The Old Testament history is closely related to God’s economy in the way of typology; in the thirty-nine books of the Old Testament, we see a vivid portrait of the all-inclusive Christ in and for God’s eternal economy. When we come to the matter of typology, many new and young saints may not be […]
Let’s pray for the saints to see that, in instituting the table, the Lord Jesus made a covenant with the New Testament believers
July 14, 2021 by Leave a Comment
Dear saints, let’s pray that the saints would see that the new covenant promised to Israel in Jeremiah 31:31-34 was absolutely, thoroughly, and completely fulfilled by the Lord Jesus when He established His table and that in instituting the table, He made a covenant with the New Testament believers (Jer. 31:31, 33-34; Matt. 26:26-28; Mark […]
God’s Dispensation Accomplishes the Heading up in Christ unto the Fullness of Times
May 25, 2020 by Leave a Comment
The heading up of all things is according to God’s dispensation, for God is dispensing Himself into man to head up all things in Christ, and in the New Jerusalem He will gain a fully headed up universe! Hallelujah! This week in our morning revival we come to the topic of, Knowing and Participating in […]
Like the Apostle Paul, We’re Entrusted with the Gospel of the Glory of the Blessed God
May 28, 2016 by 1 Comment
This week I was really impressed regarding the gospel, both concerning our need to preach the gospel and concerning the gospel itself being a full and complete gospel. I grew up in a Christian family and so I heard the gospel being preached many times, and I knew like most Christians that Jesus died for […]
The economy of God is God’s household administration to dispense all His riches to us…
January 3, 2011 by 18 Comments
This morning I enjoyed afresh to see what God’s economy is – what is the divine economy! In the Bible we see several mentions of “the economy of God”, which phrase is sometimes translated as the “dispensation of God”, “the stewardship of God”, or “God’s dispensation“. Here is what 1 Timothy 1:4 says, Nor to […]
