God (through the manifestation of Christ) came into the world, He had come into His own creation, He had subjected Himself to the horrors of mankind, and mankind totally abused his own Creator.
During the course of World War 2 there was a coding devise called ‘The Enigma.’ This devise was so good that it was a riddle to all the code breakers, the only way to break the code of the Enigma was to capture that devise from the enemy. It would take the Enigma to release the secrets locked within itself. All the codes were held within it’s keys, all the riddles of death and destruction could only be solved and revealed by the riddle maker itself, the Enigma.
As His eternal sonship was foreordained before the foundation of the world, so also His eternal priesthood was foreordained before the foundation of the world.
Suffering is part of the divine process to purify and to strengthen the soul of the believer.
The oath of Melchisedec supersedes and precedes all earthly priesthood, in fact, the oath given of Melchisedec was given before the foundations of the world.
There has only been one earthly priesthood in both the Old Testament and the New Testament. And that priesthood could only come through the line and genealogy of Aaron – and although they were divinely appointed they were still men – and herein was the weakness of the earthly priesthood. God no longer meets with man at the mercy seat of earth, but meets with man at the mercy seat in heaven.
We travel as fibers or grains of dust in an ever expanding history of man that will come to it’s fullness in the new heaven and in the new earth. As each grain of dust catches the light it becomes a visible flicker, and so our life passes before the sunbeam; we are visible for a small moment in time, but present for all eternity.
The object of faith is the invisible Man, the glory of faith is His finished work, and the majesty of faith is that each and every child of God is seated in the heavenlies with Jesus Christ.
The purpose of the Godhead bodily has always been to reveal Himself to His creation (man), and to fulfill His redemptive plan for all of His creation. Christ was, and is, the Supernatural Man from heaven, therefore, the voice that proclaimed, Let us go down was the voice of God the Son.
There are two things displayed in Christ — God’s nature and His testimony. – F. E. Raven
SuperMan before creation, SuperMan in the Old Testament, SuperMan in the New Testament, and SuperMan in prophecy.
