A normal believer in Christ, loving Him and enjoying Him
In the Old Testament we see Moses as the prophet, and in the New Testament we have Paul; Paul was one with God to the extent that even when he expressed his opinion, what he spoke was God's speaking. Wow! It was the same with Moses: many times what … [Continue reading]
Moses prophesied that God would raise up a Prophet from the midst of the children of Israel who would speak the word of God; in His first coming, Christ ministered as the Prophet raised up by God speaking the word of God (Deut. 18:15, 18; Acts … [Continue reading]
Moses was a prophet and, as a prophet, he typifies Christ; he was saturated with God's word, he spoke the word of God, and every word he spoke became the word of God - he is a type of Christ as the real Prophet. What is a prophet? Many Christians … [Continue reading]
Prophets are God's spokesmen; their function is to speak for God, speaking forth God by God's revelation and not speaking of themselves. This week in our Crystallization-Study of Deuteronomy we come to the topic of, Christ - the True Prophet … [Continue reading]
God's purpose is fulfilled in the church as the God's house and the God's city; His house speaks of His dwelling place for His expression, and His city speaks of His representation with His authority in His kingdom. The issue of our enjoyment of the … [Continue reading]
The issue of our enjoyment of the all-inclusive riches of Christ as the good land is the church as the dwelling place of God (the reality of the temple) and as the kingdom of God (the reality of the city). Our enjoyment of Christ has to increase, … [Continue reading]
Our Christ is the all-inclusive land; as such a One, He is universally vast to us - He is a good and spacious land, whose dimensions are the breadth, the length, the height, and the depth (Eph. 3:18). Our Christ is universally vast and spacious; He … [Continue reading]