The Complete Kingdom...That Jesus taught In The "Lord's Prayer" Colossians 2:2; 1 Samuel 2:35; Matthew 6:10; Daniel 2:44
Posted: Wed Sep 16, 2026 7:18 pm
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Introduction:
For centuries, believers have prayed the words Jesus taught:
“Your Kingdom come. Your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.” — Matthew 6:10
This prayer is not poetic.
It is architectural. It is structural.
It reveals the actual structure of Jehovah’s Kingdom:
A heavenly phase (“as it is in heaven”)
An earthly phase (“on earth”)
Most religions only teach one phase.
But Scripture teaches two, working together.
This article explains how Jehovah accomplishes this through:
Jesus Christ (Heavenly Messiah)
The Messianic Davidic Servant (Earthly Messiah)
The prophetic "blueprint" or template is established for us at Colossians 2:2. Jesus Christ is clearly shown to be the actual fulfillment of the "Great Mystery" [or Greek: "Mysterion"] of God, in the first century, since the bible makes clear the Great "Mystery of God" [or "Sacred Secret" of God per, the New World Translation] still persists down till our day, in the "Last Days," yes ,"Jehovah's Great Day," where He [God] receives all of the Glory in the End. -- See: Genesis 1:31; Isaiah 42:8; Daniel 2:28; Romans 16:27; 2nd Thessalonians 2:2; Revelation 10:7; Revelation 11:15, 19.
The priestly promise in 1st Samuel 2:35
The final Kingdom installation in Daniel 2:44
This is the complete Kingdom, the one Jehovah intended from the beginning.
1. Matthew 6:10 — The Blueprint [or template] of the Kingdom
Jesus reveals the Kingdom’s two‑realm design:
Heavenly Realm
Where Jehovah’s will is already perfectly done.
Earthly Realm
Where Jehovah intends His will to be done in the same way.
This means the Kingdom is not only heavenly.
It must have an earthly administration that mirrors the heavenly one.
This is the template, the blueprint, the Divine "Paradigm" or Divine "Template," established by way of The "Lord's Prayer."
2. Daniel 2:44 — The Construction Phase
Daniel describes the moment Jehovah builds the earthly phase:
“The God of heaven will set up a Kingdom… and it will crush and put an end to all these kingdoms.”
Notice:
The God of heaven initiates it
The Kingdom is set up among earthly kings
It is visible, governmental, kingly/priestly (Exodus 19:5-6; Revelation 5:9,10)
It replaces human rule with divine rule
Daniel 2:44 is Matthew 6:10 becoming reality.
But how does Jehovah actually do this?
Through two messianic figures, not one.
3. Colossians 2:2 — The Revelation Process Through A "Template/Paradigm" Viewpoint
Paul explains the inner preparation required before Jehovah reveals His Kingdom structure:
“…that they may have the full assurance of understanding, resulting in a true knowledge of God’s mystery — Christ.”
The YORWW Congregation identifies this “mystery” of Colossians 2:2 specifically as being Jesus Christ in its fullest fulfillment, yes, as the Great "Mystery of God," for all first century Christians of Paul's time.
However additionally, the YORWW Congregation sees the coming of a end-time, second "Anointed" One, "Messiah" or "Christ" to come to earth in fulfillment of The "Lord's Prayer" -- Yes, A Heavenly One and an Earthly One, by way of a Template-Typical & Anti-Typical Fulfillment:
Heavenly "Anointed" One or Heavenly "Messiah" — Jesus Christ...alone, who is allowed to "Sit Upon God's Throne" [Revelation 3:21]
Earthly Messiah — the Davidic Servant (Sprout / Seed)
Colossians 2:2 describes the conditions needed to recognize both:
Hearts encouraged
People unified
Full assurance of understanding
Knowledge of the mystery
This is the Venn diagram where both Messiahs overlap.
