Min. Farrakhan—An excellent example of how to follow the Honorable Elijah Muhammad

By Jabril Muhammad | Last updated: Jun 28, 2016 - 9:16:30 PM

There is more in the chapter (A Valuable Black Man) about some of the meanings and the implications of the words of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad about the value of his Minister—the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan—to himself; and therefore, to Black people and the world.

Here is exactly what I mentioned some time ago. By the guidance of Master Fard Muhammad, the Honorable Elijah Muhammad learned Minister Farrakhan’s identity. He knew, in a very profound way, the nature, the qualities and the future of Minister Farrakhan. He knew himself and he knew his Minister’s position or place in the plan of Allah, written in advance, in the scriptures. He gained Allah’s view of the future, which included the great work his Minister was divinely destined to do—for God and himself. In a very deep and specific manner, he came to see that Minister Farrakhan was made by God for him.

The Honorable Elijah Muhammad is alive. He is able to see and hear what is going on here in America and elsewhere. He is affecting it. He loves—with great intensity—his beloved people, for whom he sacrificed, suffered, studied and prayed over, and worked for over forty years to save. His determination and power, to save his people, with the help of the Divine Supreme Being, is greater than the collective determination and power of everyone who opposes his Minister; whose function (in part) is to serve as the last warner before the chastisement falls completely on America.

He is not pleased by the evil thinking, planning and actions of those—whether they be Black, White or otherwise; especially against his Minister and the Believers.

It is written, for instance, in a Catholic translation of the book of Revelation, of the anger of God and a man called the Lamb. Read these words below:

“Then I watched while he broke open the sixth seal, and there was a great earthquake; the sun turned as black as dark sackcloth and the whole moon became like blood. The stars in the sky fell to the earth like unripe figs shaken loose from the tree in a strong wind.

“Then the sky was divided like a torn scroll curling up, and every mountain and island was moved from its place. The kings of the earth, the nobles, the military officers, the rich, the powerful, and every slave and free person hid themselves in caves and among mountain crags.

“They cried out to the mountains and the rocks, “Fall on us and hide us from the face of the one who sits on the throne and from the wrath of the Lamb, because the great day of their wrath has come and who can withstand it?” (Rev. 6:12-17)

What will bring on this kind of wrath mentioned in the passage quoted above? Certainly, Black people—others too—will be very angry if and when America moves to try to destroy the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan and the Nation of Islam. But in our present condition we don’t control the forces of nature and don’t know how to use them against the wicked.

Minister Farrakhan demonstrated the wisdom of God (which witnesses to why the Honorable Elijah Muhammad placed him in his seat).

The roots of his success, since he arose to rebuild the Nation, includes his doing as it is written of the righteous in the third chapter of Proverbs. He leans on the wisdom of God and is very mindful of Him at every step that he takes. And Allah guides his heart, as is mentioned, in the Holy Qur’an, that He would do for the Believers.

The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan is indeed an excellent example of how to follow the Honorable Elijah Muhammad.

Another part of the chapter, “A Valuable Black Man” are these words:

“The 16th chapter of Matthew records an event, which, whether or not it actually happened two thousand years ago, in whole or in part, was written to give a picture of a specific set of events, that took place prior to the departure of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad. This event of Matthew 16, foreshadowing certain events to come, has been referred to for nearly two thousand years as Peter’s confession.

“The essence of what is in Matthew 16 is that Jesus led his most intimate followers to a place called Caesarea Philippi. He deliberately chose a place that was outside of the locations where there was a greater Jewish influence. This city was a Gentile or pagan stronghold named after the Roman emperor Caesar. It was in Caesarea Philippi that Jesus chose to lead his followers, through a series of questions, to test their knowledge of his identity. He questioned them about who the people thought he was. Their answers showed their grasp of his place with God; his mission and position in the overall scheme of things. This was important, as he was, in effect, part of his own message.

“Even though there were some, in that little group, who had come to see the identity of Jesus (even that he was the Messiah, to some extent) before Peter, he was the one who stated in a particularly open manner: ‘Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God.’ (Matthew 16:16)

“Mark 8:29 and Luke 9:20 records Peter’s words in these forms: depending on which translation you read:

“‘You are the Messiah.’ ‘Thou art the Christ.’ ‘You are God’s Messiah.’ ‘You are the Christ of God.’

“Jesus knew that this was the time when he could expect such understanding—especially from Peter, as he had already chosen Peter for an awesome future assignment. Jesus responded to his disciple by telling Peter that he was a blessed man, for God Himself was the Source of that revelation to him. In addition, he said, so it is written:

“‘...thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church; and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.’” (Matthew 16:17 & 18)

To prevail means “to be greater in strength or influence; to triumph; to be or become effective; win out; to get the better of; to overcome, master, conquer, surmount, best, worst; to rule, dominate, reign, predominate, preponderate.”

Could this have been fulfilled 2,000 years ago? No!

In the 19th verse, of Matthew 16, we read:

“‘And I will give unto thee the keys of the kingdom of heaven: and whatsoever thou shalt bind on earth shall be bound in heaven: and whatsoever thou shalt loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven.’”

Again, could this really have been fulfilled 2,000 years ago—especially in the light of the history of the world, from that time until now?

There is the deepest kind of tie in between the meaning of the numbers of these verses in conjunction with their contents and the time of their fulfillment; especially in the work of the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan.

More next issue, Allah willing.

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