A normal believer in Christ, loving Him and enjoying Him
The holy service portrayed in Numbers was for a God who is very active and moving; our priesthood and service is not for Christ who is inactive but for a Christ who is very active, and we must match God in His move. On one hand as believers in … [Continue reading]
As believers in Christ we are priests to God and our full-time job is to handle Christ (as the priests handled the items of the tabernacle) and the church, and to minister Christ in all His rich aspects to people. The book of Numbers is a book of … [Continue reading]
This week in our deeper study of the book of Numbers we come to the matter of the Service of the Priests and the Levites for God's move, a crystal in this book which is mainly based on Numbers 3; in the church life today we have a holy … [Continue reading]
When we're in the mingled spirit, we experience Christ's death and resurrection to be produced as pearls, gates into the New Jerusalem. For us to become a pearl as an entrance into the New Jerusalem, we need to exercise our spirit to enjoy the … [Continue reading]
Each gate into the New Jerusalem was a pearl, signifying that regeneration through the death-overcoming and life-secreting Christ is our entrance into the New Jerusalem, and our entrance is a Triune entrance, signified by three entrances on each of … [Continue reading]
The wall of the New Jerusalem is great and high for separation and protection for protecting the interests of God, and the law (typified by the twelve tribes of Israel) watches and observes that all who enter meets its requirements, while the angels … [Continue reading]
If we look at the picture in Numbers 2 with the glasses of God's economy on, we will realise that the children of Israel encamping in array typifies God's redeemed people being consummated as the New Jerusalem. The more we consider this picture the … [Continue reading]