DIFERENÇA ENTRE VIDA ETERNA E REINO (16) - OS COMPANHEIROS DO REI

Understanding the Difference Between Kingdom and Eternal Life

In this video, the speaker continues discussing the difference between the kingdom and eternal life. They refer to a series of 14 videos on this topic and focus on the passage in 1 Corinthians 15. The speaker also mentions an article by George Henry Yang called "Firstfruits and Harvest" that explores who belongs to Christ's inner circle.

The Circle of Christ's Intimates

• The speaker discusses who is considered part of Christ's inner circle according to the Greek genitive meaning.

• Those who belong to Christ's inner circle are also considered worthy of receiving positions as companions of the king.

Position as Companions of the King

• The text being used as a basis for this discussion is from an article by George Henry Yang in his book "Firstfruits and Harvest."

• Being in Christ is a positional matter achieved through His redemptive work, where He purchased and liberated believers from their sins.

• All those in Christ are clothed with His righteousness, making it possible for them to be counted among His companions.

Faith in Christ vs. Companionship with Christ

• It is possible to believe in Christ for salvation but not be counted among His privileged personal circle.

• Jesus made it clear that not all believers will have companionship with Him, as seen in John 13:8 when He spoke to Peter.

• Peter was already saved and chosen as one of the apostles, yet Jesus told him that if He did not wash his feet, he would have no part with Him.

Being "In Christ"

• Being "in Christ" refers to a judicial matter where believers are declared righteous because they have believed in Him.

• Believers are clothed with His righteousness before God due to His perfect person and work on their behalf.

• The work of Christ expiated believers' guilt and made them acceptable to God, positioning them in Him as their representative substitute.

Understanding our Position in Christ

In this section, the speaker discusses the concept of being a new creation in Christ and how believers are considered worthy through Him.

Our Position in Christ

• Believers in Christ are considered a new creation.

• Those who are in Christ are deemed worthy through His redemptive work.

• Through Jesus' sacrifice, believers have the privilege of being friends with God and being positioned as saints before Him.

• It is not based on our own righteousness or works, but on what Jesus has done for us.

• Being in Christ means having the possibility to be clothed with His righteousness.

The Council of Jehovah

This section explores the idea of the council of Jehovah and how it relates to false prophets and their companionship with God.

False Prophets and Companionship with God

• False prophets will not have companionship with God or be part of His council.

• True prophets who have been faithful will be recognized by God, angels, and His council.

• The council of Jehovah refers to divine decisions made by God in heavenly realms.

• It is important for believers to align their understanding with heavenly perspectives rather than relying solely on human opinions.

Trusting in Divine Counsel

This section emphasizes the importance of trusting in divine counsel rather than relying on personal opinions or human wisdom.

Divine Counsel and Heavenly Perspectives

• Divine counsel refers to decisions made by God that surpass human understanding.

• Believers should seek guidance from heavenly perspectives rather than relying solely on personal opinions or human wisdom.

• The term "counsel" implies a secret chamber where decisions are made by God.

• The word of God should align with heavenly revelations received through visions or spiritual experiences.

Experiencing Divine Revelation

This section highlights the significance of experiencing divine revelation and being in alignment with heavenly dimensions.

Divine Revelation and Alignment with Heavenly Dimensions

• Divine revelation often occurs through spiritual experiences or visions.

• Being taken into a heavenly dimension allows for a deeper understanding of God's counsel.

• The example of Peter being washed by Jesus demonstrates the importance of being in alignment with heavenly dimensions.

• Believers need to be receptive to divine revelation and align their lives with heavenly perspectives.

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Understanding the Council of Angels

In this section, the speaker discusses the council of angels and their role in heavenly decisions. The focus is on how Peter's genuine faith and character led him to be chosen for this council.

Peter's Genuine Faith and Character

• Peter had a genuine faith, even though it was sometimes weak or mixed with imperfections.

• To participate in the celestial council, Peter needed to be purified and matured in his faith.

• A genuine faith means having a personal relationship with God and being willing to obey Him.

• The Lord Jesus chose Peter as His representative in the council of angels during the Last Supper.

Washing of Feet as a Symbol

• Jesus washing the feet of His disciples symbolized humility and servanthood.

• This act surprised and amazed the disciples because it was typically done by slaves.

• Washing feet was a secret celestial sign that indicated one's closeness to God.

Being Friends with God

• True friends of God need purification and maturity in their hearts.

• Decisions made in the celestial dimension require a deeper level of spiritual growth.

• Being an "in Christ" believer means having companionship with God and experiencing His care.

In Christ: A Solemn Expression

• Being "in Christ" is a solemn expression used throughout Paul's letters.

• It signifies being united with Christ, walking with Him, and participating in all things related to God.

Our Identity in Christ

• Our identity in Christ means that we are justified and declared righteous before God.

• It is not just about being a believer, but having a deep companionship with God.

• We are representatives of Christ and should walk in His ways.