4. 1 Samuel 2:35 — The Three Characters Jehovah Reveals (and the Missing One Scholars Overlook)
1 Samuel 2:35 is one of the most strategic prophetic verses in the entire Hebrew Bible.
It contains three distinct characters, but almost all scholars collapse them into one or two.
When you separate them properly, the verse becomes a blueprint for the earthly phase of Jehovah’s Kingdom.
Here is the verse (one line quoted only):
“I will raise up for Myself a faithful priest…”
Now let’s identify the three characters.
Character #1 — Jehovah Himself (“I will raise up…”)
Jehovah is the initiator, the architect, the one who selects and installs the figure.
This is important because:
The figure is not self‑appointed
He is not elected
He is not chosen by a religious organization. [Such as Jehovah's Witnesses Organization, who "rejected" him. -- Psalm 118:22]
He is not a hereditary successor
Jehovah says I will raise up, meaning:
He personally trains
He personally appoints
He personally empowers
He personally reveals
This eliminates all human claimants.
Jehovah Himself is the first character.
Character #2 — The Faithful Priest (the Earthly Messianic Davidic Servant)
This is the second character, and the one scholars misidentify.
Most scholars say this refers to:
Samuel
Zadok
A generic priesthood
A symbolic figure
The high priestly office
Or even Jesus (in Christian commentaries)
But none of these fit the details.
Why? Because the verse describes a figure who:
Is raised up directly by Jehovah
Is future, not present
Is singular, not plural
Is faithful in a way Eli’s line never was
Does everything in Jehovah’s heart and mind
Is given a permanent house
Serves alongside Jehovah’s anointed king
This is not Samuel.
Not Zadok.
Not the priesthood.
Not Jesus (who is heavenly, not earthly).
This is the Earthly Messianic Davidic Servant (MDS) — the one who sits on David’s throne during the earthly phase of the Kingdom.
This is the missing character.
Bible scholars have never recognized him because:
They assume all messianic prophecy points only to Jesus
They overlook the earthly phase of the Kingdom
They ignore Matthew 6:10’s two‑realm structure
They collapse priestly and kingly roles into one figure
They do not see the dual‑messiah pattern
They do not understand Daniel 2:44’s earthly implementation
But 1 Samuel 2:35 requires a second messianic figure —
one who is earthly, Davidic, faithful, and administrative.
This is the Sprout / Seed / Davidic Servant.
Character #3 — “My Anointed” (the Heavenly Messiah, Jesus Christ)
The verse ends with a stunning detail:
“…and he will walk before My anointed forever.”
This introduces the third character:
Jehovah’s Anointed
The Heavenly Messiah
Jesus Christ
This means:
The faithful priest is not the anointed one
The faithful priest serves before the anointed one
The faithful priest is earthly
The anointed one is heavenly
Their roles are distinct
Their relationship is hierarchical
Their cooperation is eternal
This is the two‑messiah structure hidden in plain sight.
The faithful priest (earthly)
walks before
Jehovah’s anointed (heavenly)
This is Matthew 6:10 in narrative form:
Heavenly rule → Jesus
Earthly rule → MDS
This is Daniel 2:44 in administrative form:
God of heaven → installs the Kingdom
Earthly ruler → executes the Kingdom
This is Colossians 2:2 in revelatory form:
Mystery of God → Christ in two phases
5. The Two‑Phase Kingdom (The Complete Structure)
A. Heavenly Phase — Jesus Christ
Sits on God’s throne
Holds all wisdom (Col 2:3)
Directs the restoration
Is the original fulfillment of Col 2:2
B. Earthly Phase — Messianic Davidic Servant
Sits on David’s throne
Executes Jehovah’s earthly will
Is the last‑days fulfillment of Col 2:2
Is the “faithful priest” of 1 Samuel 2:35
C. Unified Kingdom — Daniel 2:44
Jehovah merges both phases into one functioning government:
Heavenly oversight
Earthly administration
One Kingdom
Two realms
Two messiahs working in harmony
This is the complete Kingdom.
