A normal believer in Christ, loving Him and enjoying Him
The feast of the Passover in the Old Testament is replaced and continued by the Lord's Table in the New Testament and will be fulfilled in the feast in the kingdom age. Christ is our Passover, and He was crucified for us to be redeemed and have God's … [Continue reading]
The feast of the Passover signifies Christ as our redemption to begin our enjoyment of God's salvation with God, in which Christ is everything. There were seven yearly feasts, and the first one was the feast of the Passover. There were the weekly … [Continue reading]
The principle of the Sabbath is that God first wants us to rest and enjoy God, and then we can work together with Him. This principle applies both in creation and in redemption. When God created us, we didn't have to work first but rest and enjoy … [Continue reading]
God desires that His people feast with the Lord, that is, that we as His people would be joyful and at rest with Him as we are feasting with the Lord and with the saints. The feasts and the matter of feasting is of great significance in the Bible, … [Continue reading]
For us to live a holy life, a life that befits our priesthood, we need to contact the perfect Christ, enjoying Him and experiencing Him day by day, and live a life with no mixture. We need to live a life without mixture, not mixing our living by … [Continue reading]
In living a holy life for the church life we need to not be defiled or lukewarm so that the Lord would not spew us our of His mouth, and we need to have a fresh enjoyment of the Lord and not participate in any stale fellowship. In Lev. 18-20 we … [Continue reading]
The way we can live a holy life for the church life is by putting off the old man, not being conformed to this age, and by putting on the new man in our experience. The Israelites' not living in the manner of the Egyptians signifies that we as … [Continue reading]