To Serve God is to Hold a Feast to God and Sacrifice to Him by Enjoying Christ

In God’s demand placed on Pharaoh we see a perfect, complete salvation for His people. This salvation includes God’s rescuing His people from the usurping hand of Satan and bringing them into the wilderness in resurrection so that they can hold a feast unto Him and sacrifice to Him. What a wonderful salvation! Witness Lee

God delivered His people Israel from the tyranny of Pharaoh and the usurpation of Egypt so that they might serve Him; God delivered us from the usurpation in the world so that we may serve Him, that is, that we may hold a feast to God and offer … [Continue reading]

We are Serving God by Feasting with God to Enjoy God with God and to Worship God

To serve God is to feast on Him, and in our feasting we enjoy Him with Him. When we enjoy the Lord and drink Him, God is satisfied, and He also eats and drinks. This enjoyment together is worship to God. M.C.

Knowing God and knowing God's ways leads us to serving God; we are saved by God and delivered by Him from the usurpation of the world so that we may serve God. The matter of serving God is a grand subject in the Bible, and this week we are … [Continue reading]

Being those who Know our God and who Show Strength and Take Action (Dan. 11:32)

Knowing God can strengthen us. Many times we are weak because we do not know God. Our strength depends on the degree of our knowledge of God. Only those who know God will show strength and take action [Dan. 11:32]. To take action means “to expand.” Those who know God will be strong to expand their horizons and extend their boundaries and break new ground for God. On the earth today God needs those who would know Him in this way. W. Lee, Crucial Truths in the Holy Scriptures

Our desire as human beings created in God's image is to know God - we yearn not just to know about God but to know Him personally, intimately, by being in Him and by being one with Him. We are created in God's image and according to His likeness, … [Continue reading]

We know the True One by Enjoying the Divine Reality and by being One with Him

We not only know the true God; we are also in Him. We not only have the knowledge of Him; we are in an organic union with Him. We are one with Him organically. Witness Lee

All true seeking ones of God desire to know Him in a personal and subjective way, and as believers in Christ we know the True One - the divine reality - by experiencing, enjoying, and possessing this reality. Moses yearned and prayed that he would … [Continue reading]

An Inward Knowledge of God by the Law of Life and by the Teaching of the Anointing

1 John 5:20 And we know that the Son of God has come and has given us an understanding that we might know Him who is true...

If in our human life we are in a quest for knowledge, then in our spiritual life we as believers in Christ are in a quest for knowing God, and in particular we can have an inward knowledge of God by the law of life and by the divine … [Continue reading]

We Worship the Ways of God and we Know God Inwardly by means of the Eternal Life

Heb. 8:11 And they shall by no means each teach his fellow citizen and each his brother, saying, Know the Lord; for all will know Me from the little one to the great one among them.

We need to learn to worship the ways of God and know God inwardly by means of the eternal life. God delights in His people seeking to know Him, and we as believers in Christ need to know God subjectively and intimately, first by knowing God and His … [Continue reading]

Knowing God’s Ways by Knowing the Principles by Which He Does things and Deals with us

God Himself can be known only by revelation, and God’s ways can be known only by submission. Without an unveiling of God to us, we cannot accept God’s ways (Job 42:5-6). We must first have a revelation before we can accept His ways (Eph. 1:17). Watchman Nee

Moses' prayer in Exo. 33:13 should also be our prayer, "Please let me know Your ways", so that we may be those knowing God's ways and thus know God Himself. Moses was respectfully asking God to let him know God's ways so that he may be pleasing to … [Continue reading]