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World Gospel Kingdom Tracts: 2018 Selected Life-Dispensing Ministry
World Gospel Kingdom Tracts: 2018 Selected Life-Dispensing Ministry
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The World Gospel Kingdom Tracts (WGKT) 2018 Selected Life-Dispensing Ministry Quarterly Series, Set 3, Vol. 4 are categorically intended to unlock the mystery of your human life. WGKT is explicitly designed to make known the unsearchable riches of this Wonderful Christ as the mystery of the gospel of the Kingdom of God. The Life-Dispensing Ministry Quarterly Series and Tract distribution is God's sovereign way to propagate the gospel of Christ to make known the mystery of His will and His divine purpose for man.
OCT
In the foregoing book we saw that whatever Christ is, is for the one purpose of dispensing God into us. This is the focus of the entire Bible. But it has not been seen by many Christians today. Christianity has made nearly everything religious, instead of making everything divine. We all have to rise up against anything religious. We should be altogether for something divine. To be regenerated is not something religious; it is something divine. Regeneration is not to have a religious life. It is to have a divine life in addition to our human life. Such a divine life with a divine birth makes us a divine child of God. This is the initial stage of God's dispensing Himself into us. God first dispenses Himself into us by regeneration. It is our second birth, our spiritual and even divine birth. Birth is just a beginning of life. Without birth there is no life. Hallelujah! We have had the beginning of the divine life. This beginning is just the divine birth, regeneration!
NOV-DEC
In the past two series we saw God's dispensation in the ministry of Paul. In this message we want to see His dispensation in the ministry of Peter, Jude, and James. Compared to Paul's writings, Peter's are very brief. Yet the crucial points in his writings are very similar to the crucial points in Paul's writings. Paul, though, had at least two particular points which Peter did not mention. Paul specifically told us that the Church is the Body of Christ (Ephesians 1:23). He also told us that Christ as the last Adam became a life-giving Spirit (1 Corinthians 15:45), and that the Lord is the Spirit (2 Corinthians 3:17). Peter never told us this, though he mentioned the Spirit of Christ (1 Peter 1:11), and the Spirit of glory and of God (1 Peter 4:14). This indicates that according to Peter's understanding the Spirit of God in the New Testament age has become the Spirit of Christ, and the Spirit of Christ is the Spirit of glory.
OCT
In the foregoing book we saw that whatever Christ is, is for the one purpose of dispensing God into us. This is the focus of the entire Bible. But it has not been seen by many Christians today. Christianity has made nearly everything religious, instead of making everything divine. We all have to rise up against anything religious. We should be altogether for something divine. To be regenerated is not something religious; it is something divine. Regeneration is not to have a religious life. It is to have a divine life in addition to our human life. Such a divine life with a divine birth makes us a divine child of God. This is the initial stage of God's dispensing Himself into us. God first dispenses Himself into us by regeneration. It is our second birth, our spiritual and even divine birth. Birth is just a beginning of life. Without birth there is no life. Hallelujah! We have had the beginning of the divine life. This beginning is just the divine birth, regeneration!
NOV-DEC
In the past two series we saw God's dispensation in the ministry of Paul. In this message we want to see His dispensation in the ministry of Peter, Jude, and James. Compared to Paul's writings, Peter's are very brief. Yet the crucial points in his writings are very similar to the crucial points in Paul's writings. Paul, though, had at least two particular points which Peter did not mention. Paul specifically told us that the Church is the Body of Christ (Ephesians 1:23). He also told us that Christ as the last Adam became a life-giving Spirit (1 Corinthians 15:45), and that the Lord is the Spirit (2 Corinthians 3:17). Peter never told us this, though he mentioned the Spirit of Christ (1 Peter 1:11), and the Spirit of glory and of God (1 Peter 4:14). This indicates that according to Peter's understanding the Spirit of God in the New Testament age has become the Spirit of Christ, and the Spirit of Christ is the Spirit of glory.
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