Her name is Sun Ting. She grew up doted by her parents. After getting married, she was driven desperate by her in-laws’ ill-treatment and her husband’s infidelity and lost the courage to live on…. In her misery and helplessness, Almighty God’s end-time salvation came upon her. God’s word brought her faith for living and the direction to go forward and the goal in life. Unexpectedly, she was arrested illegally by the CCP government for her belief in God and was sentenced to three years of hard labor. During the interrogation, the brutal evil cops forcibly tied her to the torture-rack and poked her all over with electric batons many times. They also used “wheel combat” to torture her, not allowing her to sleep for several days…. In the long painful days, Almighty God always accompanied her by her side, inspiring, guiding, and encouraging her with his word. Thus, she overcame the siege of Satan step by step and finally bore a strong and resounding testimony for God.
Content of the Video:
Death: The Sixth Juncture
1. Only the Creator holds the power of life and death over man
2. One who does not know the Creator’s sovereignty will be dogged by the fear of death
3. A life spent seeking fame and fortune will leave one at a loss in the face of death
4. Come under the Creator’s dominion and face death calmly
5. Job’s pursuits and gains in life allowed him to calmly face death
6. Only by accepting the Creator’s sovereignty can one return to His side
1. The Kingdom Anthem – III All the People Rejoice
I
In God’s light, people have all seen the light again; in God’s word, people have all received the enjoyable things. God is from the East and comes forth from the East. When God’s glory shines forth, all the nations are shone upon and everything is lit up, without anything being left in the darkness. In the kingdom, the life of the people and God is perfectly pleasant. Waters are dancing with joy for the happy life of all the people, and all the mountains are enjoying the riches from God together with all the people. All men are striving to make progress and working hard, being faithful in God’s kingdom. In the kingdom, there is no more disobedience or resistance. The heaven and the earth accompany and rely on each other; men and God have deep affection for each other, on sweet terms in life, leaning close to each other…. At this time, God formally, God formally begins his life in heaven; there is no more disturbance from satan, and all the people enter into rest.
II
In the entire universe, God’s chosen people live in God’s glory, happy beyond measure, which is not a life of man and man, but a life of the people and God. All men went through satan’s corruptions and tasted all the joys and sorrows of the world. Today, living in God’s light, how can they not rejoice? How will they let such a wonderful time slip by? All the people! Sing the songs in your heart and dance joyfully for God! Lift your sincere heart, lift your sincere heart and offer it to God! Make joyful music with tambourines for God! God expresses his joy above the entire universe! God shows his glorious face among all the people! God will shout aloud! God will transcend the entire universe! God has reigned among all the people! God is exalted among all the people!
III
God is roaming in the blue sky, all the people traveling with God; God is walking among all the people, his people surrounding him! The hearts of all the people are very delighted, and their loud singing shakes the entire universe and rends the skies! In the entire universe, there is no longer the covering of fog, and there is no more sludge left or turbid water gathering and flowing! The holy people in the entire universe! They show their original appearance in God’s inspection, no longer, no longer being the ones filthy, filthy all over but the holy ones white as jade, who are all God’s beloved ones and God’s favored ones! All things are revived. All the holy ones serve God in heaven again, nestling in God’s warm bosom, no longer weeping, no longer worrying. They consecrate themselves to God, and return to God’s home, return to God’s home, loving God in their homeland without end! This will never change! This will never change! No more sorrow! No more weeping! No more flesh! The earth no longer exists, but the heaven will remain forever. God appears to all people, and all people praise God. Such a life and such a beautiful scene will never again change from everlasting to everlasting. This is the life in the kingdom. This is the life in the kingdom. This is the life in the kingdom.
