Mount of Transfiguration.

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The closer into Lord i get the more i want to know and share with others the joy i feel , and it has risen up in me the time of the Tranfiguration of Jesus , and Elijah and Moses Visitation with the Lord , and how this was to be kept secret from men and also satan , as it was not to be mentioned until after the plan of Salvation was complete , and He tells the disciples then what is to take place , but putting myself in the moment of this , i can see it as it happens , and what a mystery the Lord was unfolding in front of them , it must've been astonishing for mere mortals to witness the greatest plan ever in creation , and they were unaware of its majestic meaning , they were there as observers , unknowing ,but to reveal how much planning was needed ,the scope ,they i think must've been awestruck , i know i wouldve been struck dumb . Can you tell me your thoughts on the plan of salvation and Elijahs importance ,and Moses importance ,?
it is lovely being here , it seems so safe , and a virtual home , Thank you Cami for the introducing me

Subject: Re: Mount of Transfiguration. Fri Nov 29, 2013 9:25 pm

You are welcome Angel Bells it is so nice to know you love the forum as much as I do.

God bless you and thank you for what you contribute to the site. cheers

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That event is epic!

Looking up some of the key words in the Greek lexicon
gives a hint of the layers of profound meaning in this
tremendous spiritual transfiguration.

In Luke 9:31 the key words (when defined in the Greek)
indicate the path Jesus is to take and what that entails.

The most profound and stunning aspect of the research
is that the ultimate objective for Salvation is the
fragmentation or scattering of Christ's Spirit.

This is what takes place when He is destroyed for our Salvation.
Those invited to His realm then get to partake of His Spirit
through repentance/baptism.

This reveals how the spiritual new birth is possible.

The significance of Moses and Elijah as far as I can tell,
is that their presence shows how that even after death on this
planet (Elijah didn't die but was taken), there are limitless
opportunities for involvement in highly spiritual events/plans.

Here on the mount, two former carnal beings (spirtual giants
compared to us) are now consulting with Jesus, contributing
insights and clearly being a comfort to Jesus re what He is to
take upon Himself.

It's key to remember that just prior to being crucified, Jesus
was under so much spiritual pressure/agony that he actually
perspired blood!!

What an immeasurable honor and privilege for Moses and
Elijah to be there on the Mount to give of themselves
whatever possible to help prepare Jesus for what lay ahead.

It shows me that our time on this planet is serious preparation for
the wonderful experiences that lie ahead.

Subject: We can never ever give up Sun Dec 01, 2013 12:26 am

morphemore and Angel Bells,
Yes it must have been a truly awesome time for the disciples to see not only Moses but Elijah too ministering to Jesus on the Mount of Transfiguration as the glory was surrounding them. It must have seemed so surreal and yet they were there looking on as this divine happening opened up before their eyes. I know many times when the anointing is on someone now it can be very heavy and knock them over because of it. So I would imagine Peter falling over and trying to get up to see more. I have been in meetings when the spirit of God was knocking people down as the person under the anointing walked by.

I liked what morphemore had to say about Churchhill and what he had to say in the meeting he was in and then on his way out said " DON'T EVER GIVE UP"!

We are never to give up we are always to keep on fighting. Jesus told us in 1 John 4:4 Greater is He "Jesus" that is in me then he 'Satan' that is in the world.

We never give up never give in we fight no matter what.
We can be too hungry, too angry, too lonely, too tired and the devil will try to take us out but no one can touch us when we are walking in the spirit and praying in tongues. The battle is the Lords.His angels fight it out with the demons and go hand to hand and do not allow the demons to win.

Jesus said they are the defeated foes. When all else fails We will go up and over the enemy stepping on his head as we go by.
Glory be to God.
cheers

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In speaking with a wide range of people including
unbelievers, the evidence of popular and willful
misconceptions regarding Jesus, is blatant.

Many perceive Him through mainstream representation.
'Hippy', they exclaim. 'Doormat'. And on they go.
This is extremely lame.

You, however, have demonstrated a crucial and oft-
missed characteristic of the Lord.

This aspect is agression. Many and most miss the reality
of how Jesus went after the most predatory offenders of
the Faith. Pharisees, Saduccees, Herodians, Chief Priests,
Lawyers, etc.

The San Hedrin balked and was shamed by Jesus.
This is due to His fierce anger which was completely under
His control. He directed His anger instead of it directing Him.

Very high level. Try it!

Jesus went after them in the Spirit until they were extinguished.
Left them without anything on Him.

That's what I get from your observation of overcoming and stepping
on the head of the sinful one. Shows you see the battle.