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Tuesday, July 21, 2020
God and Promised Church
God is the Word that has existed since the beginning (Jn 1:1). Jesus, the Son born of the seed of God’s Word, is also the Word (1Jn 1:1), and God is together with him as one. Jesus, whom God is one with, has the same power as God (refer to Jn 5, Acts 10:38). This will be the same for us when we are reborn by God’s seed, and become a new creation reborn by God’s spirit, just as it is promised in the Bible (Jn 3:5, 1Pe 1:23), then even creation will respond to our commands. 1
When we put off our corrupted sinful clothes- to become a new creation through God’s seed, and when God is one with us, we will then become the family of God, entering back into our original state of creation. Then we will experience the value of true life.
For this reason, religion or churches came into existence. A church is where the will of God, the true God, is taught. It is not a place to learn worldly knowledge. In order for a church to fully carry out its duty, it must first be a place where God and Jesus dwell. Just as Jesus’ Word proclaims, “Everyone who listens to the Father and learns from him comes to me,” (Jn 6:45). The church must be a place where God’s will is taught.
God must dwell in the churches in order for God’s Word to exist there. Jesus must dwell in the churches in order for Jesus’ Word to exist there. The person who learns at the church where God and Jesus dwell, becomes one who learns from God and Jesus. Churches where God and Jesus do not dwell, or do not have God’s Word, but only worldly teachings; man’s traditions. These churches are not God’s churches, but are the worldly churches. These places are not even considered a part of religion; they are merely man’s churches. God's churches (true religion) must have God, the owner, dwelling there; and as a result of God being there, His Word is able to come out from there. Congregation members attend churches to hear the Word of God, not to hear man’s words.
Arise From A Deep Slumber!!
Let us examine the signs of the end of age in Matthew 24, the entire books of Revelation, and 2 Thessalonians 2.
Matthew 23 and John 5 are about events that took place during Jesus’ first coming. They speak of the fulfillment of the prophecy in Ezekiel 37. The content in Matthew 24 is a prophecy that will fulfill at the time of the Lord’s second coming.
In Matthew 24, the disciples heard Jesus say that the temple will crumble. In response, they asked, “When will this happen and what will be the sign of your coming and of the end of age?” Jesus answered starting from verse 4.
First, he warned to not be deceived, for many will come in his (Jesus) name and deceive. Those who deceive are not unbelievers, but pastors who testify to Jesus. At this time there will be a war. Nations will rise against nations, kingdom against kingdom. The war is between God’s nation and Satan’s nation: God’s temple, pastor, and congregation against Satan’s churches, pastors and church members. These two organizations wage in spiritual wars, in heated debates using ecclesiastical authority and church doctrine. At that time many will turn away from the faith and will betray and hate each other. There will be increase of wickedness, and the abomination that causes desolation will stand in the holy place and reign. In this war, the devil’s pastors and congregation members rise as the victor, while the pastors and congregation members on God’s side get defeated and become enslaved. Their defeat is expressed as, “the sun, moon, and stars will be darkened and will fall from the sky (Spiritual Israel that belonged in heaven)” (Mt 24:29; Rv 6:12-13). Like Adam, they return to dust and become mere flesh; though they were once the people of heaven, they become the people of the earth. Jesus spoke of these signs of the end of the churches. These are the signs of the Lord’s second coming that make known of the destruction of the world of the former-heaven that became corrupt. Can you believe in this?
After this, Jesus and the angels appear in that world and begin gathering the sons born of God’s seed from the north, south, east, and west. This is the work of harvest. Harvest takes place in the churches where God’s seed had been sown. However, the churches have lost their lights under Satan’s power, so Jesus and the angels come like a thief in the night to call out the people in secret (after the sun, moon, and stars are struck, darken, and fall). God seals those who are harvested with the word of revelation from heaven in Revelation 7 and creates His nation of 12 tribes.
Pray without Ceasing
Be careful for nothing; but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God.
Philippians 4:6
Rejoice evermore.
Pray without ceasing.
In every thing give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you.
1 Thessalonians 5:16-18
The pastor who belong to God
In the Bible are God’s pastors and Satan’s pastors (false pastors). There are three kinds of the pastor who belong to God. They are pastors of prophecy, general pastors, and promised pastors. A pastor of prophecy is chosen by God to make known God’s prophecies to the future generations; they are prophets who speak on behalf of God. Secondly, a general pastor is not one chosen by God, but one set up by men in their respective denominations, under their own discretions. A general pastor tells of the prophecies that are already made by the prophets before them, as well as of the news of their fulfillment. This includes the pastors who have preached and are preaching the fulfillment of the Old Testament today. The pastors of the CCK are a part of this group. A general pastor’s appointed task is completed and thus comes to an end when the prophecies fulfill. Lastly, a promised pastor is one who is promised beforehand by God. When the appointed time comes, he appears and preaches what he has seen and heard. Jesus was the promised pastor at the First Coming. There is also a promised pastor (the one who overcomes) of the Second Coming that Jesus promised of beforehand in Matthew 24 and Revelation (Rv 2, 3, 10). When the promised pastor comes, the appointed task of the general pastors comes to an end (Lk 16:16). At that time, in order to attain salvation, the congregation members of the churches must believe the promised pastor rather than their own pastors. This is true of the First and the Second Coming.
Bible Quote: Mattew 13:31-32
Another parable put he forth unto them, saying, The kingdom of heaven is like to a grain of mustard seed, which a man took, and sowed in his field:
Which indeed is the least of all seeds: but when it is grown, it is the greatest among herbs, and becometh a tree, so that the birds of the air come and lodge in the branches thereof.
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