from “All the People! Rejoice!” of God’s Utterance to the Entire Universe in The Word Appears in the Flesh
2. The Holy Spiritual Body of Almighty God Has Appeared
1. Almighty God! He has publicly revealed, publicly revealed his glorious body. The holy spiritual body has appeared. He is completely God Godself! The world and the flesh have all changed. The transfigured One on the mountain is God’s original person. He has a golden crown on his head, is clothed with a white garment, and is girt about the breasts with a golden girdle, with a golden girdle. All things in the world are his footstool. His eyes are as a flame of fire; in his mouth is a sharp two edged sword, and in his right hand he holds seven stars. The path of the kingdom is bright and even more infinite. The glory rises and shines; mountains are rejoicing and waters are laughing. The sun, the moon, and stars, the sun, the moon, and stars are all revolving and stand in order, welcoming the only true God who has accomplished the six-thousand-year management plan to return triumphant!
2. All are dancing and leaping for joy! Shout for joy! Almighty God, Almighty God has been seated on the glorious throne! Sing! The banner of triumph of the Almighty has risen high on the whole majestic and magnificent Mount Zion! All the nations are shouting for joy. All peoples are singing, are singing. Mount Zion is rejoicing. God’s glory has appeared! Little did I dream of seeing God’s face. Today I have seen, being face to face with him every day, speaking face to face to him and communing with him. He supplies bountifully the things for eating and drinking. His glory is shining upon my life, speech, behavior, mind, and thought. He guides me at every step. If I am disobedient in heart, the judgment comes upon me at once, at once.
3. Eating, staying, and living with God; being, walking, enjoying, receiving glory, and receiving blessings with him; reigning with him; being in the kingdom with him. How enjoyable! How sweet! Being face to face every day, speaking every day, and conversing every moment; having new inspiration every day, and having new seeing, new seeing every day. Our spiritual eyes are opened and we have seen everything, and the mysteries in the spirit have been revealed to us. The holy life is really free. Run quickly and don’t stop. Keep on going forward, going forward. A more wonderful life is ahead. When having tasted the sweetness, don’t be content; run all the way into God, who is all-inclusive and so bountiful, and has whatever we lack. Cooperate actively and initiatively; enter into him and everything will be changed.
4. We will transcend in life, and no person, matter, or thing can disturb us. Transcendent! Really transcendent! God’s transcendent life is in it. Everything becomes really relaxed! Transcending the world and the worldly things, having no attachment to husbands and children, and transcending the restraint of illnesses and circumstances; satan dare not disturb us. Transcending all disasters, this is letting God reign! Trample on satan, stand the testimony, stand the testimony of the church, and thoroughly expose satan’s ugly face. The church is built in Christ. The glorious body has appeared. This is living in being raptured!
from “The Fifteenth Piece of Word” in The Word Appears in the Flesh
In the time of today, people never treasure God, or have a place for God in their heart, have a place for God in their heart. Could people love God with a true heart in the days of suffering in the future? People’s righteousness is still something intangible that cannot be seen or touched. What God wants is man’s heart, because in man the “heart” is most precious. Is what God does unworthy, unworthy to gain people’s heart in return? Why do people not give their heart to God? Why do they always hold their heart in their bosom closely, not willing to drop it? Could their heart keep their whole life peaceful and happy? When God makes requirements of people, why do they always pick up a handful of dust from the ground and cast it upon God? Woo… is this people’s deceitful trick?
from “The Thirty-sixth Piece of Word” of God’s Utterance to the Entire Universe in The Word Appears in the Flesh
The sin of blaspheming and slandering God can not be forgiven in this age or in the age to come and he who commits it can never be reincarnated, which means that God’s disposition does not tolerate man’s offense.
