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The Conclusion of the New Testament, Msg. 65, WL🌺🌺🌺

2024-ICSC-Semana 01 Pagpadayag

2024-ICSC-Week 01 Enlightenment

In learning to take care of God’s work, one basic lesson is to be absolute
for the truth. No truth in the Bible should be entangled with man’s condition.
Today man is not absolute toward the truth because he entangles the truth
with his own condition. When man entangles the truth with his own
condition, he feels that he cannot speak the truth if he has not experienced it.
Yet we have to realize that it is not our experience that qualifies us to speak
concerning a truth. Truth is absolute in itself. David said that all men speak
falsehood (Psa. 12:2). When he spoke this word, he was not considering
himself. Before God, David considered himself as nonexistent. God’s
servants cannot look inward into themselves. God’s truth is absolute; it is not
involved with us in any way. Because the truth is absolute, we have to
sacrifice ourselves and put ourselves aside. (CWWN, vol. 57, p. 133)
We need to state our belief concerning the items of the Christian faith,
such as the deity and humanity of Christ, so that others may realize that we
are genuine believers in Him. The churches should bear the responsibility to
clarify our teachings in order to fight for the truth, care for the Lord’s
recovery, and take care of our testimony (1 Tim. 3:15; 6:12; 2 Tim. 4:7).
(CWWL, 1980, vol. 2, p. 430)

Excerpts from Life-Study of Numbers, Message 24 “Journeying (9)”

To build His Body, prepare His bride, to bring Him back, and fulfill His longing!

That the man of God may be complete, fully equipped for every good work. (2 Tim. 3:17)

The Conclusion of the New Testament, Msg. 62, WL🌺🌺🌺

2023-WT-Semana 12 Pagpadayag

2023-WT-Week 12 Enlightenment

The Christian perfection is for the expression of the Triune God, not for the expression of our integrity or uprightness.💖

We must till our spiritual ground; we must sow the spiritual seed; we must water the spiritual plants-all the time. We cannot rely upon others to do it for us; we must do it ourselves, or it will never be done. Sisters, have you pray-read the Word this morning? Brothers, how many times have you contacted the Lord today? This is the situation. We do not cultivate Christ. We have a very rich land, but we do not work on it, so there is no produce. We are indeed rich in resource but poor in produce.💚
(The All-inclusive Christ, pp. 173-174)

Further Reading: The All-inclusive Christ, ch. 15

Excerpts from Life-Study of Numbers, Message 45 “Fighting (14)”