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Christ is the Shepherd according to God’s Heart Searching for His Sheep to Recover them

November 2, 2020 by aGodMan Leave a Comment

In the book of Jeremiah we see how Jehovah spoke concerning the shepherds, the rulers in Israel, mainly exposing their work of scattering the flock and promising to give shepherds according to His own heart; Christ is the Shepherd according to God’s heart. This week in our crystallization study of the books of Jeremiah and […]

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The Lord comes as the Shepherd to Search for His Sheep and Bring them to Himself

April 17, 2017 by aGodMan 4 Comments

In Ezekiel 34 the Lord Himself comes as the Shepherd to search for His sheep and seek them out, bringing them back to Himself as the pasture, restoring them, recovering them, and healing them; to shepherd is to take all-inclusive tender care of the flock. This week in our Crystallization-study of the book of Ezekiel […]

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Christ was made Sin for us so that We might Become the Righteousness of God in Him

October 7, 2016 by aGodMan 7 Comments

In 2 Cor. 5:19-20 Paul speaks of two steps of reconciliation; the first step is to reconcile sinners to God from sin (Christ died for our sins for us to be reconciled to God), and the second step is to reconcile believers living in the natural life to God from the flesh (Christ was made sin […]

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We need the Ministry of Reconciliation until we are in God and He is in us Absolutely

October 5, 2016 by aGodMan 9 Comments

Not many believers realize that the veil and the screen (the two curtains in the tabernacle in Exodus) are related to the two aspects of reconciliation Paul speaks about in 2 Cor. 5:18-21. Our God is enterable: He has come through incarnation to become a tabernacle, an enterable God, and in His resurrection we all […]

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God desires that we would be recovered back to living under His direct rule in life

December 13, 2011 by aGodMan 6 Comments

In us who are in the kingdom of God as a realm of life, the divine life should be able to move into our mind, our thinking, our imagination, our memory, our reasoning, our thoughts, our emotions (what is stored, buried, accumulated there? What anger, what feelings, what pains are suppressed there?). The river of water of life needs to go into every part so that it will bring life to our soul, until every part of our inner being would be alive with this river [continue reading online]

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in Luke 15 we see the Son’s tender care, the Spirit’s fine seeking, and the Father’s warm receiving

May 27, 2011 by aGodMan 5 Comments

This morning I enjoyed afresh the fact that in Luke 15, Eph. 2:18, and Psa. 36:8 there is a clear sequence of the Triune God working in His Divine Trinity in man, and this sequence is according to God’s salvation! In God’s salvation, first of all, the Son came to redeem us and pay the […]

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