The Last Testament

The Remembrance Series — Book Four

  By Zeal (Bennie Kock)

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​INTRODUCTION

Why This Book Exists

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This book is not a rebellion — it is a remembrance.

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 It is not an attack — it is a correction.

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 It is not new — it is the scroll that has been restored.

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For two millennia, humanity has walked with half a truth. The Bible, in its present form, is a sacred text — yet it is incomplete. It contains glimpses of eternity, but also shadows of control. It points toward freedom, but often veils it behind fear.

We do not write this to tear down what is holy. We write this to bring completion to what was broken. This book is a bridge between the fragments you were given and the wholeness you were meant to carry.

Here you will find the truth of Eden — not as a myth of punishment, but as the memory of Oneness. You will read of Cain and Abel — not only as brothers of flesh, but as symbols of ego and Spirit within you. You will see Mary Magdalene restored — not as a shadowed figure, but as the one who carried the teachings of balance, the sacred feminine alongside the sacred masculine.

You will also encounter Yeshua — not as a distant saviour to worship, but as the awakened Christ who came to show you what you already are.

This is not a book of theology. It is a book of remembrance. It does not aim to argue doctrine, but to reveal truth. Its pages are not written for debate, but for awakening.

We were never meant to bow in shame before God. We were meant to walk with God.

 We were never meant to worship Christ as unreachable. We were meant to embody Christ as reality.

 We were never meant to wait for heaven after death. We were meant to live heaven here and now.

The story of humanity began in a garden called Eden. It will end not in destruction, but in return — the return to Oneness, the Kingdom within, the remembrance of what we always were.

This book exists for that purpose. To unseal the scroll. To restore the message. To call the awakened ones into their true inheritance.

This is The Last Testament.

Table of Contents

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PART ONE: THE RESTORATION BEGINS

1. The Voice Returns — Why the Message of Yeshua Is Needed Now Eden:   

2. The First Forgetting — What Really Happened in the Garden

3. Cain and Abel: The War Within — How Ego Killed the Spirit

4. The Kingdom Within — Heaven Was Never a Place, It Was You

5. The Christ Within — You Were Never Meant to Worship, You Were Meant to Become

PART TWO: RETURNING TO WHOLENESS

1. .Mary Magdalene: The One Who Knew — Restoring the Sacred Feminine

2.  The Body Is Holy — You Are Not Here to Escape, You Are Here to Embody 

3.  Original Sin Is a Lie — You Were Never Cursed, You Were Always Divine

4. The Way, Not the Worship — Yeshua’s Invitation Was a Path, Not a Pedestal

5. You Are the Light of the World — You Were Never Meant to Hide

PART THREE: THE REVEALING OF TRUTH

1. Forgiveness Is Freedom — You’re Not Letting Them Off the Hook, You’re Setting              Yourself Free

2. The Crucifixion Reframed — A Symbol of Transformation, Not Payment

3. Hidden Teachings from the Scrolls — What They Didn’t Want You to Know

4. Sananda Speaks — A Message to the Awakened Ones

5. The Second Coming Is You — This Is Not a Prophecy, It’s a Remembrance

PART FOUR: THE CALL TO REMEMBRANCE

1. The Message to the First Wave — You Didn’t Come Here to Fit In, You Came to Wake the World

2. You Were Never Separated — The Illusion Ends Here

3. How to Live These Teachings — A New Path for a New Earth

4. Love Is the Final Authority — It Always Was, It Always Will Be20.

5. The Last Testament — The Scroll Is Open, The Time Is Now

About the Author

Zeal (Bennie Kock)

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Zeal is a spiritual guide, healer, and author from Soutpan, South Africa. For more than four decades, he has walked both the path of service and the path of remembrance — first as a master hairstylist, touching thousands of lives, and later as an energy healer and teacher of awakening.

Born into a Christian home, Zeal was taught to fear God as distant and judging. But through years of seeking and revelation, he remembered a greater truth: that God is not separate, and that Christ is not outside us, but within us all. His journey has been one of liberation — from fear into love, from distortion into remembrance.

Through his books, teachings, and the BK Method of healing, Zeal now serves as a voice for those who are ready to awaken. His mission is to restore what was lost, to correct what was twisted, and to guide humanity back into direct communion with Source.

He is not here to create followers, but to remind you that you are divine, you are whole, and you are the light of the world.

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CHAPTER 1: The Voice Returns — Why the Message of Yeshua Is Needed Now

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There are moments in human history when illusions collapse and truth rises — not through violence, but through revelation. This is one of those moments.

