Excerpt
Trapping The Light
We are in the season of the breath of God, where God puts His Spirit in men; it is delicate season we must be prepared. When God wants to put His Spirit in men, we can sometimes become weary and through this, forsake the gathering of the saints therefore we are to encourage one another and not leave any behind. (Heb. 10:25)
God appeared to His apostles and told them to tarry which signifying that it was a season of His breath. The disciples of Jesus in the upper room ought to be more than 120, but some were discouraged and could not tarry to receive His breath. The current season in our nation can be a distraction for us not to receive the Spirit of God. (Acts 1:3-5, 2:1-4)
'Beginnings' are the revelation of persons and when they are revealed we receive the life. We cannot access the law of God except we access the precepts.
We have to fulfill the obedience of hearing before we see. Sight is not always immediate, when understanding is ministered we must be eager to look upon. Handling is receiving the Spirit. (1 Jhn. 1:1)
The essence of the teachings coming back to us is to inherit the life, we must not be too familiar with teachings but choose to hear again. It's not about hearing the same words but about hearing to receive the Spirit of those words.
We can be deceived to think we know all and thereby forsake the gathering of His people. We must not forsake the assembly of the brethren. (Heb. 10:25)
The light of God has the power to x-ray sin. The law of life in Christ makes us free, though we are not sinless, its work is to empower us to be free from sin. Another life must be ministered to us to take away sinful nature and come to the place where there is no darkness at all and where we cannot turn.
The revelation of the first law which is the law of the spirit of life in Christ Jesus is not potent enough to swallow death, thus the need for the true and perfect light. The shining forth of the true and perfect light is to x-ray us and make us whole. (1 Jhn. 1: )
The light of the everlasting are laws that guide every creature. The season of the true and perfect light is an era of doing truth, to do truth we need laws. When we see every measure of weakness in us, we must admit this light as it shines as it intends to make us true.
When sight is limited, migration becomes impossible; if we don’t migrate, darkness can swallow us.
It is possible for man not to complete his cleansing process. When light is preached, work is measured to us, without working in the light we have received, we can’t be cleansed.
The shining forth of Everlasting light makes everything naked. Some can deny the light of everlasting when it shines, as they are unaware that staying in Christ is not safe. We are to run into the name of God as it is the only place of security by receiving the shining forth of everlasting light. (Jhn. 3:16)
Men reject the everlasting light because their deeds are evil. The evidence of the admittance of the everlasting light is that we confess our sins many times as they are revealed to us. Men may not easily do so because of their attachment to vanity. (1 Jhn. 1:5-10)
The power of cleansing in the everlasting realm is hinged on us admitting and confessing our sins. These sins are our idols that are not easily relinquished by the soul.
Power to relinquish our ways lies in the shining forth of the light of the day of the Lord as the intention of God is to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. Confessing our sins is a yardstick for our cleansing.
When the law of Christ is in us, our eyes are being opened to see more light that governs the terrain of God.
The realm of the everlasting light is to search out thoughts. Our thoughts will be reasonable to us as long as we have our ways intact in us. Christ comes to empower us to face these thoughts so that doing right will be normal with us. This is a position of invariability where there is no hindrance. (1 Jhn. 1:9)
Exposing us to God's way programs us to a default life free from our thoughts. The names of Christ, the Father, and God are shepherdic, creating ways and paths in the soul so the waters of those names can flow through. (Matt. 28:19)
The names of Christ, the Father, and God have substances that pave their way in us, we must encounter the Spirit to have the names inputted in us. When the names are sent to us it brings us up and out of our ways into His way.
(Exo. 3:8)