from Christ’s Talks with Church Leaders and Workers
The End-time People Only See God’s Anger in God’s Word and Have Not Truly Tasted It
The word of Jehovah God mentions that “you have not spoken of me the thing that is right, as my servant Job has.” What did Job say? That was the words we have mentioned above, and the many words of Job recorded in the Book of Job. In all these many words, he did not have any complaints or suspicions about God but was just waiting for a result. His waiting was his obedient attitude. Due to his attitude and due to what he said to God, God accepted him. When he was tried and suffered, God was just by his side. Although his pain was not appeased in the least on that account, God saw what he wanted to see and heard what he wanted to hear. Every scene of what Job did and every word he said reached God’s eyes and ears, and God heard it and saw it. This was a fact. Actually, Job’s knowledge of God and his view of God in his heart at that time, in that age, were not as specific as those of people now. But according to the background at that time, God still approved what Job said, because his thoughts and actions and what he manifested and expressed already measured up to God’s requirement. During the time when Job was tried, what he thought and determined to do in his heart showed God a result, and the result was satisfactory to God. Later, God took away the trials, and then, Job went out of the painful situation. Thereafter, the trials upon Job disappeared and never came again. Because he had undergone the trials and had stood and thoroughly triumphed over satan in the trials, God blessed him justifiably. Just as what is recorded in Job 42:10 and 12, Job once again received God’s blessing and received more than he had before. At that time, satan retreated, and it said nothing more and did nothing more. From then on, Job was never again disturbed or attacked by satan, and God’s blessing to him was never again accused by satan.
What kind of God is the God you believe in now? Have you thought about that? Does he feel hatred when he sees the wicked do evil? (Yes.) What attitude does he have when he sees a foolish person makes a mistake? (Being sorrowful.) What attitude does he have when he sees someone steals his offerings? (Hating.) You are all very clear about these, right? What attitude does God have when he sees a person muddles on in believing in God and does not pursue the truth at all? You are not very clear about this, right? The attitude of “muddling on” is not sinning, nor does it offend God. In man’s heart, he does not think that it should be a great wrong. Then what do you say God’s attitude is? (Ignoring.) “Ignoring,” then what is his inner attitude? He looks down on such a person and despises such a person! Toward him, God adopts a manner of cold treatment, which is laying him aside—not doing any work on him, such as giving inspiration, enlightenment, chastening, or discipline. This kind of person is not counted in God’s work. What is God’s attitude toward those who provoke his disposition and offend his administrative decrees? Extremely loathing! With those who provoke his disposition and yet do not repent, God feels extremely angry! “Angry” is only a feeling, a mood, and it cannot represent a definite attitude. However, such a feeling, such a mood, can bring upon those people an outcome, that is, being extremely loathed by God! Then what is the consequence of this “being extremely loathed”? God puts them aside and gives them no attention for the time being, and will settle with them “after the autumn harvest.” What is the implication of that? Will such people have an outcome? God has no intention of giving them an outcome! So isn’t it very normal that God ignores them now? (Yes.) What should such people be ready for now? They should be ready to take the pernicious consequence brought by the evil they have done and by their own actions. This is God’s declaration to such people. So now I clearly tell this kind of people not to cherish any illusion or harbor any wishful thinking. God will not tolerate man timelessly or bear with man’s transgressions and man’s disobedience timelessly. Some people may say, “I have seen several people of this kind. When they prayed, they were particularly moved by God, weeping in tears. At ordinary times, they are quite cheerful and seem to have God’s presence and God’s guidance.” Don’t say this rashly! “Weeping in tears” does not necessarily mean that they are moved by God or have God’s presence, much less can it be said that they have God’s guidance. Since they have infuriated God, could God still guide them? In a word, when God is determined to eliminate or give up a person, he already has no outcome. No matter how good he himself feels when praying and how great is his faith in God within, these are not important anymore. What is important is that God does not need such a faith and God has detested and rejected such a person. Besides, how to deal with him later is not important either. What is important is that the moment he infuriates God, his outcome is already decided. If God is determined not to save such a person, then he will leave him to be punished. This is God’s attitude.
