The Office of Eve

“Human Helper A Helper is the most powerful female in the universe. Handmade and heavily influenced by God, Holy Spirit, she is not a copy of Adam. God used Adam’s DNA to establish the lineage, spiritual position, and value for this second human (Gen 2:22). As part of her body design, she was given a womb with built-in feeding and the essential elements of human capacity to build a household, give birth to Adam’s seed, and prepare them to live in the world. In the natural, she is also a businesswoman, mom, executor of dreams, wife, and leader. She has a very fruitful sphere of relationships, including family, friends, prayer partners, and church fellowship for growing faith and maintaining her overall health. Married couples must be under God and renewed by Christ. They have become one. If ever there are two heads, it is a big open door for the enemy of God to enter. So, God chose the man, His son, to love and lead within the presence of God. Adam’s love for Eve mirrors Christ’s love for the church. It does not mean destructive freedoms or abuse for anyone. Marriage is about all around servanthood. Adam is a son of God king, (small k). Adam, in the spirit realm, is Christ’s younger brother. God sees him as His son. (Romans 8:14, John 1:34). Adam must know and love his Father (God) before he can receive and love a Helper. Adam seeks wisdom and suggestions regarding his work from his Helper. He considers her words, needs, and desires. He does not treat her as if she does not have a voice or as if she were a child. Adam clearly understands his gift in Eve, and like Christ with the church, he handles her as a precious gift. Helper value is demonstrated in a story in scripture, (I Samuel 30:1-19). David and his men returned home to find that the Amalekites had invaded the south, destroyed Ziklag and burned it with fire. They had also captured, alive, the wives of David and his men. He and his men were so sorrowful; they wept until they could not weep anymore. These men were sick with grief and angry with David. Their Helpers, households and legacies had been taken away. David went to God for assistance in regaining their Helpers. God allowed David to recover them all. In today’s culture, some women will not agree with this view of women. However, a woman of God who does not agree with this word should go directly to the Word of God for understanding, not to validate her own way, but for revelation. A Helper who is married has a primary assignment to her husband. Her role in that relationship is to understand and intercede in prayer for “her Adam.” The term “her Adam” or “my Adam” denotes that her assignment from God to Adam is a lifelong relationship, permitting them to be productive (fruitful) together in every good way. They have vision, faith, and the collective abilities to complete the work. The bottom line is every female who is and ever will be — is a Helper. (Genesis 2:18). Many Helpers are married to Christ instead of being married to an Adam. Helpers have many assignments; being married to an Adam is only one of them. As individuals, this population of human Helpers has a tremendous capacity to do whatever they are assigned to do. Even a married Helper, assigned to an Adam and his household, eventually develops the capacity to take on more assignments. It is in her nature to go and do. Married Helpers are being renewed to stand strong and ready to help carry the presence of Christ all over the world, including to family, community, state, country and beyond. Helpers married to Jesus can respond more to the “go ye” as Jesus instructed: “Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost:” (Matthew 28:19). She does not have an assignment to an Adam and can be solely focused on her calling to help the cause of Christ.”