The Blood of the Covenant is Primarily for God to be our Portion for our Enjoyment

The blood of the new covenant, the eternal covenant (Heb. 13:20), enables God’s people to serve Him (Heb. 9:14) and leads God’s people into the full enjoyment of God as their portion (as the tree of life and the water of life) both now and for eternity (Rev. 7:14, 17; 22:1-2, 14, 17). ExoCS (2) outline 8

What is the blood of the covenant, and what it is its importance and application to our Christian life? All believers know that the Lord Jesus shed His blood for us on the cross, and all genuine Christians appreciate and treasure the precious blood … [Continue reading]

The Blood of Christ Brings us to God to Enjoy Him, Eat Him, Drink Him, and Serve Him

Rev. 7:14-15 These are those who come out of the great tribulation, and they have washed their robes and made them white in the blood of the Lamb. Because of this they are before the throne of God and serve Him day and night in His temple; and He who sits upon the throne will tabernacle over them.

Just as Moses took the blood from the sacrifices and sprinkled it to enact the old covenant of the law, so the Lord Jesus shed His blood to enact the new covenant in His blood. The Lord Jesus was God manifested in the flesh, and in Him there was no … [Continue reading]

A Basic Principle in God’s Economy as seen in Moses’ Enacting the Law as a Covenant

Moses was a man who knew God’s heart and His intention; therefore, he enacted the law not according to the intention of the children of Israel but according to the intention of God.

I was impressed to see that God's intention in decreeing the law is not the same intention in the people of Israel in receiving the law. Three times the people of Israel responded to God with, All that God has said, we will do! - but God did not … [Continue reading]

The Blood of the Covenant Brings us into God’s Presence to Receive His Speaking

Rom. 3:25 Whom God set forth as a propitiation place through faith in His blood, for the demonstrating of His righteousness, in that in His forbearance God passed over the sins that had previously occurred.

We need to open to the Lord and ask Him for a spirit of wisdom and revelation in the full knowledge of Him (Eph. 1:17), and we need to be unveiled to see what is the meaning and importance of the blood of the covenant. We may treasure the blood of … [Continue reading]

The Meaning of Moses’ Enacting the Law and God’s Intention in Decreeing the Law

In decreeing the law, God’s intention was to reveal to His chosen and redeemed people what kind of God He is, and to cause His people to realize that they are fallen and far away from God. It is only through the redeeming blood, the blood of the covenant, that God’s people are ushered into the Holy of Holies to contact God and have God infused into them. #ExoCS (2), outline 7

The blood of the covenant is something deep in the heart of God, having a great significance and importance in His eyes. If we look at the old covenant with the law, we will be very surprised to see that, after the giving of the law in Exo. 19-20, … [Continue reading]

Having a Deeper Appreciation for the Blood of Christ, the Blood of the Covenant

Exo. 24:8 So Moses took the blood and sprinkled it on the people and said, Here is the blood of the covenant, which Jehovah has made with you in accordance with all these words. Luke 22:20 And similarly the cup after they had dined, saying, This cup is the new covenant established in My blood, which is being poured out for you.

This week in our morning watch with the Lord we are enjoying the more intrinsic meaning of, The Blood of the Covenant. Both Moses and the Lord Jesus, when they enacted the old and the new covenant respectively, they used this expression. We need to … [Continue reading]

In the New Covenant God Forgives our Sins and by No Means Remembers them Anymore!

The precious and all-efficacious blood of Christ resolves all our problems so that we can remain constantly in fellowship with God to continually enjoy His organic salvation. Amen!

This week we have been enjoying and diving deeper into the new covenant, which was prophesied by Jeremiah, quoted in Hebrews, and applied to us as believers in Christ today. The primary blessing of the new covenant is the imparting of the divine … [Continue reading]