6. Why Jehovah’s Witnesses Need This Explanation
Jehovah’s Witnesses represent apostate "Israel" in prophecy — the covenant people who broke their vow (Ezekiel 16:59-63). -- See: https://www.yorww.com/guilt.html
They expect a Kingdom but only understand one phase.
They see:
Jesus
Heaven
A future paradise
But they do not see:
The earthly Davidic ruler
The restoration of David’s throne
The dual‑messiah structure
The fulfillment of 1 Samuel 2:35
The architectural meaning of Matthew 6:10
The mechanism of Daniel 2:44
This article gives them the missing half.
7. Why Abrahamic Believers Worldwide Need This Explanation
Muslims, Jews, and Christians all expect:
A Davidic ruler
A restored Kingdom
A global government
A messianic age
This article shows how Jehovah accomplishes all of it without contradiction:
Jesus fulfills the heavenly role
The MDS fulfills the earthly role
Jehovah fulfills His promise to Abraham
The Kingdom becomes global
Daniel 2:44 becomes literal
Matthew 6:10 becomes visible
This is the Abrahamic unifying model.
Conclusion: The Kingdom Is a Two‑Story House
The Kingdom is not a cloud.
It is not symbolic.
It is not abstract.
It is a two‑story house:
Upper Floor — Heaven
Jesus rules from God’s throne.
Lower Floor — Earth
The Davidic Servant rules from David’s throne.
Foundation
Jehovah Himself.
This is how:
Matthew 6:10 is designed
Daniel 2:44 is executed
Colossians 2:2 is understood
1 Samuel 2:35 is fulfilled
This is the complete Kingdom Jehovah planned from the beginning, had Adam had remained faithful and had not fallen into sin. -- Genesis 3:15; Psalm 89:27; 1st Samuel 2:35-36; 2nd Samuel 7:12-16.
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The Complete Kingdom ... That Jesus Taught Us About
In "The Lord's Prayer":
(How Jehovah Fulfills Matthew 6:10 Through Daniel 2:44
Using the Two‑Phase Messiah Pattern)
In "The Lord's Prayer":
(How Jehovah Fulfills Matthew 6:10 Through Daniel 2:44
Using the Two‑Phase Messiah Pattern)
See link to chatroom which covers this topic ... here: https://copilot.microsoft.com/conversat ... jjw3CcwCML
Introduction:
For centuries, believers have prayed the words Jesus taught:
“Your Kingdom come. Your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.” — Matthew 6:10
This prayer is not poetic.
It is architectural. It is structural.
It reveals the actual structure of Jehovah’s Kingdom:
A heavenly phase (“as it is in heaven”)
An earthly phase (“on earth”)
Most religions only teach one phase.
But Scripture teaches two, working together.
This article explains how Jehovah accomplishes this through:
Jesus Christ (Heavenly Messiah)
The Messianic Davidic Servant (Earthly Messiah)
The prophetic "blueprint" or template is established for us at Colossians 2:2. Jesus Christ is clearly shown to be the actual fulfillment of the "Great Mystery" [or Greek: "Mysterion"] of God, in the first century, since the bible makes clear the Great "Mystery of God" [or "Sacred Secret" of God per, the New World Translation] still persists down till our day, in the "Last Days," yes ,"Jehovah's Great Day," where He [God] receives all of the Glory in the End. -- See: Genesis 1:31; Isaiah 42:8; Daniel 2:28; Romans 16:27; 2nd Thessalonians 2:2; Revelation 10:7; Revelation 11:15, 19.
The priestly promise in 1st Samuel 2:35
The final Kingdom installation in Daniel 2:44
This is the complete Kingdom, the one Jehovah intended from the beginning.
1. Matthew 6:10 — The Blueprint [or template] of the Kingdom
Jesus reveals the Kingdom’s two‑realm design:
Heavenly Realm
Where Jehovah’s will is already perfectly done.
Earthly Realm
Where Jehovah intends His will to be done in the same way.
