The New Creation CH.13 The Sons and the Scrolls: Walking Out the Written Will of the Father.

A message to the New Creation…

Before you were born, you were written.

Before you breathed, you were spoken.

Before you opened your eyes, there was a scroll with your name on it—inscribed, sealed, and waiting to be unrolled in time.

You were not born randomly. You were not redeemed aimlessly. You are not a wanderer trying to find purpose. You are a scroll unfolding—a living manuscript of the Father’s will. A chapter in heaven’s story. A word that became flesh, and now moves with the rhythm of obedience.

Psalm 139:16 reveals this hidden truth:

“Your eyes have seen my formless substance;

And in Your book were written

All the days that were ordained for me,

When as yet there was not one of them.”

There is a book in heaven with your days already inscribed—not in fatalism, but in divine assignment. You were not just created to believe—you were created to fulfill. Not just to exist, but to execute what was written before your body was formed.

You are not trying to make history. You are trying to manifest what was already authored.

The prophets understood this.

Ezekiel was handed a scroll and told to eat it (Ezekiel 3:1–3).

John was given a scroll and told the same (Revelation 10:9–11).

Because to speak the Word of God, you must first become the Word you carry.

You don’t just proclaim the scroll.

You embody it.

Jesus, the Pattern Son, modeled this.

In Luke 4:17–21, He opened the scroll of Isaiah and read:

“The Spirit of the Lord is upon Me…”

Then He said something that shattered the room:

“Today this Scripture has been fulfilled in your hearing.”

He didn’t just read the scroll.

He was the scroll.

He was not quoting His calling—He was becoming it.

And now, those born of Him must do the same.

Revelation 5 paints the scene:

A scroll sealed with seven seals—full of destiny, redemption, and the judgments of God—sat unopened. No one in heaven or earth was worthy to break it. Until One stepped forward:

“Behold, the Lion of the tribe of Judah, the Root of David, has overcome so as to be able to open the scroll…” (Revelation 5:5)

Christ is the opener of scrolls.

And when He opens yours, it’s not just to be read.

It’s to be walked out.

The new creation is not just forgiven—it is activated.

It carries a portion of heaven’s unfolding will.

And when that son surrenders, the scroll begins to unroll—

not in a day, but in a life.

Ephesians 2:10 seals this with thunder:

“For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works,

which God prepared beforehand so that we would walk in them.”

Prepared beforehand.

Not invented on the fly.

You were made for pre-written works.

This is why intimacy with the Spirit is not optional—it is navigation.

The scroll isn’t discovered through ambition.

It’s unveiled through obedience.

Moment by moment.

Line by line.

Word by word.

This is why Jesus said, “Man shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that proceeds out of the mouth of God.” (Matthew 4:4)

Not just written words. Proceeding words.

Words that lead.

Words that unroll the scroll.

The sons of God must stop asking, “What am I called to do?”

And start asking, “What was written?”

Because the scroll already exists.

And the Spirit was given to lead you into all truth—including your chapter.

The analogy is prophetic fulfillment.

You are not merely called to study Scripture.

You are woven into it.

You are the walking echo of promises God made long before your name was known on earth.

Romans 8:29–30 proves this:

“…those whom He foreknew, He also predestined… and those He predestined, He also called…”

There is a prophetic echo in your bones.

A whisper from before time.

A sentence written in the ink of eternity.

And when you move by the Spirit, that sentence becomes flesh.

It becomes impact.

It becomes execution.

This is why the sons must walk in reverence.

You are not writing your story.

You are finishing what was authored before time began.

You don’t need to invent destiny.

You need to say yes to the scroll.

Eat it.

Ingest it.

Live it.

Let it become your breath.

Let it become your war cry.

Let it become your signature in time on behalf of the Father.

You are not aimless.

You are written.

You are not random.

You are scroll and Spirit.

Let your life declare:

“Today, this Scripture is fulfilled in your hearing.”