You got it Casey. We behold as in a mirror the glory of the Lord. The Light, the treasure, is in these earthen vessels. I’m not critical of folks who claim to have see manifestations – Paul certainly did and others in the NT. But it appears its more important for us to see His glory in us than to see smoke in the corner of the sanctuary. Seeing the glory
FROM ANYONE…..We sing Shekinah glory come…..etc……Holy Spirit fall………Here is my understanding……because of Jesus, that same glory cloud resides in us. The shekinah glory…resides in us. The glory that resided in the ark…resides in us.Some would argue about Spirit within and Spirit upon…..or better put, we have the Holy Spirit within us but we desire the manifest presence. ????I took time to search out glory in the NT and it does not once seem to allude to services where the Holy Spirit falling but residing in us.
You won’t find anything like that in the NT.The glory, the Spirit, all that He is resides in us…in our innermost being.The OT tabernacle was a picture of the NT tabernacle – us.The glory was in the innermost chamber, the Holy of Holies – our SPIRIT.In the inner chamber (the inner man or SOUL), there was bread on a table that need to be
This may or may not answer that question depending on definitions you are using to describe the manifestation of the presence of the Spirit, but there is a scripture in Acts that might be worth mulling over in this discussion.Acts 4:31
This may or may not answer that question depending on definitions you are using to describe the manifestation of the presence of the Spirit, but there is a scripture in Acts that might be worth mulling over in this discussion.Acts 4:31And when they had prayed, the place was shaken where they were assembled together; and they were all filled with the Holy Ghost, and they spake the word of God with boldness. So Bonnie when the Bible says the room was shaken – you believe the Bible means the room itself was shaken. Is that right?No need to explain it away________________
It appears pretty clear that the physical prison in Acts 16was shaken and everyone’s chains came off. Peter’s prison door was literally opened as well. These were supernatural, but there isn’t a reference to the glory in either passage________________I’m not saved because I’m good. I’m saved because He’s good!My website: http://www.bradfreeman.comMy blog: bradcfreeman.tumblr.com/
during a service…..or when people ask show me your glory?
You got it Casey. We behold as in a mirror the glory of the Lord. The Light, the treasure, is in these earthen vessels. I’m not critical of folks who claim to have see manifestations – Paul certainly did and others in the NT. But it appears its more important for us to see His glory in us than to see smoke in the corner of the sanctuary. Seeing the glory
FROM ANYONE…..We sing Shekinah glory come…..etc……Holy Spirit fall………Here is my understanding……because of Jesus, that same glory cloud resides in us. The shekinah glory…resides in us. The glory that resided in the ark…resides in us.Some would argue about Spirit within and Spirit upon…..or better put, we have the Holy Spirit within us but we desire the manifest presence. ????I took time to search out glory in the NT and it does not once seem to allude to services where the Holy Spirit falling but residing in us.
You won’t find anything like that in the NT.The glory, the Spirit, all that He is resides in us…in our innermost being.The OT tabernacle was a picture of the NT tabernacle – us.The glory was in the innermost chamber, the Holy of Holies – our SPIRIT.In the inner chamber (the inner man or SOUL), there was bread on a table that need to be
This may or may not answer that question depending on definitions you are using to describe the manifestation of the presence of the Spirit, but there is a scripture in Acts that might be worth mulling over in this discussion.Acts 4:31
This may or may not answer that question depending on definitions you are using to describe the manifestation of the presence of the Spirit, but there is a scripture in Acts that might be worth mulling over in this discussion.Acts 4:31And when they had prayed, the place was shaken where they were assembled together; and they were all filled with the Holy Ghost, and they spake the word of God with boldness. So Bonnie when the Bible says the room was shaken – you believe the Bible means the room itself was shaken. Is that right?No need to explain it away________________
NBF, I really don’t know if I would say it was literal or metaphorical, but it seems that something happened in the
It appears pretty clear that the physical prison in Acts 16was shaken and everyone’s chains came off. Peter’s prison door was literally opened as well. These were supernatural, but there isn’t a reference to the glory in either passage________________I’m not saved because I’m good. I’m saved because He’s good!My website: http://www.bradfreeman.comMy blog: bradcfreeman.tumblr.com/