God has the element of love in his substance, and he has mercy on everyone, but men all neglect and forget the point that he has dignity in his substance. He has love but it does not mean that man can offend him at will and yet he does not have any feeling or any response. He has mercy but it does not mean that he has no principles in treating man. God is living and exists truly and really. He is not a puppet or a certain object conceived by man. Since he exists, we should always listen attentively to his heart’s voice, pay attention to his attitudes, and know his feelings. Do not circumscribe God by man’s imaginations; do not impose on God what man thinks in his mind or what man hopes in his will and ask God to treat a person in man’s way and according to man’s imaginations. If you do so, you are infuriating God, you are tempting God’s fury, and you are challenging God’s dignity! So, after you know the seriousness of this matter, I advise every one of you present to be careful and cautious in doing things and be careful and cautious in speaking. In the matter of treating God, you must be doubly cautious and doubly careful! Before you know what God’s attitude is, do not speak rashly, do not do things recklessly, and do not stick labels indiscriminately, much less draw conclusions at will, but wait and seek. This is a manifestation of fearing God and shunning evil. If you can first live up to this and first have such an attitude, God will not blame you for being foolish, ignorant, and not sensible, but will remember you, guiding and inspiring you or tolerating your immatureness and ignorance, because you have such an attitude as fearing to offend God, respecting God’s will, and being willing to obey God. Otherwise, God will condemn you, discipline or even punish you, or give a conclusion about you due to your disdainful attitude toward God—passing judgment on God at will and guessing and defining God’s will as you please. The conclusion will probably have to do with your outcome. So I want to stress again and tell every one of you present to be careful and cautious in treating whatever is from God. Do not speak rashly; do not do things recklessly. Before you want to say anything, you should first think: Will I infuriate God if I do so? Will I be fearing God if I do so? Even if it is a simple thing, you should ponder and think it over and over in your heart. If you can truly practice according to such a principle in any place, in any thing, and at any time, and especially in the things you do not understand, you can also have such an attitude, then God will guide you at all times, so that you will have the way to go. No matter what manifestations you have, God can see them clearly and distinctly, and God will give an accurate and proper evaluation of these manifestations of yours. When you have experienced the final trial, God will sum up all your deeds together to decide your outcome. Such a decision will make everyone sincerely convinced. Here what I want to tell you is: What you practice, what you do, and what you think in your heart determine your destiny.
After learning about the whole course of Job’s experiencing the trials, most people, I believe, begin to have interest in the information about Job himself, and are especially concerned about the “secret” of how Job received God’s approval. Now let’s talk about Job himself here!
Job’s Perfectness and Uprightness and His Fearing God and Shunning Evil Are Seen in His Daily Life
To talk about Job himself, let’s start from the evaluation of Job from God’s mouth “that man was perfect and upright, and one that feared God, and shunned evil.”
First, let’s learn about Job’s perfectness and uprightness.
How do you understand the “perfectness and uprightness” spoken of here? You think Job was so flawless and so upright, don’t you? Of course, this is the literal interpretation and understanding. If we want to truly know about Job himself, we cannot divorce it from the real life. If we only focus on the letters, books, and doctrines, we cannot find any answer. Let’s first look at how Job lived in his daily life, that is, look at what his usual behavior in his life was, and through it know about Job’s living principles and his goal of life and also know about the quality of Job’s humanity and his pursuit. Now, let’s see the last word in Job 1:3, “so that this man was the greatest of all the men of the east.” This word means that Job had a very high position and status at that time. Here it does not tell that Job was the greatest of all the men of the east because he had great possessions or because he “was perfect and upright, and one that feared God, and shunned evil.” Anyway, Job had a favored position and status in people’s eyes. This is the first impression people had about Job in the Bible: Job was a perfect man and one that “feared God and shunned evil”; he had large wealth and also a respectable position. As to a normal man who had such living environment and conditions, his daily diet, the quality of his life, and every aspect of his private life attracted the attention of most people. So, we must continue to