March 6, 2010 The removal of a seal comes when Jesus permits an event to happen; when Jesus no longer holds back an event. When seals are not really seals but previously undisclosed events that were concealed because Daniel’s visions were kept secret until the time of the end—the marker soon take place limits John’s vision to the same timeframe as when Daniel’s visions are set—then the scroll that is the Book of Revelation was unsealed by Christ Jesus when Daniel’s visions were unsealed. |
February 27, 2010 A discussion of the third woe begins with the declaration that for the human being (regardless of what this person’s religious affiliation presently is) who endures to the end of the age without taking upon the person the tattoo of the cross during the last 1260 days of the age—for this person, the third woe is not “a woe,” but a blessing. |
February 20, 2010 To walk in light requires the disciple to walk as Jesus walked. To walk any other way is to stumble, fall backwards, be snared by the Adversary, and to be broken by Christ when judgments are revealed. |
February 13, 2010 John and Christ, together, formed one unit in the 1st-Century CE, with this unit or entity being a representation of the Elijah to come. The two witnesses plus the Lamb and the Remnant, together—two witnesses + (Lamb & Remnant) will form one unit in the 21st-Century, with this entity being the reality of the Elijah that is to come. The last Elijah isn’t simply a man, or a ministry. |
February 6, 2010 A purity of heart cannot be obtained through the things of this world; it cannot be purchased. There are no venders selling purity. Yet it is of more worth to God than all of the material things that have been created in the Abyss. And this purity of heart is very rarely seen in this era. It has been long forgotten by Christian America. |
January 30, 2010 A purity of heart cannot be obtained through the things of this world; it cannot be purchased. There are no venders selling purity. Yet it is of more worth to God than all of the material things that have been created in the Abyss. And this purity of heart is very rarely seen in this era. It has been long forgotten by Christian America. |
January 23, 2010 Philadelphia cannot not-warn Christendom that it is only those who endure in faith to the end that will be saved. Of the remainder of humanity—that is, of the third part of the little ones (from Zech 13:9)—all who endure to the end shall be saved; all who endure will not take the mark of death upon themselves. |
January 16, 2010 This is a position [the person who will be justified produces the works of the law] quite far from what Luther wrote about Christians receiving righteousness entirely from outside themselves. Luther never understood that grace is the garment or mantle or covering of Christ Jesus’ righteousness, and faith alone is insufficient for salvation and is incomplete until it is manifested in works. Luther was simply wrong when he said that faith alone makes someone just. |
January 9, 2010 Christians are to judge righteously, beginning with themselves then extending that righteous judging to the congregation. They are to use the law lawfully to purge unrighteousness from the assembly of the Lord, and they are to suffer the disciple weak in faith without placing a stumbling block before the disciple, a situation made difficult by those who are weak in faith succumbing to the Sacred Names Heresy, which will have the weak judging the strong and polluting infant sons of God. If the person who is weak cannot keep quiet in services, then this person must be put out. |
January 2, 2010 The inner new self dwelling in a tent of flesh in this world is analogous to an Israelite dwelling in a house in Egypt, and needs to be understood by the model of an Israelite in Egypt. And as an Israelite in Egypt was circumcised on the 8th-day, the inner new self is circumcised of heart when the heart has been cleansed by faith, with the occurrence of this circumcision disclosing that spiritually the disciple is as an eight day old infant is physically. |
