EFFECTS OF THE EVANGELISM, when it comes in power.
In eternity at the court of the Father the eternal Son appears as Advocate for the guilty sinner. The sinner is completely unaware of the process, but is aware of the burden of guilt that he carries around. He is aware that something is seriously amiss, but doesn’t know for certain the reason he does what he does and feels how he feels.
The Advocate and Saviour pleads on behalf of the guilty sinner. Declaring, he is mine, I have his name in My Book of Life. He was one of those I purchased with mine own precious blood.
Sentence is passed, NOT GUILTY, not now and not guilty forever more. Release the captive from his bonds of iniquity. The trust of Messiah has justified the guilty sinner and in the sight of the Eternal Almighty he is holy.
In time the guilty sinner is about to be converted, made regenerate, given trust and made repentant, he will be holy unto Elohim. There is nothing that the guilty sinner can know about the process of his salvation. There is nothing in the sinner that brings about the process of salvation. There is nothing that the guilty sinner can think, will, say or do that will, in any way, bring about this salvation. The sinner is passive and currently unaware of what is about to happen. The guilty sinner is a captive to sin and to Satan and couldn’t imagine what it would be like to be free as he was born in captivity. He is about to discover what liberty is and how reconciliation brings peace...
The Holy Spirit moves upon and above the sinner as He moved upon the waters and at the words, “Let there be light” the Spirit illuminates and regenerates the inner man. The conversion takes place, the regeneration happens, the sinner can see and is repentant. He trusts for the first time and without recognition at first light, he will begin to live by trust. Trust performs an action in the heart* that is suddenly professed with the lips that salvation has taken place.
The redemption has been applied to the sinner who is now made, by grace and through trust, a repentant sinner.
The repentant sinner is acutely aware that he has been saved and is also aware that he was passive in the entire operation of grace that has removed the burden of guilt.
There are countless scriptures confirming this doctrine. Some will recognise them, but most will not.
heart* not the blood pump.
In eternity at the court of the Father the eternal Son appears as Advocate for the guilty sinner. The sinner is completely unaware of the process, but is aware of the burden of guilt that he carries around. He is aware that something is seriously amiss, but doesn’t know for certain the reason he does what he does and feels how he feels.
The Advocate and Saviour pleads on behalf of the guilty sinner. Declaring, he is mine, I have his name in My Book of Life. He was one of those I purchased with mine own precious blood.
Sentence is passed, NOT GUILTY, not now and not guilty forever more. Release the captive from his bonds of iniquity. The trust of Messiah has justified the guilty sinner and in the sight of the Eternal Almighty he is holy.
In time the guilty sinner is about to be converted, made regenerate, given trust and made repentant, he will be holy unto Elohim. There is nothing that the guilty sinner can know about the process of his salvation. There is nothing in the sinner that brings about the process of salvation. There is nothing that the guilty sinner can think, will, say or do that will, in any way, bring about this salvation. The sinner is passive and currently unaware of what is about to happen. The guilty sinner is a captive to sin and to Satan and couldn’t imagine what it would be like to be free as he was born in captivity. He is about to discover what liberty is and how reconciliation brings peace...
The Holy Spirit moves upon and above the sinner as He moved upon the waters and at the words, “Let there be light” the Spirit illuminates and regenerates the inner man. The conversion takes place, the regeneration happens, the sinner can see and is repentant. He trusts for the first time and without recognition at first light, he will begin to live by trust. Trust performs an action in the heart* that is suddenly professed with the lips that salvation has taken place.
The redemption has been applied to the sinner who is now made, by grace and through trust, a repentant sinner.
The repentant sinner is acutely aware that he has been saved and is also aware that he was passive in the entire operation of grace that has removed the burden of guilt.
“I have heard of thee by the hearing of the ear: but now mine eye seeth thee.”
There are countless scriptures confirming this doctrine. Some will recognise them, but most will not.
heart* not the blood pump.