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Originally Posted by Sandy
Picture this if you will.
Jesus sitting on the throne in the heavenlies. But at the same time He is also sitting within us also ever making intercession within us for us to make the changes in our lives as we ask in faith for Him to bring us into His Rightoeusness.
We cannot see spiritual things in the same way we see in the natural.
I kept thinking about what happened first to Peter, but then also what Jesus said after that too written in Mt. 16: 18-19 also. And about how ongoing revelations will be for those that do serve him. Then sort of saw the Lrod as doing both at the same time.
And how it is no great thing for God to do more than one thing at the same time, even though we cannot. Because God is a Spirit being and we are not.
But there is more to this than that, which has to do with baptism into Jesus Christ. Which is when you begin to abide in Him, thus being seated in those heavenly places in Him. This does not happen when you repent, does it? But when your baptized into or in His name. And until you are you do not abide in him either. But once you do, spiritually is when you begin to abide in these heavenly places in Him also. And able to come before His throne as well. But He at the same time making intercession for you, so that you can do so.
Not physically yet, as you are still here. But spiritually.
Anyway, try to picture it, and consider what I am saying. As I am really not sure whether I am explaining what I was seeing adequately either. As it is not easy to do.
Most people do not see themselves already there, because physically they are still here, which maybe is also the problem too Pastor.
Hi Bro. Strange. I have wondered what ever happened to you for a long time. Not sure you remember me, but I sure do you. Good to see you again too. As you are also one of my favorite preachers among many too.
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Bro Strange has not been on the forum for quite some time now.
Anyway, I agree with you. Our hearts and the ark were both sprinkled by the blood of Jesus. Christ is in heavenly places but also in our lives. It seems the holiest and our hearts are one and the same in a wonderful spiritual manner. The bible even calls us temples, or in the Greek, most holy places, where His Spirit dwells.