Conclusion of the New Testament, The (Msgs. 295-305)

Message: 295 296 297 298 299 300 301 302 303 304 305

Experiencing and enjoying Christ in the Epistles (1)    _msg.295

A. Experiencing and enjoying Him as:
1. The seed of David and the Son of God
a. The contents of the gospel
b. Jesus Christ our Lord
c. The seed of David according to the flesh in His humanity
d. The Son of God designated in power according to the Spirit of holiness out of the resurrection of the dead in His divinity
(1) Designated the Son of God
(2) According to the Spirit of holiness
(3) In power
(4) Out of the resurrection of the dead
2. The source of grace and peace

The conclusion of the New Testament

Experiencing and enjoying Christ in the Epistles (2)    _msg.296

3. The Redeemer and the propitiation place
a. The believers being justified by God and receiving the righteousness of God through His redemption
b. God having set forth Christ as the propitiation place through faith in His blood to show forth God’s righteousness
(1) The propitiation place
(2) God’s setting forth of Christ as the propitiation place
(3) Through faith in His blood
(4) For showing forth God’s righteousness
4. The factor of our justification
a. Delivered on the cross because of our offenses to satisfy God’s righteous requirements
b. Raised because of our justification
(1) As a proof of God’s satisfaction for God to accept us
(2) As the resurrected life for us to live a life justified by God and acceptable to God

The conclusion of the New Testament

Experiencing and enjoying Christ in the Epistles (3)    _msg.297

5. Our peace toward God and our access into God’s grace
a. Our peace toward God
b. Our access into God’s grace
(1) Through Him by faith
(2) In this grace we stand and boast because of the hope of the glory of God
6. The Redeemer, the Reconciler, and the Life-Savior
a. The Redeemer
b. The Reconciler
c. Life-Savior
(1) Saving us in His life
(2) For us to boast, exult, and glory in God through Him

The conclusion of the New Testament

Experiencing and enjoying Christ in the Epistles (4)    _msg.298

7. The one man
a. The grace of God and the gift in grace of the one man having abounded to many
(1) Unto justification out of many offenses being justification of life to all men
(2) That many may reign in life through Him
b. Through the obedience of the One the many being constituted righteous
c. That grace, having superabounded, might reign through righteousness unto eternal life through Jesus Christ
(1) Through righteousness
(2) Unto eternal life

The conclusion of the New Testament

Experiencing and enjoying Christ in the Epistles (5)    _msg.299

8. The Christ who died and resurrected
a. The believers having been baptized into Him, even into His death
(1) Baptized into Him
(2) Baptized into His death
b. The believers having been buried with Him through baptism into death
c. The believers, having been resurrected as Christ was, should walk in newness of life
d. The believers, having grown together with Him in the likeness of His death (baptism), will grow together with Him also in the likeness of His resurrection
(1) The believers having grown together with Him in the likeness of His death (baptism)
(2) The believers growing together with Him also in the likeness of His resurrection
e. The believers’ old man having been crucified with Him that the body of sin might be annulled, that they should no longer serve sin as slaves
f. The believers, having died to sin in Christ, should live, as Christ lives, to God

The conclusion of the New Testament

Experiencing and enjoying Christ in the Epistles (6)    _msg.300

9. The new Husband
a. Our old man, the old husband, having been crucified (having died) to the law through the body of Christ
b. That we might marry another husband, Christ, who has been raised from among the dead
c. That we might bear fruit to God
d. Having died to the law in which we were held, that we might be discharged from it
e. That we should serve as slaves in newness of Spirit and not in oldness of letter

The conclusion of the New Testament

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10. The Emancipator
a. Delivering the captive from the law of sin which is in his members
b. The wretched man in the body of death delivered through Jesus Christ
(1) There being no more condemnation in Christ
(2) The law of the Spirit of life in Christ having freed us from the law of sin and of death
(3) God having condemned sin on the cross in the flesh of Christ
(4) That the righteous requirement of the law might be fulfilled in us, who do not walk according to the flesh, but according to the spirit

The conclusion of the New Testament

Experiencing and enjoying Christ in the Epistles (8)    _msg.302

11. The Spirit of Christ
a. Being the Spirit of God who dwells in us that we may be in the Spirit
b. Being Christ in us to make our spirit life
c. Being the Spirit of the One who raised Jesus from among the dead dwelling in us to give life to our mortal body
d. Having This Spirit of Christ, that we may be of Him
12. The Heir of God
a. Joint heirs with Him
b. Glorified with Him
13. The Firstborn of God
a. Having been predestinated to be conformed to His image
b. That we may be His many brothers
14. The One who makes us more than conquerors
a. God freely giving us all things with Him
b. Having died for us, and after being raised, interceding for us at the right hand of God
c. No suffering being able to separate us from His love
d. In all the sufferings more than conquering through Him who loved us
e. Nothing being able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Him

The conclusion of the New Testament

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15. God blessed forever
a. Out of the fathers according to flesh in His humanity
b. Over all in His Godhead

The conclusion of the New Testament

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16. Christ, the Word, and the Lord
a. Christ
(1) The end of the law
(2) Unto righteousness to everyone who believes
b. The word
(1) Having descended from heaven to mingle Himself with humanity for the accomplishment of redemption
(2) Having ascended from the dead for justification unto life to those who receive Him by believing
(3) Being the living Word in our mouth and in our heart
c. The Lord
(1) The same Lord of all
(2) Being rich to all who call upon Him
(3) Whoever calls upon His name being saved
(a) Believing in His heart that God has raised Christ from the dead unto righteousness
(b) Confessing Him with His mouth unto salvation

The conclusion of the New Testament

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17. The Deliverer
18. The element and the sphere of the members in the Body
a. In Him the many believers being one Body
b. In Him the believers being severally members one of another
19. The Lord of the dead and of the living
20. The Receiver of all believers
a. Receiving all the believers to the glory of God
b. In Him even the nations will hope

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