Christ, as the prince of the kings of the earth, inherits authority and power, being the son of the Sovereign King.


Kings and Priests in the Bible

  • [5:51] God washed and made believers kings and priests unto Himself, granting them dominion and glory.
  • [7:19] The purpose of Christ's arrival was to restore what was forfeited in Genesis 1 and 2, the kingship and priesthood of humanity.
  • [16:00] Adam was granted dominion over the earth, functioning as both a king and a priest.
  • [17:38] Melchizedek, the king of Salem, was a priest of righteousness, foreshadowing the ultimate King and High Priest, Jesus Christ.
  • [18:31] Joseph's ability to interpret dreams and govern wisely led him to serve as an interpreter for the king, reflecting his kingship and priesthood.
  • [20:57] Moses was a prophet, priest, king, and judge, embodying the diverse roles of leadership.
  • [24:24] David, anointed by Samuel, rose to prominence as a king and tapped into his priesthood during times of distress.
  • [28:27] Daniel, the king and priest, protected by God, was elevated to positions of authority due to his wisdom and insight.


The King-Priest Strategy

  • [41:49] Obadiah, a governor in the house of Ahab, demonstrated the importance of maintaining integrity and faith while navigating positions of influence.
  • [51:16] Mordecai, in the Book of Esther, embodied the principles of the king-priest dynamic, working for the welfare of others and speaking peace in turbulent situations.
  • [56:33] The concept of the king-priest is exemplified in the person of Jesus Christ, who will bear the honor and sit and rule on his throne as both a priest and a king.
  • [57:36] As believers, we are called to adopt the king-priest strategy, recognizing our dual roles as kings and priests, both in the physical and spiritual realms.



This is a revision for episode 18

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