New Creation
God would depend on His own nature, Christ in us, as the means of saving us. This was the most important thing the Father ever did.
Saving mankind by placing another person in them was to accomplish the two greatest demands to God’s justice. The creature was to remain a free moral person to make an open decision for God, and upon the creature’s decision, God would place the kind of nature in him that God could depend on.
That nature, or spirit, would be a person, Christ. It would be the birthing of that Son in us that would be our salvation. Thus, salvation would never become a thing.
Salvation was to be a person, a new person operating out of the creature for the glory of God. Salvation was never intended by God to be incorporated with other things to make it complete. It was to be a personal act by God who would place His own seed in the believer and, by that, conceive another person as that believer. All of the rites and doctrines of man, whether baptism, acts of righteousness, affiliations or good works, would have no place in adding to this initial act of birthing.
Sad to say, these works of man would become more prominent in men’s minds than the birthing miracle to the extent that multitudes today are churched, sanctified and even go into a ministry without understanding that they are saved by another person in them, Romans 5:10, and only by that person in them.
All of the other things the church, preacher or doctrines do must be secondary to this salvation provided by God alone. The people of the new creation will no longer tolerate a watered down gospel that denies the heart of the Scriptures, a people who are consistently dedicated to God’s eternal plan of salvation by another person.
All over the earth, it is as if the Father has said that a time is at hand that in the church there will be a people who see the ultimate of God.
God would depend on His own nature, Christ in us, as the means of saving us. This was the most important thing the Father ever did.
Saving mankind by placing another person in them was to accomplish the two greatest demands to God’s justice. The creature was to remain a free moral person to make an open decision for God, and upon the creature’s decision, God would place the kind of nature in him that God could depend on.
That nature, or spirit, would be a person, Christ. It would be the birthing of that Son in us that would be our salvation. Thus, salvation would never become a thing.
Salvation was to be a person, a new person operating out of the creature for the glory of God. Salvation was never intended by God to be incorporated with other things to make it complete. It was to be a personal act by God who would place His own seed in the believer and, by that, conceive another person as that believer. All of the rites and doctrines of man, whether baptism, acts of righteousness, affiliations or good works, would have no place in adding to this initial act of birthing.
Sad to say, these works of man would become more prominent in men’s minds than the birthing miracle to the extent that multitudes today are churched, sanctified and even go into a ministry without understanding that they are saved by another person in them, Romans 5:10, and only by that person in them.
All of the other things the church, preacher or doctrines do must be secondary to this salvation provided by God alone. The people of the new creation will no longer tolerate a watered down gospel that denies the heart of the Scriptures, a people who are consistently dedicated to God’s eternal plan of salvation by another person.
All over the earth, it is as if the Father has said that a time is at hand that in the church there will be a people who see the ultimate of God.