read the following scriptures in the Bible: And his sons went and feasted in their houses, every one his day; and sent and called for their three sisters to eat and to drink with them. And it was so, when the days of their feasting were gone about, that Job sent and sanctified them, and rose up early in the morning, and offered burnt offerings according to the number of them all: for Job said, It may be that my sons have sinned, and cursed God in their hearts. Thus did Job continually. (Job 1:4-5) This passage of scripture records two things: The first is that Job’s sons and daughters often feasted and ate and drank together, and the second is that Job often offered burnt offerings, because he was often worried for his sons and daughters, afraid that they might have sinned and cursed God in their hearts. These two things are the accounts of different lives of two kinds of people. One is about the kind of people like Job’s sons and daughters. They often feasted and lived a luxurious life because of their rich life. They indulged in the life of eating and drinking their fill and enjoyed a life of superior quality brought by abundant material things. Living such a life, they often sinned and offended God unavoidably. But they did not sanctify themselves, nor did they offer burnt offerings for that. It can be seen that these people did not have a place for God in their hearts and that they did not contemplate God’s grace or fear offending God, much less fear cursing God in their hearts. Of course, the details about Job’s sons and daughters are not what we are concerned about. The focus of our talk is what Job did when he encountered these things, which is the other thing recorded in this passage of scripture. This thing is involved with the substance of Job’s humanity and his daily life. The scriptures record that when Job’s sons and daughters feasted, Job did not participate in it, and only his sons and daughters often ate and drank together. That is to say, Job neither feasted nor was merry with his sons and daughters, indulging in extravagant eating and drinking. Although he was rich and had all kinds of possessions and many servants, his life was not luxurious, and he did not, because of his being rich, indulge in a superior living environment, hanker after fleshly enjoyment, or forget to offer burnt offerings, much less gradually depart from God in his heart. It can be seen that Job was discreet in his life. He did not become greedy or love enjoyment or pay much attention to the quality of his life because of God’s blessing to him. Moreover, he was humble in doing things, modest in conducting himself, and careful and cautious before God, often contemplated God’s graces and blessings, and always had a heart of fearing God. In his daily life, he often rose up early in the morning and offered burnt offerings for his sons and daughters. This means that Job not only feared God himself but also hoped that his sons and daughters could fear God like him and would not commit offense against God. That is, rich material things did not occupy Job’s heart or take the place of God in his heart, and all that he did in his daily life, whether for his sons and daughters or for himself, had to do with “fearing God and shunning evil.” His fear of Jehovah God was not just on his lips, but was put into practice and manifested in every bit of his daily life. Such actual manifestations of Job show us Job’s honesty and Job’s substance of loving justice and positive things. He often “sent and sanctified them,” and this means that he did not agree with or approve their actions but loathed and condemned them in his heart. He was sure that the actions of his sons and daughters were displeasing to Jehovah God, so he often asked them to confess their sins before Jehovah God. This action of Job shows us another aspect of his humanity; that is, he never walked with those who often sinned and offended God but stayed away from them and shunned them. Although they were his sons and daughters, he did not abandon his principle in conducting himself because of his blood relationship with them or tolerate their sins because of affection, but exhorted them to confess their sins to be tolerated by Jehovah God, and he also warned them not to forsake God because of hankering after enjoyment. Job’s principles in treating people are inseparable from his principle of fearing God and shunning evil. He loved what God accepted, hated what God loathed, loved those who feared God in their hearts, and hated those who did evil and did things that offended God. His love and hatred were manifested in his daily life. This is Job’s uprightness God saw with his eyes. Of course, this is also the expression and living out of Job’s real humanity in dealing with people in his daily life which we need to know about.
2. Satan Tempted Job the First Time (his livestock were taken away; his sons and daughters were hit by a calamity)
1) God’s Word
(Job 1:8) And the LORD said to Satan, Have you considered my servant Job, that there is none like him in the earth, a perfect and an upright man, one that fears God, and shuns evil?
