Jun 8, 2017
Episode 81 Direct Revelation of Jesus Christ
Paul said that the gospel he preached did not come through any man,
but by direct revelation of Jesus Christ. Is the experience of Paul
unique to Him or is he an example of what each one of us should
expect today? Today we continue the series by T. Austin-Sparks
based on Paul’s letter to the Galatians. In this message, Sparks
focuses on the subject of direct revelation of Christ to Paul and
what we should expect in our relationship with God. Here is a short
quote from this ministry:
How did we get what we got? That is going to decide everything for
the future. Sooner or later the stresses of life will come upon our
position. The Lord will allow our position to be tried in the
fires. And His object in so doing will be to find out exactly what
we are resting upon. So Paul said, "I received it not from men, nor
from a man. Peter may have been a very important man, but I did not
get it from Peter. James may have been the Lord's Own brother in
the flesh, and he ought to know, but I did not receive it from
James. John was a very loving devoted disciple, he was one of the
first three, but I did not get it from John. These men gave me
nothing. I RECEIVED IT BY DIRECT REVELATION OF JESUS CHRIST. That
is the basis of this dispensation. That is the basis of true
spiritual Christianity. And that is the great distinguishing mark
between a legal system and a spiritual life.
Meeting 28—The Great Distinguishing Mark Between a Legal system and
a Spiritual Life is by Direct Revelation of Jesus Christ
T. Austin-Sparks, February 26, 1964 A.M.
http://www.austin-sparks.net/english/books/001097.html
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