As believers in Christ and the people of God, we need to bear a sign that we rest with God, enjoy God, and are filled with God first, and then we work with the One who fills us; the work of the Lord to build up the church should begin with our enjoyment of God. […]
The Work of the Lord to Build up the Church should Begin with the Enjoyment of God
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We first Enjoy God and are filled with Him and then Work with Him in Oneness with Him
As the people of God, we must bear a sign that we are God’s by resting with God, enjoying God, and being filled with God first, and then we can work with the One who fills us; we must first enjoy God and be filled with Him before we can work with Him and for […]
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We keep the Sabbath when we Rest and Enjoy God in a Solemn Way for His Satisfaction
The principle of the Sabbath is that God first wants us to rest and enjoy God, and then we can work together with Him. This principle applies both in creation and in redemption. When God created us, we didn’t have to work first but rest and enjoy God, and then we could work with Him. […]
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Taking the Lord as our Real Sabbath Rest and Laboring with Him as our Strength
It is very significant that, after God gave Moses the specific instructions concerning the tabernacle and about the workers of the tabernacle, He reminded His people concerning keeping the Sabbath; keeping the Sabbath was a perpetual contract or covenant between God and His people, a sign showing everyone that they belong to Him (Exo. 31:13). […]
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The Principle of the Sabbath is that we First Enjoy God and Rest in Him, then we Work
After seeing who are the workers of the tabernacle and what are their qualifications, today we want to see how God rested and was refreshed on the Sabbath, and therefore He charged that His people would keep His Sabbaths (Exo. 31:13-16); today we want to see what it means to keep the principle of the […]
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Being Filled with The Enjoyment of God and then Working Together with God
Before God created man He made sure the earth was a pleasant place for man to be – He created the atmosphere, the plants, the animals, and everything needed for man to live. Then, when man was created, all he needed to do is to rest with God and enjoy God, and then to dress […]
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Keeping the Principle of the Sabbath by Enjoying the Lord and Resting with Him
When it comes to working with God to build His house, we have a good pattern in Exodus, where we see God’s speaking concerning how the tabernacle should be prepared and built up. In Exodus 31:12-17 though, after the Lord speaks concerning the building up of God’s dwelling place, after He gives Moses the two […]
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