The Temple, which is the elect, is placed centrally inside New Jerusalem. God and the Lamb are the light of that Temple and they illuminate the city. The Spirit flows out as a river to the city and the whole city is watered from the Temple, which is God. That Holy Spirit is the water that feeds us and keeps the city together. That process of the City of God coming down then finds that all of the human Host are then built into the City of God. We in the First Resurrection are there as the Temple of God in the city, because the whole city serves as a focal point for the Temple within which God is, and that Temple we are. However, in the City of God, the whole city is the Temple because all are dedicated to God. There is a distinction between the Temple now and the city then. That’s the end product of all that time. So we go beyond that process. We are all prepared to marry Jesus Christ to take us into that system to make us part of the governmental structure. We are all going to be the “bride” of Christ and sons of God. How can we be sons of God and the bride of Christ? We can and will be, because they are allegorical concepts. We are all prepared so that everyone is handed over to God. Jesus Christ will create new rules and new authority, so that the New Jerusalem, the heavenly Host, are coordinated with us, the elect, as the bride of Christ and a new structure of government will be formed. There will be new orders of government in the heavens. There will be a new Council of the Elohim formed. There will be a new Outer Council of the 70 (in fact, the seventy plus two; cf. Lk. 10:1 Interlinear). A new Outer Council of the 120, 300 and the 500 will be formed and there will be extended orders right through to the 144,000. Kings and priests will be nominated and given authorities and spiritual creation and areas and responsibilities. Every number of ordinations done by Jesus Christ from the 12 Apostles through to the 3,000 and on down to the 144,000 has significance and relationship to the government of God. Nothing is accidental. They all relate to the sacrifices in the centuries, making up the period between Christ’s Advents. The elect are brought into the Temple as its sacrifices. Those elements then make up the governmental structure and the power of God. The new 1,000 are comprised of the 70, 120, 300, and 500 with the ten candlesticks making up the total (see Job 33:22-23).
Posted on: Sun, 14 Jul 2013 13:41:32 +0000
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