25 Nov '15 21:16>
I spoke of the grating with the rings signifying the redeeming Christ offering Himself through the eternal Spirit.
We should notice that the grating had no support except for what the four rings provide. The grating was upheld by the rings.
The redemption of Christ on His cross has no support except for "the eternal Spirit" though which He died.
The burning of the sacrifice was accomplished by the bronze grating. But the upholding power was in the four bronze rings. These rings typifying the eternal Spirit.
The wood and the sacrifices were on the bronze grating being burned. Therefore the grating of bronze bore the weight to accomplish the burning. This burning signifies the accomplishing redemption upon and within the the Son of God. In this burning of God judging His Son for us He cried out -
He bore the full weight of God's judging of our sins. The grating bore the weight of the burning offering. But what bore the weight of the grating? The four rings of bronze bore the weight of the grating. The weight of the grating was upheld by the rings which typify "the eternal Spirit".
The Godman Jesus, the God/man Jesus, the God-man Jesus accomplished an eternal redemption by offering Himself to God's judgment through the eternal Spirit.
We should notice that the grating had no support except for what the four rings provide. The grating was upheld by the rings.
The redemption of Christ on His cross has no support except for "the eternal Spirit" though which He died.
The burning of the sacrifice was accomplished by the bronze grating. But the upholding power was in the four bronze rings. These rings typifying the eternal Spirit.
"How much more shall the blood of Christ, who through the eternal Spirit offered Himself without blemish to God, purify our conscience from dead works to serve the living God." (Heb. 9:14)
The wood and the sacrifices were on the bronze grating being burned. Therefore the grating of bronze bore the weight to accomplish the burning. This burning signifies the accomplishing redemption upon and within the the Son of God. In this burning of God judging His Son for us He cried out -
"My God, My God why have You forsaken Me?"
He bore the full weight of God's judging of our sins. The grating bore the weight of the burning offering. But what bore the weight of the grating? The four rings of bronze bore the weight of the grating. The weight of the grating was upheld by the rings which typify "the eternal Spirit".
The Godman Jesus, the God/man Jesus, the God-man Jesus accomplished an eternal redemption by offering Himself to God's judgment through the eternal Spirit.