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Study 2A THE HEAVENLY CITIZEN
(Scripture Portion: Psalm 15)
This brief but wonderful psalm presents to us a picture of a true citizen of Zion, one who is travelling on to the city of God, where he will dwell with Him for ever. The psalm may be said to be ethical rather than evangelical; it tells us what a Heavenly Citizen is like rather than the way to become a Heavenly Citizen. The psalm might well be entitled, “Practical Christianity”.
In verse 1 the psalmist asks God a two-fold question. What is the significance of and difference between “sanctuary” and “holy hill”? Is there perhaps a reference here to the Church Militant (on earth), typified by the Sanctuary/Tabernacle, and to the Church Triumphant (in Heaven)? Before we can go to Heaven we must be a member of the true Church on earth, so the psalmist asks, “Lord, who are those who belong to the true Church down here……and who are travelling on to the Heavenly City? Describe them, Lord.” And the rest of the psalm is the Lord’s description of these privileged pilgrims who are journeying Zion-wards to live forever with Him. Let us test ourselves by God’s ideal of the Christian life.
#THE HEAVENLY CITIZEN IS ONE WHOSE LIFE IS BLAMELESS
Read verse 2. The thought contained in the word “blameless” is not that of perfection but of being
without blame. Look up Philippians 2:15. We shall never be sinless down here, but we are to be
blameless, harmless and without rebuke, that is, irreproachable. Recently I received a letter from a nearly-blind friend. The writing was not perfect, but it was absolutely blameless. Notice that it is our character that is to be blameless; our character is what we are in God’s sight – what we are in our heart (verse 2). We are to be blameless both in what we do (“ walk“) and in what we say (“ speak “). How is this possible? The secret of Philippians 2:15 is in Philippians 2:13! It is possible when God work through you...will you allow Him?then pray and ask God to work through you...see you in the concluding part.God bless you.
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Study 2A THE HEAVENLY CITIZEN
(Scripture Portion: Psalm 15)
This brief but wonderful psalm presents to us a picture of a true citizen of Zion, one who is travelling on to the city of God, where he will dwell with Him for ever. The psalm may be said to be ethical rather than evangelical; it tells us what a Heavenly Citizen is like rather than the way to become a Heavenly Citizen. The psalm might well be entitled, “Practical Christianity”.
In verse 1 the psalmist asks God a two-fold question. What is the significance of and difference between “sanctuary” and “holy hill”? Is there perhaps a reference here to the Church Militant (on earth), typified by the Sanctuary/Tabernacle, and to the Church Triumphant (in Heaven)? Before we can go to Heaven we must be a member of the true Church on earth, so the psalmist asks, “Lord, who are those who belong to the true Church down here……and who are travelling on to the Heavenly City? Describe them, Lord.” And the rest of the psalm is the Lord’s description of these privileged pilgrims who are journeying Zion-wards to live forever with Him. Let us test ourselves by God’s ideal of the Christian life.
#THE HEAVENLY CITIZEN IS ONE WHOSE LIFE IS BLAMELESS
Read verse 2. The thought contained in the word “blameless” is not that of perfection but of being
without blame. Look up Philippians 2:15. We shall never be sinless down here, but we are to be
blameless, harmless and without rebuke, that is, irreproachable. Recently I received a letter from a nearly-blind friend. The writing was not perfect, but it was absolutely blameless. Notice that it is our character that is to be blameless; our character is what we are in God’s sight – what we are in our heart (verse 2). We are to be blameless both in what we do (“ walk“) and in what we say (“ speak “). How is this possible? The secret of Philippians 2:15 is in Philippians 2:13! It is possible when God work through you...will you allow Him?then pray and ask God to work through you...see you in the concluding part.God bless you.
For more package,visit our blog:segoeevangelism1992.blogspot.com and also you can click on the link attached.
For support and testimony: segoeevangelism1992@gmail.com
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God bless you.
Endeavor to share...
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