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I would teach the path to the fullness of God as such...
1. The Outer Court - Justification - Faith to enter in.
2. The Altar - Salvation through the cross at Calvary.
3. The Laver - The clean effects of sanctification.
4. Table of Showbread – Daily into the word of God
5. Light at the Lightstand - Faith, hope, charity, joy, grace, love, warmth, etc. With sanctification came a sweet spirit!
6. The Golden Incense Alter - Prayer and Praise meetings.
7. The Holy of Holies - The Shekinah Glory and Baptism of the Holy Ghost.
And a photo of the devotions of William Seymour, architect of the Pentecostal doctrine...
Because the Outer Court is the first step (in which I interpret as the doctrine of Justification by faith), I recommend that everyone cut their teeth on Word of Faith teachings, moving on once the faith is in place. As for the rest of the teachings, this should not interfere with any basic, Christian, mainline teachings.
However if I were to present this teaching to any of the denomination I could just picture those words flying over their head taking no heed in the mental process or in the spiritual places within the heart.
1. The Outer Court - Justification - Faith to enter in.
2. The Altar - Salvation through the cross at Calvary.
3. The Laver - The clean effects of sanctification.
4. Table of Showbread – Daily into the word of God
5. Light at the Lightstand - Faith, hope, charity, joy, grace, love, warmth, etc. With sanctification came a sweet spirit!
6. The Golden Incense Alter - Prayer and Praise meetings.
7. The Holy of Holies - The Shekinah Glory and Baptism of the Holy Ghost.
And a photo of the devotions of William Seymour, architect of the Pentecostal doctrine...
Because the Outer Court is the first step (in which I interpret as the doctrine of Justification by faith), I recommend that everyone cut their teeth on Word of Faith teachings, moving on once the faith is in place. As for the rest of the teachings, this should not interfere with any basic, Christian, mainline teachings.
However if I were to present this teaching to any of the denomination I could just picture those words flying over their head taking no heed in the mental process or in the spiritual places within the heart.
