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 feasts, the Sabbath, and there were the yearly ones, seven of them. […]
Christ is our Passover; He’s our Redemption to Begin our Enjoyment of God’s Salvation
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God wants us to Eat, Digest, and Assimilate Him and become the Reality of His Kingdom
God wants us to eat, digest, and assimilate Him, so that He becomes the constituent of our being and we become the same as He is in life and nature. Furthermore, for us to enter into and become the reality of the kingdom of the heavens, we need to eat Christ as the all-inclusive bread, […]
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Crucial Points to Consider as we Eat, Digest, and Assimilate Christ in the Word
As believers in Christ, we need to eat the Lord Jesus by receiving Him into us so that He may be digested and assimilated into our regenerated new man in the way of life; for this, we need to eat, digest, and assimilate Christ as our spiritual food day by day. God’s economy is that we […]
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The Self is the Soul Declaring its Independence from God and from the Body of Christ
By the Lord’s mercy we need to have the vision of the self, the greatest hindrance to seeing and entering into the reality of the heavenly vision. In relation to ourselves, the self is the soul life expressing its thoughts and opinions. In relation to Satan, the self is the embodiment of Satan, the thought […]
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Seeing that our Real Need is to Eat Jesus and not Asking Him to “Do Things for us”
In the Gospels we see how the Lord Jesus had a wonderful God-man human living, constantly taking the opportunity to reveal Himself as being the reality of every positive thing in the universe. If we read the Gospels carefully we will see more than 200 aspects of the Lord Jesus; He is the Bridegroom, the […]
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Seeing the Pattern of the Lord Jesus as a Man of Prayer in the Gospels
For God to accomplish His will, He needs a people on the earth that would pray His will for Him to do it. God doesn’t need only “prayers once in a while, when we remember or when we are reminded by others” – God needs men of prayer. With Daniel as a man of prayer […]
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With the Lord Jesus His Work was His Living: no Difference Between Life and Work
The living and the work that the Lord Jesus had on the earth is a pattern for all those who aspire to work for God and participate in the unique work in the Lord’s recovery. Many people have wondered, What did the Lord Jesus do for 30 years? He seemingly worked only for 3.5 years, […]
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