Jesus answered him, Wilt thou lay down thy life for my sake? Verily, verily, I say unto thee, The cock shall not crow, till thou hast denied me thrice. St. John 13:38
Ofttimes, we might want to examine the Scriptures to study the character of the Disciple Peter who even rebuked the Christ. Peradventure, it is there we are granted a glimpse of a man of God who was most courageous, yet, astoundingly flawed in character serving our Blessed Lord.
For your reading, The Gospels: “A Study on Apostle Peter” hath now been released as a free eBook on the “Glory Resources” page of the ministry’s website.
In a dream, in a vision of the night, when deep sleep falleth upon men, in slumberings upon the bed; Then He openeth the ears of men, and sealeth their instruction. Job 33:15-16
Surely, our Holy One loves us with an everlasting love and He trusteth us with the divine revelation in our dreams for our good!
Might it be well to speaketh succinctly on St. John 11? For in this sacred Chapter we are granted the honor to read of the most Holy Son of God mourning and raising His Friend, Lazarus, from the dead.
These things said He: and after that He saith unto them, Our friend Lazarus sleepeth; but I go, that I may awake him out of sleep. St. John 11:11
Moreover, we peradventure are most encouraged as we read of the faith of the sisters of Lazarus; particularly, I shall say of Martha.
Admirably, Martha, the grief-stricken sister of Lazarus, held close to her heart awe and reverence for Christ. Further speaking about the character of Martha, I may suppose Martha’s troubled and grief-stricken heart held trust and belief in the Son of God’s Lordship and eternal power. With thanksgiving for Christ and her faith in His Lordship, she witnessed our Lord raiseth her beloved brother from the decay of early death to an abundant life again in Christ.
And so, how might we be encouraged in this present day, as Believers of Christ, to walk in this selfsame assurance of the eternal power of the Son of God to raiseth the dead?
Might I say, the ministry shall rebroadcast ‘The Glory’ tomorrow in the eventide, beginning at the hour of 6:00 PM EST on our YouTube channel.
And so, I shall say ‘The Glory’ comprises of over seven hours of teachings recorded principally in the genesis season of my recording in the Father’s Glory!
On an occasion of resting with the Spirit of God in November of 2019, He was most faithful to instruct me to begin blogging the prayers, testimonies, and revelatory teachings of our Holy Master, wherefore He superintended the training in the Father’s Glory.
Might I say, in this most magnificent instruction from the Blessed One, He was also most faithful to giveth this most special assignment of blogging a glorious name, “Heaven’s Pen”!
With thanksgiving for the Spirit of God, who was my only confidant during this pivotal time of my consecration, I posted my first blog within days of the Father’s will to do so.
Astoundingly, next month shall mark the seventh year anniversary of posting on the blog while abiding in the glory with every post!
Further, I shall say yesterday, “Heaven’s Pen” recorded its 500th post, wherefore is published and read by thousands daily.
Surely, my heart is overwhelmed with gratitude to our Holy Master for the honor to ariseth every sacred morning to serve Him and you, my dearest friends!
How I cease not to giveth thy Lord thanks for your support of the ministry over the past seven years and to those whom are new family to the ministry; I surely welcome you!
And so, I look forward to meeting you and exalting our Holy One together in services here in America and (while principally remaining virtually for my most growing international family)!
Might I say, today I shall trust the Spirit of God to enable me to speaketh on the sacred passage that is recorded in St. John 20:31.
The Scripture reads:
But these are written, that ye might believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God; and that believing ye might have life through His name.
As I considereth it, this passage fundamentally remindeth us that it is only in and through the confession and belief of the Eternal Son of God that we may receiveth the blessed gift of eternal life.
Continuing on then, what might we say about the preposition “through” wherefore is recorded in this sacred passage in John 20?
I gather it shall be well to remembereth the definition of the word ‘through.’ For the dictionary describes its definition as ‘used as a function word to indicate movement into one side or point, and out of another and especially the opposite side of.’
Further, the dictionary defines it as a ‘function word to indicate passage from one end or boundary to another.’
Principally, we may conclude then that in God, the Father’s sovereignty, He offers the gift of redemption ‘through’ the hearing of faith, with the confession and belief in our hearts of His most holy Son, Jesus Christ of Nazareth! Romans 10:9
And so, in conclusion, let us imagine the Spirit of God, divinely leading us to the most holy invitation of our lives. In this magnificence of His presence, God, the Holy Spirit, shall provideth comfort by perhaps guiding an unbeliever to Christ ‘through’ His leaders for them to hearest the Gospel of God. Romans 10:17
In all of its blessedness, Heaven astonishingly orchestrates the arrival of an unbeliever to the entrance of the Son of God’s Door…
Surely, it is the Door wherefore man hath not the power and authority in the Earth to taketh us through. Even further, it shall invariably be an incomparable gift from eternity, the Gift of eternal life in Christ alone! Amen.
Peradventure I shall say with all reverence and awe of His Lordship, our Master reclined at the Last Supper with a heart to delight with His Disciples and closest friends, invariably knowing the hearts of all men.
With this in mind, it is certainly most astonishing as Believers of Christ to imagine the eternal purity wherewith surrounded the Table and the Upper Room with the blessed presence of the Deity of Christ.
Continuing on, might I taketh some time to teacheth on a certain Disciple at our Blessed Master’s Table?
Might we first read together a most profound Scripture recorded in St. John 17:12?
The most moving words of the Son of the Highest’s prayer to God, the Father, read:
While I was with them in the world, I kept them in thy Name: those that thou gavest me I have kept, and none of them is lost, but the son of perdition; that the scripture might be fulfilled.
Having now read together this passage, I shall purpose to continueth on speaking about our Lord’s Disciple: the beloved John.
For in the Gospels of God, we read with admiration and awe the record of our Master’s devoted and loyal Disciple whom He loved and who chose to resteth on the Son of God’s bosom even while our Lord feasted on His Last Supper with the Disciples. St. John 13:23
And so, I suppose we might hath grace then to imagine this wondrous love and conclude that John was a most trusted friend to His Lord, the very Son of God.
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