Weekly News-1711 God's Interruption (6)

God's Interruption (6)

Later, the Lord feared that they would fall, and they might offend them. So he called on Peter to go fishing and open the mouth of the fish he caught first, and he would receive a dollar as a tax for him and Peter. The Lord Jesus wanted to show that the tax was not because he was an outsider, but because he was afraid that they would fall. Although He is the Son of God, He taxed Diane for the sake of not knocking people down, not letting people not be reconciled. Here we learn a lesson: many things you have the right to do, but you do it; many things can protect your own rights, but you do not. Why? Because they fear they will fall because they fear breaking them. This is not afraid of others. It is not a good principle to be afraid of others; if we do or do nothing because we are afraid, then our path is too wide. We are not here to be afraid of people but to avoid causing people to fall. This is for the other party, not for themselves. We must learn to lay down our rights for the benefit of others. (From the "Twelve Baskets" third series of the first)

Weekly News 1710 -God's Interruption (5)

God's Interruption (5)

Peter acknowledged that the Lord Jesus was the Son of the living God, but he received the revelation of God. What the Lord Jesus is paying attention to is who you say I am. There is Christianity or no Christianity. It is when you say who Jesus of Nazareth is. If this problem is not resolved, we have no one foundation.

When Peter saw the taxpayer asking him, he himself would make a good rule and say, "Sina." He saw the Lord Jesus as the same as the average man. He forgot that the Lord was the Son of God. So when he entered the house, the Lord Jesus did not let him speak. What is changing in the mountains is what the content of Christianity is; what is said here is the foundation of Christianity. The Lord Jesus is the Son of the living God. This cannot be overthrown. (From the "Twelve Baskets" third series of the first)

Weekly News 1709 -God's Interruption (4)

God's Interruption (4)

Like Paul, why did he not listen to the words of those people and decided to

go to Jerusalem (Acts 2:12-14) because Paul knows the will of God himself.

One cannot hear what people say about their own path. In the church, there is

no presence of prophets. The prophet has gone and it is forever passed.

Everyone must be guided by God in Himself, and He must not allow the law

and the prophets to replace Christ.

The fault of Peter was Moses and Elijah and Christ. God is saying that here

only Christ, Moses and Elijah must pass. While speaking of Christ, the other

side also requires the law and the prophets. This is Peter. Peter does not mean

that he does not want Christ. Peter wants Christ. Peter puts Christ in the first

place, but Peter also requires the law and the prophet. We are afraid that many

people do not see this one, and like Peter, there must be three sheds, to Christ,

to the law and the prophets. Such people need a voice in heaven. This is my

son. You must listen to Him. Just listen to Him today.

(From the "Twelve Baskets" third series of the first)

Weekly News-1708-God's Interruption (3)

God's Interruption of Man's Word (3)

People like the law because following the law does not have to have
a relationship with Christ, as long as they have appearance and knowledge.
But in the New Testament, if you do not always wait at the door of wisdom
(Jaek 8 34, 1 Corinthians 24) and look at the face of the wise, you do not
know, and you cannot walk. Christianity is not just what the Bible says. It is
also what Christ in you says. We have a living Christ living in us as our life,
our right and wrong, our moral standard. What He likes is right, what He
does not like is not right; He says yes, yes, and He says no, it is not. Peter
said that there must be three sheds, one of which was Moses. God
immediately came to interrupt his words. God means that today's
problem is the problem of Christ, not the problem of the law.
(From the "Twelve Baskets" third series of the first)

Weekly News-1707 God's Interruption (2)

God's Interruption (2)

What God has said here has two meanings. The first idea is:

Today is not when you speak. Today is when you listen.

Today is not when you say that Christianity is something.

Today is when you should listen. "You have to listen to Him,

" meaning that, Peter, you don't say, you don't have a place to

speak, but you should listen. The second meaning is: You say

that there is Christ, Moses, and Elijah, but I say you want to

hear “He.” You don’t want to hear them, but you have to listen

to “Him.” Peter said three people. There is only one person in

heaven. In the New Testament era, God does not need the law

and the prophets, as long as Christ.

(From "The Twelve Baskets" Third Series, Part One)

Weekly News-1706 God's Interruption (1)

God's Interruption (1)

In the book of Job, God can hear people. God is willing to speak.

God is willing to speak so many words. Since God is like that,

why did Peter speak three times in the New Testament and God

interrupted him three times? Why didn't God let Peter speak,

why didn't God let him finish? God therefore

interrupted Peter's words. God does not allow him to say it,

that is to say, those words can't be said anymore.