Conclusion

• The transcript ends abruptly without a clear conclusion or final thoughts.

The Weight We Carry

In this section, the speaker discusses the weight that we carry and how it can affect us.

The Burden of Carrying Weight

• The speaker mentions that sometimes we carry a heavy burden, which can cause us to lose a lot.

• It is important to understand the deep meaning behind our actions and words.

• Translations may not always capture the full essence of the original message, leading to loss of meaning.

• Translation work is valuable but can sometimes be limiting.

Understanding Context and Culture

• It is crucial to consider historical and cultural context when interpreting words and expressions.

• Certain phrases or actions may have different meanings in different cultures.

• Biblical texts should be understood within their specific cultural context to avoid misinterpretation.

Friendship with Christ

• Jesus refers to his disciples as friends in a unique way, indicating an intimate relationship.

• Being a friend of Christ means being close to him and living according to his teachings.

• Jesus bought us with his blood, signifying our redemption and belonging to him.

Slave vs. Friend

• When Jesus says he does not call us slaves, he means that our relationship with him goes beyond mere ownership.

• Despite having authority over us, Jesus treats us as friends because of our obedience and faithfulness.

• This concept is similar to a king treating his loyal subjects as trusted friends.

The Importance of Redemption

In this section, the speaker emphasizes the significance of redemption through Christ.

Understanding Redemption

• Redemption involves being purchased or bought at a price for eternal salvation.

• Jesus' revelation about Peter's role as an apostle was based on Peter's understanding of redemption through Christ's sacrifice.

Ownership by Christ

• As believers, we belong to Christ because he paid the price for our redemption.

• Jesus was the first to receive this revelation from God, affirming his role as the Messiah.

The Grace of God

• Our obedience and faith are made possible by the grace of God.

• Despite having authority over us, God treats us with grace and allows us to have an intimate relationship with him.

Friendship with Christ

In this section, the speaker further explores the concept of friendship with Christ.

Friendship and Obedience

• Jesus considers some of his disciples as friends after spending a significant amount of time together.

• This friendship is based on obedience and being chosen as a disciple.

The Revelation of Redemption

• Peter received a revelation from God about Jesus' redemptive work.

• Redemption involves being bought at a price, which signifies our belonging to Christ.

Understanding Cultural Context

• It is important to understand cultural context when interpreting biblical texts.

• Different cultures may have different interpretations of phrases like "slave" or "friend."

Grace and Obedience

• Despite having authority over us, God treats us with grace because of our obedience and faithfulness.

• Our relationship with God goes beyond mere ownership; it is characterized by intimacy and trust.

Understanding the Two Garments

In this section, the speaker discusses the two garments mentioned in the Bible and their significance.

The First Garment: Veste de Linho (Linen Vest)

• The first garment is described as a linen vest that represents salvation and being clothed in Christ's righteousness.

• It is obtained through faith in Jesus and signifies our initial acceptance into God's family.

• This garment is given to all believers who turn to God and repent of their sins.

• It symbolizes our justification by faith and our position as children of God.

The Second Garment: Veste Bordada (Embroidered Vest)

• The second garment, known as the embroidered vest, represents sanctification and holy living.

• It is obtained through obedience to God's Word and walking in righteousness.

• This garment signifies our growth in Christ-likeness and becoming vessels of honor.

• It involves cooperating with the Holy Spirit to develop a righteous character.

Importance of Both Garments

• Both garments are necessary for believers to fully participate in the wedding feast of the Lamb.

• While the first garment ensures salvation, the second garment reflects a life transformed by Christ's work within us.

• Only those who have both garments will be counted among the bride of Christ at His return.

Conclusion

The speaker concludes by emphasizing that salvation is freely given through faith in Jesus, but sanctification requires active cooperation with the Holy Spirit to live a righteous life. Both garments are essential for believers to be prepared for the wedding feast of the Lamb.

Understanding the Kingdom of God

In this section, the speaker discusses the importance of understanding the Kingdom of God and encourages viewers to subscribe to their channel for more teachings on this topic.

Importance of Knowing the Bible

• The speaker emphasizes the need to have a deep understanding of the Bible and its teachings.

• By studying the Bible, believers can gain profound knowledge about God's Kingdom and His plans for humanity.

Invitation to Subscribe

• Viewers are invited to subscribe to the channel for more videos on topics such as the New Jerusalem and eternal life.

• Subscribing helps spread awareness and support in sharing these teachings with others.

Bodas do Cordeiro (Wedding Feast of the Lamb)

• The speaker mentions that future videos will discuss the concept of "bodas do cordeiro" or Wedding Feast of the Lamb.

• This event is significant in inaugurating God's Kingdom.

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The Significance of Salvation and Inheritance

In this section, the speaker explains that salvation and inheritance are connected to understanding God's Kingdom.

Relationship between Salvation and Inheritance

• The speaker clarifies that salvation is not solely about being saved but also involves receiving an inheritance.

• This inheritance is linked to entering into God's Kingdom.

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