05/07/2026
Church members and the Church world alike need this truth. Crucifixion is not suffering, but Termination. The traditional system of belief clings to this century-old error, the cross is suffering [Crucifixion] as if their life depended on it.
👉 Galatians 2:20 says, “It is no longer I who live, but it is Christ who lives in me.” AMEN
👉 Church members, brothers and sisters, my aim, my goal, my longing, yearning, and my aspirations are for this very Scripture to be divinely actualized in me before I part this life.
👉 The people of the Church have disappointed and let the world down. They desire to breathe, see, to hear, to be touched by JESUS, not you nor me, but JESUS.
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Religion, ethics, or any philosophical concept requires us to become perfect people, without sin or transgression.
👉 Only the biblical spiritual concept -[ONE, CHRIST] is superior to the humanistic fleshly concept;
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👉 Its highest scriptural spiritual goal is not for man to be a perfect man without any sin or transgression, but for man to live God’s life that God may live in and out, and through man. Such a concept is clearly revealed in Galatians 2:20.
GLORY BE TO GOD!
👉 “I am crucified with Christ.” The meaning of crucifixion is not suffering but termination.
👉 However, most Christians have the wrong understanding—that to take up the cross is to suffer.
👉 This is an altogether natural concept, not a pure revelation of the Scriptures. The cross referred to in the Scriptures as an instrument of death and is not for us to suffer but for us to be terminated. 👉 In John 19:15, when the Jews pointed to the Lord Jesus who was standing before Pilate and said, “Crucify Him,” they meant, “Get rid of Him, kill Him.” Their purpose for putting the Lord on the cross was not that He would suffer, but that they would put Him to death.
READ READ READ THIS, self-loving, self-righteous ones.
👉 The meaning of “I am crucified with Christ” is that in Christ I have been annihilated, terminated, together with Him. Whether I am black or white, good or bad, anointed or not, gifted or not. I deserve to die. I have been terminated. Whether I am moral or immoral, whether I had good parents or not, whether I was properly raised or not, I have been terminated. Whether I hate or love others, I have been terminated. Moreover, whether I disobey my parents or honor them, I have been terminated. 👉 Paul, the one who wrote this word, said that before he was saved, before he received Christ, he became blameless “as to the righteousness which is in the law” (Phil. 3:6). He could be considered a perfect man according to the law.
👉 Nevertheless, he still repented. Humanly speaking, he was proven to be one who was truly blameless, a perfect man, without sin or transgression;
👉 But such a man was still not what God wants. 👉 It was not until after Paul repented that he could say that it was not the righteousness of the law that would be manifested in his body. 👉 Still, as always, Christ would be magnified in his body, whether through life or through death (Phil. 1:20b). 👉 The rendering of "as always" is very meaningful. It is not a short-lived matter, but always. 👉 Paul did not magnify Christ in a short-lived way like the night-blooming flowers, which are beautiful for a moment but wither at the blink of an eye. 👉 Rather, he always magnified Christ, whether in life or in death.
👉 Instead of ethics, Church ethics, Christ was magnified in his body. 👉 He said, “For to me, to live is Christ” (v. 21a).
Beloved, you can't help but love this.
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