Praise Him, the resurrected Christ !

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Grace is the resurrected Christ, processed to become the Life-Giving Spirit through incarnation, human living, crucifixion, and ascension, into His people, to be their life, life supply, and everything, that may live in resurrection.

God's intention in creating man in His image (Gen 1:26), was for man to receive this grace for His enjoyment. Through the creation of man, God made us graftible beings to receive the divine supply of all that He is.

Through the process that God took through Christ, which has been consummated in resurrection as the life giving Spirit (1 Cor 15:45b), we may be grafted into Christ.

By being grafted into Christ (John 15:4, John 14:20), we are joined to Him as one spirit (1 Cor 6:17), receive, experience, and enjoy all that is embodied in Him through the Spirit.

By setting our mind on the Spirit, we have life and peace (Romans 8:6) And the Spirit witnesses with our spirit that we are children of God, by which we may cry out Abba Father (Romans 8:15), and He as the Spirit Himself prays in our prayer (Romans 8:26).

Therefore, let us all enjoy this wonderful Spirit in us. This Spirit supplies to us all that God is, for our growth, experience, and enjoyment of God. When we touch God as the Spirit in our spirit, all death is swallowed up by life, darkness flees, light floods our whole being, and the body of Christ is built up in love(1 Cor 13:4-13).

Christ has died ! Christ is risen ! Christ shall come again !

Praise Him ! Let us declare His glory !

-- Oliver Fischer (spicenut@excite.com), May 16, 2004

Answers

Bump! 8-)

-- Oliver Fischer (spicenut@excite.com), May 16, 2004.

Amen Olly! Hope all is well with Jesse and yourself and you are enjoying your marriage. May God bless you both.

-- - (David@excite.com), May 16, 2004.

Amen to that!

Great perspective.

-- Andy S ("aszmere@earthlink.net"), May 16, 2004.


Thanks David, yes married life is great 8-)

How is life with you these days?

-- Oliver Fischer (spicenut@excite.com), May 16, 2004.


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