Our Calling to Rule & Reign

A Learning Module from Reael Favor, Inc.

by Freedman Thune


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 1/29/2026

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 5.5x8.5
Page Count : 268
ISBN : 9798823061421

About the Book

Genesis 1:28-31 (TMB) 28And Almighty blessed them; and Almighty said to them: You(p) bear fruit and you(p) increase and you(p) fill full the earth; and you(p) subjugate (rule over) it; and you(p) subjugate (rule over) the fish in the roaring sea, and the birds in the up-above, and all the living & breathing creatures crawling with steps upon the earth. 29And Almighty said: Look & see, I give to you(p) all vegetation sowing seed, which is upon the faces of all the earth, and all the trees which have seed in its fruit, for sowing seed; to you(p) it exists for food. 30And to all living & breathing creatures on the earth, and to all birds in the up-above, and to all crawling with steps upon the earth, which is living & breathing, all green vegetation for food; and it existed just so. 31And Almighty saw all which he had done, and look & see, it was wholly good; and existed dusk and existed dawn the sixth day. • Adam and Eve were given clear instructions: ◊ You(p) fill full the earth. ◊ You(p) subjugate (rule over) it. ◊ You(p) subjugate (rule over) the fish in the roaring sea, and the birds in the up-above, and all the living & breathing creatures crawling with steps upon the earth. Did this instruction to Adam and Eve stop with these two? No; it continued… To the sons of Israel, to the son of David. In Christ, to us.


About the Author

I was born at the height of World War 2, to a sharecropper who was totally in bondage to his landowner masters. I spent most of my pre-adult life in extreme poverty, partially due to the size of the brood, twelve siblings, and partially due to the greedy and manipulative overlords. Often, I was forced to go shoeless, in hand-me-downs, doing the chores of feeding pigs and chickens, and milking cows by hand, on the clay-nob farms of my childhood. I suffered malnutrition to the point that my belly was bloated and distended, looking more like a starving urchin in a war-torn land. Where was Almighty in this? I had no clue, other than that he seemed to have saved my life from utter destruction a number of times. I was the runt of the litter in physical dimensions. Therefore, I was continually picked on, pummeled, and harassed by siblings and schoolmates. I learned protective defense mechanisms early on, like isolation and avoidance. I took to manipulating teachers who felt sorry for me, facetiously submitting to them for errands during recess, as the teacher’s pet, in order to avoid time on the playground. I soon calculated that this submissive demeanor had long-term benefits, like drawing favors and attention during class, and receiving elevated grades in the process. This provoked a cycle of increased jealousy and hatred from classmates, but increased attention and protection from under-appreciated tutors, who relished my willingness to heel to my masters. Where was Almighty in this? I suspected that he was just another authority figure to manipulate. I wept to somehow get to know him. This obeisance to authority figures worked admirably throughout home life and primary and secondary schools. It failed miserably in the larger world of higher education and corporate wrestling for promotion. There were far too many unscrupulous competitors, with better looks, better talents, and familial resources to charm the ever-so-hungry academics and bosses. A new strategy was needed. That strategy was perfectionism. It first showed up in rote memory of all the professor’s enunciated whims; then, in attention to every nuanced detail of the desires of the superior. Unfortunately, this backfired when the superiors took all the credit for comprehensive research and profitable innovation. A crisis of resentment against authority and self-loathing followed. I had taught them to take full advantage of me. I felt abandoned by Almighty, another disappointed and disappointing superior. The mismatch between striving for gains, and watching them being snatched away, prompted a new, entrepreneurial spirit. I was able, as an independent contractor, to truly develop better mousetraps. There was a marketplace for these in the form of creative solutions and efficient processes which satisfied the needs of management — who saw the needs (in many cases it was obvious) but did not have either the will or ability to take on the challenges themselves. As a consultant and contractor, I was able to travel to sites where management needed results, quickly; and were not so concerned with academic prowess. Word-of-mouth was the only marketing tool. Finding and filling this expanding pool of deficiencies became an exhaustive job of travel and work that soon consumed an average of 16 hours a day, 7 days a week. It could not continue. After nearly 25 years, the rat race came to a shattering end. I had exhausted my energy and my pride. I realized that my works did not make a lasting impression on my clients, nor a worthwhile impression on the Supreme Authority of all. I spent several years with fill-in assignments and part-time agreements. However, in the spare time that these temporary distractions afforded, I was able to begin the search for wisdom. I began to find it concealed, where it was supposed to be, hidden in the word of Almighty. Applying the lessons of analysis and measurement I had learned over the years; I started to piece together the secrets of life. It seems Almighty had always had a plan and He, the real Supreme Authority, was more than willing, by his grace, to share this plan freely with anyone who would attentively hearken. Digging out, piling up, and organizing these pearls of great value has resulted in The Meaning Bible (TMB) and these Learning Modules that you see. It is with great joy that I offer them to you. I hope you learn from them; and give him all the glory. Your humble servant, Freedman Thune.