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“His countenance is as Lebanon, excellent as the cedars” – Song of Songs 5:15. In Song of Songs 5:10-16, the bride relates so many items of the beauty and glory of her Bridegroom. How can she describe Him in such a detailed way? The whole excellence and elevation of His Person are known because of the intimacy of love. Because of love, her eyes have been opened with the power to see what others cannot see. Our absolute surrender and consecration to Him through love unveils our eyes to see His beauty and glory. Lord Jesus, I want to surrender all and consecrate myself to you. Show me your countenance, appear to me as you are!
- Frank Pytel, "The Two Become One" (11/30/2018 6:00:52 AM)
“His legs are as pillars of marble, set on sockets of fine gold” – Song of Songs 5:15. When viewing the great image of different materials shown in Daniel 2 to predict the governments to come upon the earth, there is a degradation and deterioration from fine gold to silver to bronze and finally to iron with clay. The downgrade of precious elements unveil how earthly governments slowly degrade and become fully corrupt. Yet in the presentation of the beauty of the Beloved Christ, His head is of the finest gold and His legs with His feet bear the same element of the finest gold. There is nothing of corruption, deterioration or degradation in Christ. From His head to His feet, He is eternally the same!
- Frank Pytel, "The Two Become One" (11/28/2018 4:25:20 AM)
“His legs are as pillars” – Song of Songs 5:15. The legs of our Beloved Christ depict straight, well-shaped, strong columns. The two columns or pillars of His legs were seen in the move of God in the wilderness and with the dwelling place of rest in the good land. In the wandering journey of His lovers through the wilderness there was the pillar of a cloud and fire for their leading and protection. This pillar led His lovers into the good land where the temple was built with two magnificent pillars of glory for the rest and testimony of God. The “legs as pillars” of our wonderful Christ lead us out of all that is against God, and brings us into the place where the eternal purpose of God’s rest and pleasure are gained. Lord Jesus, lead me out of all that is not of you, and bring me more into the intimate union with you for God’s rest and glory!
- Frank Pytel, "The Two Become One" (11/24/2018 4:36:21 AM)
“His legs are as pillars of marble, set on sockets of fine gold” – Song of Songs 5:15. The 8th item of the beauty and glory of Christ as described by His bride are “His legs”. “His legs” are for strength in movement or stability in His unwavering firm stance. His continuous advance or fixed stance are the move and base of God’s eternal purpose and pleasure. God has moved in Christ to complete what He has determined with no possibility of Him being overturned. Lord Jesus, we join with you today to move and stand for God’s will on the earth.
- Frank Pytel, "The Two Become One" (11/23/2018 4:32:07 AM)
- Frank Pytel, "The Two Become One" (11/30/2018 6:00:52 AM)
“His legs are as pillars of marble, set on sockets of fine gold” – Song of Songs 5:15. When viewing the great image of different materials shown in Daniel 2 to predict the governments to come upon the earth, there is a degradation and deterioration from fine gold to silver to bronze and finally to iron with clay. The downgrade of precious elements unveil how earthly governments slowly degrade and become fully corrupt. Yet in the presentation of the beauty of the Beloved Christ, His head is of the finest gold and His legs with His feet bear the same element of the finest gold. There is nothing of corruption, deterioration or degradation in Christ. From His head to His feet, He is eternally the same!
- Frank Pytel, "The Two Become One" (11/28/2018 4:25:20 AM)
“His legs are as pillars” – Song of Songs 5:15. The legs of our Beloved Christ depict straight, well-shaped, strong columns. The two columns or pillars of His legs were seen in the move of God in the wilderness and with the dwelling place of rest in the good land. In the wandering journey of His lovers through the wilderness there was the pillar of a cloud and fire for their leading and protection. This pillar led His lovers into the good land where the temple was built with two magnificent pillars of glory for the rest and testimony of God. The “legs as pillars” of our wonderful Christ lead us out of all that is against God, and brings us into the place where the eternal purpose of God’s rest and pleasure are gained. Lord Jesus, lead me out of all that is not of you, and bring me more into the intimate union with you for God’s rest and glory!
- Frank Pytel, "The Two Become One" (11/24/2018 4:36:21 AM)
“His legs are as pillars of marble, set on sockets of fine gold” – Song of Songs 5:15. The 8th item of the beauty and glory of Christ as described by His bride are “His legs”. “His legs” are for strength in movement or stability in His unwavering firm stance. His continuous advance or fixed stance are the move and base of God’s eternal purpose and pleasure. God has moved in Christ to complete what He has determined with no possibility of Him being overturned. Lord Jesus, we join with you today to move and stand for God’s will on the earth.
- Frank Pytel, "The Two Become One" (11/23/2018 4:32:07 AM)
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