2019. 12. 6. Gold<br>(1489/1984)<br>Life Stadie 5 Years 1 Reading<br><br>Ephesus M. 35<br>In the Church and in Christ <br>God For Glory<br><br>In this message, we will look at verses 3:20 and 21. "May glory be eternal for generations, in the Church of Christ Jesus, and in Christ Jesus, 21 to God, who, depending on our ability to operate in us, may be more abundant than all we seek or think of. These verses are song-and-mail and high praise, the best of which can be found in the New Testament epistle. Such high praise would not have come before the church actually appeared. ...<br><br>The Fulfillment of God's Word about the Church<br><br>It has been more than the 19th century since the Church existed on earth, but it has not yet reached the point where it is the fulness of God. The highest definition of the Church is the fullness of God. We must acknowledge that even among us today we have not yet reached the level of god's full expression. But we believe that the Church will rise to this level. The fact that the Lord has said such things about the Church indicates that he will be able to do what He said. The Word of the Lord does not go back in vain (Isaiah 55:11). He will accomplish all that He has said. ...<br><br>How God Glorifies in the Church<br><br>Verse 20's word "To God who can do it" conveys the idea that what was initially said from God is now returned to Him. In his prayer, Paul asked that the Father strengthen the Saints according to the abundance of His glory. This means that the glory of God is in the works of the Saints. In the midst of the song, Paul said, "May glory be eternal and eternal for generations." He said (verse 21). This means that the glory of God is returned to God after it has been worked into the Saints. First, the glory of God is in us, and then he returns to God for glory. As an example, Isaac's wealth was first given to her to beautify The Rebekah. Then, after Rebekah came to Isaac, all his wealth, along with Rebekah, was returned to Isaac to glorify him (Gen. 24:47, 53, 61-67). The apostle prayed to God to strengthen the Saints according to His glory, but eventually the glory of God was brought back to Him with the hardened saints after the work of them. This is the way in which God is glorified in the Church. <br><br>We saw in verse 16 that Paul prayed to the Father to follow his glory and strengthen us into the inner man. To be strengthened by glory is the work of God's glory in our existence. This is the only way to be strengthened according to the glory of God. Let's say that a person who is physically weak can be stronger and stronger to follow some person. This will mean that the strength of a strong man will be historyed into the organization of the weak. On the same principle, to be strengthened into the inner man according to the glory of the Father is to make His glory work in our existence. First, glory comes to us, then returns to God. When glory enters into our existence, we become full and strong. When glory returns to God, He receives glory in the Church. <br><br>... The Church is God's glory to come with God and return to God with us. In such a church there is a two-way traffic between God and us, us, and God. By means of this round-trip transportation, the glory of God is in us, and God receives glory in us. This traffic is meant by the small word 'but'.<br><br>More than we think about the Church, all our seeking<br><br>In verse 20, Paul says, "To God you can make us more abundant than all we ask or think." Strictly speaking, everything here is "saved or thought" rather than material, but spiritual things related to the Church. For these spiritual things, you need to think not only of supplications, but also thoughts. We may think more than we ask. Not only does God ask for the Church, but he also thinks about the Church. And through our ability to operate within us, God can be more capable of doing it than we ask for and think for the Church. <br><br>... Supplication and thought in verse 20 should be applied to the Church. We should ask and think about the Church, not about the small things that matter to the environment. Our supplications and thoughts should focus on God's dispensation of distributing Himself into us for the yield of the Church, the expression of Christ. When our supplications and thoughts are about the Church, God will always be more abundant than all our seekings or thoughts. We should ask and think about Christ's place of residence in our hearts, and about the church being filled to all the fullness of God. If we ask and think this way, we will surely be in the Spirit. Then whatever we ask about the Church, we will be answered, and more abundantly answered. How desperate is it to ask and think about the Church!<br><br>God To Glorify In Christ<br><br>Verse 21 says, "May glory be eternal and everlasting from generation to generation, in the Church and in Christ Jesus. Amen." He says. The glory of God is manifested in the Church, and He is expressed in the Church. Therefore, glory in the Church is about God, and god receives glory in the Church. <br><br>God glorifies not only in the Church, but also in Christ. Therefore, the word '-and' was used here to highlight the benefits. The extent to which God receives glory in the Church is narrow and limited to the assumptions of faith. But the scope in Christ is much wider. for Christ is the head of the heavens and all the peoples of the earth (1:22, 3:15). Therefore, God's glorified in Christ is not only in the earth, but also in the realms of all the peoples of God in heaven. The scope in Christ is much wider than in the Church. In addition, "May glory be eternal and eternal for generations." As the verse points out, the clock in Christ is eternal. From generation to generation, eternity and eternalness create eternity. It is mainly in this day and age that God receives glory in the Church, but it is eternal for God to receive glory in Christ. ...<br><br>The Church is leading the way in glorifying God<br><br>As the home and church of believers, we are at the forefront of turning the glory of God into our existence, turning it to our Heavenly Father. For God's glory to be history in us, we must be strong in the inner man according to the abundance of God's glory. Then this glory will come to us with God, and after it has been worked into us, it will return to God with us. By means of this round-trip transportation, the Church is at the forefront of glorifying God. We, believers in this universe, are the first ripe fruit. If we lead the way in glorifying God, heaven or all other peoples on earth will follow us to glorify Him.
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