(Job 1:12) And the LORD said to Satan, Behold, all that he has is in your power; only on himself put not forth your hand. So Satan went forth from the presence of the LORD.
2) Satan’s Answer
(Job 1:9-11) Then Satan answered the LORD, and said, Does Job fear God for nothing? Have not you made an hedge about him, and about his house, and about all that he has on every side? you have blessed the work of his hands, and his substance is increased in the land. But put forth your hand now, and touch all that he has, and he will curse you to your face.
God Allowed Satan to Tempt Job for the Purpose of Perfecting Job’s Faith
The word in Job 1:8 is the first conversation between Jehovah God and satan we have read in the biblical records. What did God say? The text records as follows: And the LORD said to Satan, Have you considered my servant Job, that there is none like him in the earth, a perfect and an upright man, one that fears God, and shuns evil? This is God’s evaluation of Job before satan. God said that he was perfect and upright and feared God and shunned evil. Before his conversation with satan, God had determined to use satan to tempt Job, that is, to deliver Job to satan. The purpose of doing so, on the one hand, was to prove the exact accuracy of God’s searching and evaluation of Job and to put satan to shame through Job’s testimony. On the other hand, it was to perfect Job’s faith and fear of God. So, when satan came before God, God “came straight to the point” and asked satan directly, “Have you considered my servant Job, that there is none like him in the earth, a perfect and an upright man, one that fears God, and shuns evil?” God’s question contains such meaning: God knew that satan roamed everywhere and often spied on his servant Job and often tempted and attacked him. It attempted to crush Job by a certain means to prove that Job’s faith and his fear of God were untenable, and it also looked for chances unscrupulously to afflict Job and cause him to forsake God, so that it could take him away from God’s hand. However, God searched Job’s heart and saw that he was perfect and upright and that he feared God and shunned evil. God told satan by questioning that Job was a perfect and upright man, one that feared God and shunned evil, and that he would never forsake God and follow satan. Hearing God’s evaluation of Job, satan became more exasperated and was even more impatient to take Job away. This was because it never believed that man was able to be “perfect and upright” or believed that man could “fear God and shun evil,” and it also hated man’s perfectness and uprightness and hated anyone who could “fear God and shun evil.” Just as satan answered Jehovah in Job 1:9-11, “Does Job fear God for nothing? Have not you made an hedge about him, and about his house, and about all that he has on every side? you have blessed the work of his hands, and his substance is increased in the land. But put forth your hand now, and touch all that he has, and he will curse you to your face.” God well knew satan’s malicious nature and also deeply knew that it had harbored the intention of afflicting Job for a long time. So, here, by telling satan again that Job was “a perfect and an upright man, one that fears God and shuns evil,” God was to get satan to submissively do what he wanted it to do—to show its true colors—to attack and tempt Job. That is to say, God purposely emphasized that Job was perfect and upright and feared God and shunned evil, and used this means to stir satan to make an attack against Job because of its hatred of and annoyance at Job’s “being perfect and upright and fearing God and shunning evil,” thus letting satan be shamed by Job’s “being perfect and upright and fearing God and shunning evil,” so that it could be utterly shamed and defeated and would never again doubt or accuse Job’s being perfect and upright and fearing God and shunning evil. Thus, a trial from God and a temptation from satan would be inevitable. And the one who could bear God’s trial and withstand satan’s temptation was only Job. After that conversation, satan was allowed to tempt Job. That was the first round of attack from satan. Its target was Job’s possessions. Because satan accused Job as follows: “Does Job fear God for nothing? …you have blessed the work of his hands, and his substance is increased in the land,” God allowed satan to take away all that Job had. That was God’s intention of conversing with satan. But God made a requirement of satan: “Behold, all that he has is in your power; only on himself put not forth your hand.” (Job 1:12) It was the condition God made after he allowed satan to tempt Job and delivered Job into satan’s hand, that is, the bottom line God set for satan, ordering it not to do harm to Job. God acknowledged Job’s perfectness and uprightness and believed that Job’s uprightness and perfectness before him could withstand the test and was beyond doubt, so he allowed satan to tempt Job. Yet he set a limit for satan: satan was only allowed to take away any property of Job, but not to put forth its hand on him. What does this mean? It means that at that time God did not completely deliver Job to satan, and it was allowed to tempt Job in any way or means, but was not allowed to harm Job himself, not even a hair. That is because man’s everything is governed by God and man’s death or life is decided by God, and satan has no such right. After God said the word to satan, satan went anxiously. It went to tempt Job by various means. Soon, Job lost his flocks and herds all over the hills and lost all the possessions God bestowed to him…. God’s trial came upon Job just like that.
