SNT 1127 The Victoriously Living Christ
The Victoriously Living Christ June 20, 1982 SNT 1127 Poem - Victorious Living Rev 21:27; Gen 5:1; Mat 1:1; Rom 8:9; Isa 55:8-13; Act 18:26: Jud 11 Gen 6:5, 12; Job 21:27; Pro 15:26; Mar 7:21-23; 2Co 10:5; Heb 4:12; Joh 3:3-7, 15-19; 4:24; 16:6-13 Calvary Covered It All - Dave Demars Heb 2:9-11; 11:1-7; Gal 3:23 Gen 6:9, 14, 15, 19, 22; 7:16; Heb 11:8-13, 16, 17, 20, 22-25, 27-35 Heb 11:36-40; 12:1-4 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ “The Victoriously Living Christ” Victor Paul Wierwille June 20, 1982 – Sunday Night Teaching 1127 Transcript – Living Victoriously New Knoxville, Ohio There is a time for all things, but there is one thing for all times, and that is The Victoriously Living Christ. Living victoriously is victorious living, it is radiant living. There are three words which enable us to see the greatness of The Victoriously Living Christ. The first word is “believing”; believing is the genus of Christianity. The second word is “love”; love is the badge of Christianity. And the third is the word “Word”; it is God’s Word, the Scriptures, which is the foundation of Christianity. One of our wonderful young ladies from Sioux Falls, South Dakota wrote the following poem this week: Victorious Living is living so fine, Living God’s Word and making it mine. Loving the Father for sending His son, And running the race which is already won. Living the Mystery is Christ in me, I believe God’s Word and then I did see. Just have to tell it and let be known, What God did for all from His heavenly throne. Yes, Victorious Living is living so fine, Living God’s Word and making it mine. It’s that a beautiful little poem? Have you really ever considered the dignity you have because of God’s spirit that is in you? How fortunate, blessed and honored you are that you have your name written and recorded in the lamb’s Book of Life. As it says in the Book of Revelation: Revelation 21:27: ...but they which are written in the Lamb’s book of
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