The voice of Yeshua returns, not through religion, but through remembrance. For too long his words have been repeated without being understood, recited without being embodied, worshipped without being lived. The message of Christ was never meant to remain on paper or in stone buildings. It was meant to awaken the human soul to its true inheritance: the Kingdom within.

Most of the world knows him as Jesus. But his true name was Yeshua. The name matters because names carry frequency. “Jesus” is the name that travelled through Greek and Latin into English — still sacred, still powerful, but not the vibration he himself spoke and heard. Yeshua is the sound that his mother called him by, the name his disciples knew, the vibration that carried his message in its original form. For this reason, we return to it here — not to divide, but to restore.

Yeshua did not come to create a religion. He came to end separation. Yet soon after his passing, human hands turned his remembrance into a structure of power. Councils argued, kings decided, and what remained was a partial truth. Books like the Gospel of Thomas and the Gospel of Mary Magdalene were hidden. Doctrines were formed that taught fear instead of freedom, submission instead of sovereignty.

But even in distortion, the truth never disappeared. It waited, hidden in plain sight, in the very words that survived.

Yeshua said:

“You are the light of the world.”
“The Kingdom of God is within you.”
“You will do greater works than these.”

These are not metaphors. They are codes. He was not pointing to himself alone — he was pointing to you. He never asked to be worshipped. He asked to be remembered. He never came to prove his own greatness. He came to awaken yours.

The world we live in now is proof of why his true message is needed. Humanity has gained knowledge but lost wisdom. We built machines that connect us across continents but forgot how to connect heart to heart. We learned how to conquer matter but forgot how to honour Spirit. We multiplied words about God but silenced the voice of God within.

This book is written because the time of distortion is ending. The scroll is unsealing. The true Christ message — the one that reveals your sovereignty, restores your wholeness, and calls you into love without fear — is returning.

And the Christ that walked the earth two thousand years ago now walks in you.

The question is not whether Yeshua’s voice is speaking again. It is whether we are ready to listen — not with our ears, but with our souls.

This is why the Last Testament begins here. With the voice that always was, rising again. With the Christ who never left, reminding you now:

You are not broken.
You are not separate.
You are awakening.

The voice of Yeshua returns — through you.

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CHAPTER 2: Eden: The First Forgetting — What Really Happened in the Garden

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The story of Eden is one of the most known passages in scripture. It has been taught for centuries as the beginning of sin, the fall of man, and the curse that required redemption. But this is not the truth. Eden was never about sin. It was about separation.

Eden was not simply a physical garden on the earth. It was, above all, a frequency — a state of complete alignment with God, creation, and self. It was a condition of oneness, where humanity lived in remembrance of their divinity. To “walk with God in the cool of the day” was not poetic imagery — it was reality. Humanity knew no distance between themselves and the Divine.

So what really happened in the garden?

The scripture says that Adam and Eve “ate of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.” This has long been taught as disobedience and rebellion. But the deeper truth is this: they did not lose God’s presence. They lost awareness of God’s presence. They shifted from unity consciousness into duality — from “I am one with God” into “I am separate from God.”

When their awareness fell, fear appeared. Shame appeared. They hid themselves — not because God withdrew, but because their own perception had changed. They saw themselves as naked, exposed, lacking. Yet nothing in truth had changed. The Divine had not departed. The garden had not vanished. Only their perception of it had.

This was the first forgetting.

The serpent has been portrayed as evil, as the enemy of God. But even this symbol was misunderstood. The serpent was activation — a catalyst. It represented choice. Humanity was never meant to be automatons living without awareness of contrast. The serpent’s invitation brought the moment where humanity chose: remain in untested innocence, or step into the possibility of forgetting and remembering again.

God did not curse them. Read the scripture carefully: the curses are what they believed they had entered into — toil, pain, separation. These were the consequences of their perception, not punishments from a wrathful deity.

And from that day forward, humanity began to search for Eden again. Not a physical garden somewhere on a map, but the state of wholeness within. Every religion, every philosophy, every longing of the human heart has been a quest to return to what was never truly lost.

Yeshua came to remind us of this very truth. When he said, “The Kingdom of God is within you,” he was pointing back to Eden. When he said, “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God,” he was showing that Eden never disappeared — it only folded inward.

Eden is the memory of Oneness. The “fall” was the veil of forgetfulness. The Christ is the remembrance that lifts that veil.This is why the Last Testament must begin here — by restoring Eden not as a story of failure, but as the original code of humanity. You were not cast out. You only forgot. And now, in this age of remembrance, the gates are opening again.

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