WOW! Get ready for a soul cleansing dose of the Gospel!
Michael Lilborn Williams and Daniel Thomas Rouse continue examining Mirror Bible and Global Grace Seminary doctrines. This week they look at what seems to be their foundational teaching – Adam being God’s original blueprint and ideal creation.
To do this they rewind the story all the way back to Genesis – the story of creation. What does Genesis 2 mean when it says God finished creation? And who are the heavenly hosts that God created? These are two HUGE questions answered in this week’s Powercast.
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Thank you for this stunning and amazing teaching !
It certainly blew me away.
It has certainly brought clarity to many unanswered questions deep within me, which has been plaguing me for years.
Light was shone on the difference between the breath formed” creation and the ” blood born” son.The explanations of the hebrew words , Kalah, tsebah, and sun -teleo in greek was awesome.
Kindly help me to understand the difference between Geneis 1;16 man and Genesis 2;7 man.
Genesis 1;26 man is an “asaw” man which is to be made out of pre existing material which i conclude is God Himself a Spirit while Genesis 2;7 is a “yatsar “man being being squeezed into form or a mould.
What I used to hear being taught on these two , was that it was equivalent to God Himself cutting down small to become the man. Or God giving birth to man.
Isaiah 49;15 to 17 were quoted to teach ,along with this tp say that God was in labour while making the man and His labour pain was greater than a womans child bearing pain.
And in Luke 3;38 Adam is given as the son of God made my confusions complete.
I used to link all these and understand the Gospel as God searching for His Lost Son Adam whom He had given birth and getting him back in Christ.
Today your teaching has it clear that Adam had an expiry date and God first blood born Son was Jesus , I am being thankful to be brought under such clear teaching how the at Cross God himself had changed and the Gospel of Peace was being proclaimed.
I cannot thank you both, enough, for what was ministered today.