This means the Kingdom is not only heavenly.
It must have an earthly administration that mirrors the heavenly one.
This is the template, the blueprint, the Divine "Paradigm" or Divine "Template," established by way of The "Lord's Prayer."
2. Daniel 2:44 — The Construction Phase
Daniel describes the moment Jehovah builds the earthly phase:
“The God of heaven will set up a Kingdom… and it will crush and put an end to all these kingdoms.”
Notice:
The God of heaven initiates it
The Kingdom is set up among earthly kings
It is visible, governmental, kingly/priestly (Exodus 19:5-6; Revelation 5:9,10)
It replaces human rule with divine rule
Daniel 2:44 is Matthew 6:10 becoming reality.
But how does Jehovah actually do this?
Through two messianic figures, not one.
3. Colossians 2:2 — The Revelation Process Through A "Template/Paradigm" Viewpoint
Paul explains the inner preparation required before Jehovah reveals His Kingdom structure:
“…that they may have the full assurance of understanding, resulting in a true knowledge of God’s mystery — Christ.”
The YORWW Congregation identifies this “mystery” of Colossians 2:2 specifically as being Jesus Christ in its fullest fulfillment, yes, as the Great "Mystery of God," for all first century Christians of Paul's time.
However additionally, the YORWW Congregation sees the coming of a end-time, second "Anointed" One, "Messiah" or "Christ" to come to earth in fulfillment of The "Lord's Prayer" -- Yes, A Heavenly One and an Earthly One, by way of a Template-Typical & Anti-Typical Fulfillment:
Heavenly "Anointed" One or Heavenly "Messiah" — Jesus Christ...alone, who is allowed to "Sit Upon God's Throne" [Revelation 3:21]
Earthly Messiah — the Davidic Servant (Sprout / Seed)
Colossians 2:2 describes the conditions needed to recognize both:
Hearts encouraged
People unified
Full assurance of understanding
Knowledge of the mystery
This is the Venn diagram where both Messiahs overlap.
4. 1 Samuel 2:35 — The Three Characters Jehovah Reveals (and the Missing One Scholars Overlook)
1 Samuel 2:35 is one of the most strategic prophetic verses in the entire Hebrew Bible.
It contains three distinct characters, but almost all scholars collapse them into one or two.
When you separate them properly, the verse becomes a blueprint for the earthly phase of Jehovah’s Kingdom.
Here is the verse (one line quoted only):
“I will raise up for Myself a faithful priest…”
Now let’s identify the three characters.
Character #1 — Jehovah Himself (“I will raise up…”)
Jehovah is the initiator, the architect, the one who selects and installs the figure.
This is important because:
The figure is not self‑appointed
He is not elected
He is not chosen by a religious organization. [Such as Jehovah's Witnesses Organization, who "rejected" him. -- Psalm 118:22]
He is not a hereditary successor
Jehovah says I will raise up, meaning:
He personally trains
He personally appoints
He personally empowers
He personally reveals
This eliminates all human claimants.
Jehovah Himself is the first character.
Character #2 — The Faithful Priest (the Earthly Messianic Davidic Servant)
This is the second character, and the one scholars misidentify.
Most scholars say this refers to:
Samuel
Zadok
A generic priesthood
A symbolic figure
The high priestly office
Or even Jesus (in Christian commentaries)
But none of these fit the details.
Why? Because the verse describes a figure who:
Is raised up directly by Jehovah
Is future, not present
Is singular, not plural
Is faithful in a way Eli’s line never was
Does everything in Jehovah’s heart and mind
Is given a permanent house
Serves alongside Jehovah’s anointed king
This is not Samuel.
Not Zadok.
Not the priesthood.
Not Jesus (who is heavenly, not earthly).
This is the Earthly Messianic Davidic Servant (MDS) — the one who sits on David’s throne during the earthly phase of the Kingdom.
This is the missing character.
