God’s eternal purpose in the universe is to gain a corporate man, a group of people who will be exactly the same as He is; this is the unique subject of the Bible. This week we come to a new topic in our morning revival, The One New Man Fulfilling God’s Purpose in Creating Man, […]
The Church is the One New Man to Fulfill God’s Purpose to Express and Represent God
The highest definition of the church is that the church is the one new man, and for this new man we all need to take Christ as our person. We may know that the church is the household of God and we are the many members of this divine-human household, and we may enjoy the […]
God Intends to have the Church as the One New Man to Express Him and Represent Him
This week is our sixth and last on the topic of, The Genuine Church Life, and we are focusing on, Practicing the Church Life in the Consciousness of the One New Man. We need to see the church as the one new man and practice the church life with this consciousness. When we realize that […]
The Church, the Body of Christ, is the One New Man to Accomplish God’s Eternal Purpose
The church as the Body of Christ is the one new man to accomplish God’s eternal purpose. But what does it mean for the church to be the new man, and how can we experience this aspect of the church in our church life and even daily experience with the Lord? Can we say that, […]
God Intends that Man Would Subdue Satan and Recover the Earth Back to God
God created a corporate man in His image, according to His likeness, so that He may be expressed and represented by this man having dominion over all things (see Gen. 1:26-28). We are created in God’s image and with His likeness not to focus on our little self, our problems, our petty concerns, or our […]
God’s Purpose in Creating a Corporate Man is Fulfilled in Christ and the One New Man!
God did not create “many men” – He created one man, one corporate man, Adam, in which we all are included. If you read Gen. 1:26-28 and 5:2 you will see that God created one man, but this man is corporate, collective, since the pronouns, “them” and “their” are used to refer to the corporate […]