Praise God for His Glorious Triumph over His Enemy and His Salvation of His People!

Exo. 15:1-12 - the Song of Moses, first part, where the children of Israel praised God for His salvation and His victory.

In the book of Exodus we clearly see that the goal of God's salvation, provision, and revelation is the building of His dwelling place. Also, the central thought and the direction of the book of Exodus is the dwelling place of God. Once God has His … [Continue reading]

The Result of the Flowing and Growing Life is an Army Fighting for God’s Purpose

Give yourself to enjoy Christ's growing and flowing life within you so that you may be one with Him to fight for His interest on earth to build up His habitation, the church!

In our crystallization study of the book of Exodus this week we have been getting into the deeper significance of the people of Israel at Marah and Elim. After crossing the Red Sea and seeing Pharaoh and his armies buried in the sea, the people of … [Continue reading]

Elim: God’s People Carry out His Ministry by His Flowing and Growing Divine Life

The experience of the children of Israel at Marah exposed them and tested them, and they realized how much bitterness there's in the environment and in their being; as a result of Moses crying out to God, He showed him a tree which he cast into the … [Continue reading]

The Experience of the Cross Tests us, Exposes us, and Allows God to Heal our Being

We are sick physically, psychologically, and also spiritually; there is bitterness in our body, soul, and spirit, and we need to apply the cross of Christ to every aspect of our being. As we experience the cross of Christ and live a crucified life, Christ’s resurrection life becomes our healing power, and the Lord becomes our Healer; both in our circumstances and in our being, bitterness is changed into sweetness. Witness Lee

After healing the bitter waters at Marah by showing Moses a tree which he cast into the waters, the Lord made a statute for the people of Israel and He revealed that He is their Healer. The people of Israel didn't just encounter bitter waters but … [Continue reading]

Having the Experience of Marah, the Healing of the Bitter Waters, to become Overcomers

When we cry out to the Lord in prayer, He shows us a vision of the crucified Christ; we need to see a vision of the cross; seeing this vision, we apply the cross of Christ to our situation, and immediately the bitter waters become sweet. Witness Lee

The experience of the people of Israel at Marah is very significant both in the history of Israel and in our Christian experience. After three days of traveling through the wilderness, they found no water, and they came to Marah - only to discover … [Continue reading]

Casting the Resurrected Christ in our Bitter Situations makes the Bitter Waters Sweet

After crossing the Red Sea, the children of Israel traveled for three days through the wilderness and found no water; then, they got to Marah, but the waters there were bitter, and they murmured against Moses, and Moses cried out to God. God showed … [Continue reading]

Living in Resurrection after Being Separated from the World through our Baptism

When the children of Israel came to the bitter waters of Marah on the third day, the Lord showed Moses a tree, and when Moses cast this tree into the waters, the waters became sweet (Exo. 15:25). We may say that the tree is the resurrected Christ because this tree was cast into the bitter waters of Marah after the children of Israel had traveled three days in the wilderness. (Witness Lee)

After the people of Israel had such a great exodus from Egypt, experienced Jehovah's mighty hand to deliver them from Pharaoh and his usurpation, crossed the Red Sea as on dry land, and saw Pharaoh's armies being swallowed by the waters of the sea, … [Continue reading]