Bible scholars have never recognized him because:
They assume all messianic prophecy points only to Jesus
They overlook the earthly phase of the Kingdom
They ignore Matthew 6:10’s two‑realm structure
They collapse priestly and kingly roles into one figure
They do not see the dual‑messiah pattern
They do not understand Daniel 2:44’s earthly implementation
But 1 Samuel 2:35 requires a second messianic figure —
one who is earthly, Davidic, faithful, and administrative.
This is the Sprout / Seed / Davidic Servant.
Character #3 — “My Anointed” (the Heavenly Messiah, Jesus Christ)
The verse ends with a stunning detail:
“…and he will walk before My anointed forever.”
This introduces the third character:
Jehovah’s Anointed
The Heavenly Messiah
Jesus Christ
This means:
The faithful priest is not the anointed one
The faithful priest serves before the anointed one
The faithful priest is earthly
The anointed one is heavenly
Their roles are distinct
Their relationship is hierarchical
Their cooperation is eternal
This is the two‑messiah structure hidden in plain sight.
The faithful priest (earthly)
walks before
Jehovah’s anointed (heavenly)
This is Matthew 6:10 in narrative form:
Heavenly rule → Jesus
Earthly rule → MDS
This is Daniel 2:44 in administrative form:
God of heaven → installs the Kingdom
Earthly ruler → executes the Kingdom
This is Colossians 2:2 in revelatory form:
Mystery of God → Christ in two phases
5. The Two‑Phase Kingdom (The Complete Structure)
A. Heavenly Phase — Jesus Christ
Sits on God’s throne
Holds all wisdom (Col 2:3)
Directs the restoration
Is the original fulfillment of Col 2:2
B. Earthly Phase — Messianic Davidic Servant
Sits on David’s throne
Executes Jehovah’s earthly will
Is the last‑days fulfillment of Col 2:2
Is the “faithful priest” of 1 Samuel 2:35
C. Unified Kingdom — Daniel 2:44
Jehovah merges both phases into one functioning government:
Heavenly oversight
Earthly administration
One Kingdom
Two realms
Two messiahs working in harmony
This is the complete Kingdom.
6. Why Jehovah’s Witnesses Need This Explanation
Jehovah’s Witnesses represent apostate "Israel" in prophecy — the covenant people who broke their vow (Ezekiel 16:59-63). -- See: https://www.yorww.com/guilt.html
They expect a Kingdom but only understand one phase.
They see:
Jesus
Heaven
A future paradise
But they do not see:
The earthly Davidic ruler
The restoration of David’s throne
The dual‑messiah structure
The fulfillment of 1 Samuel 2:35
The architectural meaning of Matthew 6:10
The mechanism of Daniel 2:44
This article gives them the missing half.
7. Why Abrahamic Believers Worldwide Need This Explanation
Muslims, Jews, and Christians all expect:
A Davidic ruler
A restored Kingdom
A global government
A messianic age
This article shows how Jehovah accomplishes all of it without contradiction:
Jesus fulfills the heavenly role
The MDS fulfills the earthly role
Jehovah fulfills His promise to Abraham
The Kingdom becomes global
Daniel 2:44 becomes literal
Matthew 6:10 becomes visible
This is the Abrahamic unifying model.
Conclusion: The Kingdom Is a Two‑Story House
The Kingdom is not a cloud.
It is not symbolic.
It is not abstract.
It is a two‑story house:
Upper Floor — Heaven
Jesus rules from God’s throne.
Lower Floor — Earth
The Davidic Servant rules from David’s throne.
Foundation
Jehovah Himself.
This is how:
Matthew 6:10 is designed
Daniel 2:44 is executed
Colossians 2:2 is understood
1 Samuel 2:35 is fulfilled
This is the complete Kingdom Jehovah planned from the beginning, had Adam had remained faithful and had not fallen into sin. -- Genesis 3:15; Psalm 89:27; 1st Samuel 2:35-36; 2nd Samuel 7:12-16.
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