S2E16 – The Wedding Feast: Invited, Uncovered, and Cast Out

What if being invited wasn’t the same as being ready?

This week on Under the Oak Tree, Justin and Wendy peel back the layers of one of Yeshua’s most misunderstood parables—the Wedding Feast from Matthew 22 and Luke 14. For years, it’s been taught as a simple salvation story. But what if this isn’t about outsiders and insiders… but about those already in the room?

👑 Who gets in? Who gets covered? And who gets cast out… even after saying yes?

In this deep dive, you’ll uncover:
    •    Why royal wedding feasts were national covenant events—not just celebrations
    •    How sin is actually rebellion against the King’s authority, not just “bad behavior”
    •    What it really meant when guests refused the King’s garment
    •    Why being in proximity to the Kingdom doesn’t mean you’re part of the Bride
    •    And how outer darkness isn’t always about hell—it’s about being cut off from covering

You’ll walk through prophetic parallels from Isaiah, Daniel, Revelation, and Yeshua’s own words—and begin to see the fierce tenderness of a King who won’t settle for a marriage without surrender.

🔥 This isn’t just a parable. It’s a prophetic mirror for our generation.
A warning not to the world—but to those closest to the invitation.

Are we awakened but unrobed?
Interested… but not surrendered?
In the house… but still holding onto our old identity?

The King is walking among the guests.
The garments are still being handed out.
But the door will close.

⏳ The question is: Will we be clothed when He comes?

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📚 Bonus: Access full show notes, study tools, and free printables at the link below.

https://newwine.world/articles/76/show

🕊️ This is not about fear. This is about preparation. This is about the Bride.

Join us this week—Under the Oak Tree.