Although we know from the Bible the origin of the temptation Job underwent, did Job, as the “one concerned,” know about that? Job was only a mortal, and of course, he did not know the story that happened behind him. However, his fear of God and his perfectness and uprightness made him aware that it was God’s trial coming upon him. He did not know what had happened in the spiritual realm or what God’s intention was behind the trial, but he knew that no matter what came upon him, he should hold on to his perfectness and uprightness and hold fast the way of “fearing God and shunning evil.” Job’s attitude and reaction to these things were seen very clearly by God. What did God see? He saw Job’s heart of fearing him. That is because from the beginning to the end of Job’s undergoing the trial, his heart was always open to God and was laid before God, and he never gave up his perfectness and uprightness or forsook and departed from the way of “fearing God and shunning evil.” That was what God was most gratified with.
1.God Has Returned Triumphant
2.God’s Realness and Loveliness
3.God Treats Man as His Dearest One
God’s Realness and Loveliness
Accompaniment: “To Adam also and to Eve did the LORD God make coats of skins, and clothed them.” In the picture, we see that God appeared as the parent of Adam and Eve. Ah … ah … ah … ah….
1. God created these two men, and He regarded them as His companions. As their only family,He took care of their life and their, their food, clothing, shelter, and travel. Here, God appeared as the parent of Adam and Eve. God created these two men (two men), and He regarded them as His companions (regarded them as His companions, companions). As their only family (only family), He took care of their life (ah) and their, their food, clothing, shelter, and travel (food, clothing, shelter, and travel). Here, God appeared (appeared) as the parent (the parent), appeared as the parent of Adam and Eve. In this thing God did, men cannot see God’s loftiness or God’s supremacy or God’s mysteriousness and unfathomableness, much less see God’s wrath and majesty. They only see God’s humbleness and lovingkindness, see God’s concern for man and His responsibility and loving care for man.
2. God treated Adam and Eve with the same attitude and in the same way as human parents are concerned about their children, also as human parents tenderly love, look after, and care for their children. It was true and real,visible and tangible. God treated Adam and Eve (Adam and Eve) with the same attitude and in the same way (with the same attitude and in the same way) as human parents are concerned about (parents are concerned about) their children (their children), also as human parents tenderly love, look after, and care for (tenderly love, look after, and care for) their children. It was true and real (true and real), visible and tangible (visible and tangible), visible and tangible. God did not stand in His lofty position but personally made the coats of skins for mankind and clothed them. Although this thing is simple and even not worth mentioning in men’s eyes, it causes all those who follow God but have been full of vague imaginations about God to see God’s realness, see God’s loveliness, and see God’s faithfulness and humbleness, to see God’s realness and loveliness and see God’s faithfulness and humbleness.
Accompaniment:“To Adam also and to Eve did the LORD God make coats of skins, and clothed them.” In the picture, we see that God appeared as the parent, the parent, the parent of Adam and Eve, appeared, appeared as the parent of Adam and Eve.
from “God’s Work, God’s Disposition, and God Himself (1)” in A Continuation of The Word Appears in the Flesh
EASTERN LIGHTNING -- FOLLOW ALMIGHTY GOD 