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Dominion's Character

Niel Magsombol Is Teaching on Spirit of Dominion: "Dominion's Character" Dominion's Character Executive Summary Overview This teaching from Elder Niell Magsombol explores the biblical concept of dominion from Genesis 1:26, revealing that true spiritual authority requires godly character. The central thesis: We cannot exercise dominion in the outer world until we first exercise dominion in our inner world. The Four Dimensions of Dominion 1. Fish of the Sea — People & Influence: God wants to expand our reach to peoples, multitudes, nations, and tongues (Matthew 4:19, Revelation 17:15). 2. Fowl of the Air — Spiritual Realms: Authority over principalities, powers, and territorial spirits (Ephesians 6:12). 3. Cattle — Economy & Wealth: Dominion over kingdom economy through tithes, offerings, and first fruits (Genesis 13:2). 4. All the Earth — Land, Environment & Time: Stewardship over physical territories and energy management within time (Psalm 24:1). The Problem: Fleshly Dominion Since the fall, humanity defaults to fleshly dominion—fighting over land, resources, and power. The Encyclopedia of Wars documents that the overwhelming majority of human conflicts stem from these three areas. Without God's character, we revert to this destructive pattern (James 4:1). The Solution: Image & Likeness Image (Hebrew: carving) — We are God's representatives on earth, like statues ancient kings placed in conquered territories to represent their authority. Likeness (relational resemblance) — People should see God's character in us. This manifests as the Fruit of the Spirit: love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, and temperance. Key Takeaways 1. Dominion means royal stewardship and hands-on management—active engagement, not passive authority. 2. The Hebrew word for "world" in Psalm 24:1 refers to time, not space. God wants to give us dominion over how we use our time and energy. 3. Temperance (self-control) is the foundation: "Every man that strives for the mastery is temperate in all things" (1 Corinthians 9:25). 4. Gentleness is kindness in action—practical helpfulness that benefits others. "Love is not beneficial; love is sacrificial." 5. The kingdom of God is within you (Luke 17:21). Kingdom = King's Dominion. Inner dominion precedes outer dominion. 6. Best business advice: Pay your tithes and offerings. This is the entry point to kingdom economy. 7. Consecration and fasting restore us to God's image and likeness—the prerequisite for exercising spiritual dominion. Bottom Line To exercise dominion in the outer world—over people, spiritual realms, economy, and territory—we must first cultivate the Fruit of the Spirit within. Character precedes authority. The "Restore My Soul" consecration is designed to rebuild God's image and likeness in us, positioning us for the expanded influence He desires to release.