God's Interruption (4)

God's Interruption (4)

So what is a prophet? Prophets are inferior to the law of repair. The law can only regulate certain things in principle, and the law cannot dictate everything. The law can only tell you that something is edible and that something is not eaten. As Leviticus 11 says, nothing is clean and anything is unclean, but the law cannot tell You said, you must eat something when you go home tonight. Therefore, in the Old Testament there was not only the law but also the prophet. The difference between the law and the prophet is that the law is a principle that tells us right and wrong. The prophet is the rule that tells us right and wrong. The law is the general standard, and the prophet is the individual guidance. The solution to specific problems and personal problems is prophets. Prophets are those who know God's will for others.

Peter felt that Moses was very important and Elijah was also very important. Therefore, it is not only necessary to build a shed for Moses, but also to build a shed for Elijah. Peter not only gave the status of the law but also gave the prophet a status. But God does not walk. There can be no prophets in the New Testament era, so God interrupts him. What is the New Testament? The New Testament says, “To know the knowledge of Jehovah is to be full of everything.” (Isa.11) The New Testament is “Without everybody teaching his own countryman and his own brother, he said, You should know the Lord.” ( 8:11) There is no prophet in the New Testament. One brethren asked people to pray for him and said, “God ask you to know what God has for me. When you know it, just tell me.” Such a request from him simply overturned the New Testament. In the New Testament, not only the law is to be removed, but the prophet is also removed. No one tells you what is right or what is wrong; the Lord is in me and sees what I am and what is wrong with me. Like Paul, why did he not listen to the words of those people and decided to go to Jerusalem (Acts 2:12-14) because Paul knows the will of God himself. One cannot hear what people say about their own path. In the church, there is no presence of prophets. The prophet has gone and it is forever passed. Everyone must be guided by God in Himself, and He must not allow the law and the prophets to replace Christ.

The fault of Peter was Moses and Elijah and Christ. God is saying that here only Christ, Moses and Elijah must pass. While speaking of Christ, the other side also requires the law and the prophets. This is Peter. Peter does not mean that he does not want Christ. Peter wants Christ. Peter puts Christ in the first place, but Peter also requires the law and the prophet. We are afraid that many people do not see this one, and like Peter, there must be three sheds, to Christ, to the law and the prophets. Such people need a voice in heaven. This is my son. You must listen to Him. Just listen to Him today. (From the "Twelve Baskets" third series of the first)

Deuteronomy 20

In verses one through eight, Moses asked the Israelites not to be afraid to go out to fight with their enemies, and to give the priests and rulers instructions to the people before the war.

In verses 9 and 20, the commander-in-chief led the people to attack the city of the enemy. Key points of truth

First, the United States is the table of Christ. Although Christ has been given to us by God as our part, we need to fight against spiritual enemies if we want to have Christ and live in Christ as our land. We should not only pray but also fight. In fact, it is not us who fight, because God is with us and fights for us. Fighting is our responsibility, but we cannot perform this responsibility on our own. We can only fulfill our responsibility by trusting in the Lord, and by the Lord Himself as our life and life supply. We can only fulfill the requirements of the Lord with sacred life and eternal life. This eternal life is the Triune God that is embodied in Christ and realised as the life-giving spirit.

Second, the various ethnic groups that occupy the beautiful land represent the different aspects of our natural life. The alien gods and the demons behind them represent evil spiritual forces. Behind our natural lives is the power of evil, using, manipulating, and directing all aspects of our natural life, preventing our all-inclusive Christ and enjoying His abundance. History shows that interracial interracial tribes are the root cause of Israel’s sin against God. This indicates that our natural life is the source of our sin. In the eyes of God, anyone who lives according to natural life, regardless of doing good or doing evil, is constantly guilty of crime. Because natural life prevents us from having Christ and enjoying Christ, we must hate it and when we grow up in Christ, we must be willing to take out our natural lives. Life experience

First, we must learn to trust God. We rely on our own strength or ability to fight. If we trust ourselves, we will not ensure that we can win in the war. When we fight, we need to see that we are fighting for what God has given us. God has given us beautiful land, but we still have to fight with our enemies. We should not only pray but also fight. In fact, it was not us who fought, because God went with us and fought for us. If the enemy fails, the land will be cleared up and become our industry. The principles of this warfare are the same as those found in the entire book of Deuteronomy. It is God who wants us to do something, but He does not want us to do it by ourselves. We must believe that the Lord has already ordered us to fight and He will fight for us. As long as we accept His words and obey Him, we know that the result is in Him. If we fulfill our responsibilities in this way, the Lord will be pleased.

Second, according to the meaning of a beautiful land is to have Christ, and to obtain Christ, the actual meaning is to live Christ and to reveal Christ. How can we grow out of our natural lives and grow up in Christ? We have to live in crucifixion to ourselves, to the flesh, to the natural life, and to everything outside of Christ, so that we can live Christ and show us Christ. We must live Christ in all aspects through the full provision of the Spirit of Jesus Christ. In this way, we not only live Him but also Him. How much we have received Him is because we show Him much. This is the man of God, who is the life of the victor. We should say, “Lord, I need your mercy. I need your grace. How else can I become God in life and temperament? Every day I need to live a crucified life to win Christ.