A Hymn of God's Words He Who Is God's Incarnation Shall Hold the Substance of God

A Hymn of God's Words He Who Is God's Incarnation Shall Hold the Substance of God 

The flesh worn by God's Spirit is the flesh of God Himself, almighty, supreme, holy and righteous, same as His Spirit. Such a flesh can only do things righteous and good to man, things that are holy and great, things that are glorious, glorious. 

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God's flesh cannot go against truth or turn away from justice. He will never betray the Spirit of God. The flesh of God is free from the corruption of Satan. This flesh is different from that of mortal man. The flesh worn by God's Spirit is the flesh of God Himself, almighty, supreme, holy and righteous, same as His Spirit. Such a flesh can only do things righteous and good to man, things that are holy and great, things that are glorious, glorious. 

A Hymn of God's Words The Significance of God's Two Incarnations

A Hymn of God's Words The Significance of God's Two Incarnations 

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God began His work of salvation in the Age of Grace, after the end of the Age of Law. The first incarnation redeemed man from sin through the flesh of Jesus Christ. He saved man from the cross, but man's satanic dispositions lingered on. In the last of days, God judges to purify mankind. It's only when this is done will He end His work of salvation and enter into rest. 

A Hymn of God's Words Corrupted Mankind Needs the Work of God Incarnate

A Hymn of God's Words Corrupted Mankind Needs the Work of God Incarnate 

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God became flesh 'cause the object of His work is not the spirit of Satan, nor anything not, not of flesh, but man. Man's flesh was corrupted by Satan and so became the object of God's work. The place of God's salvation is man, is man. Man is a mortal being, only flesh and blood, and God alone can save him. God must take on man's flesh, and all that man is, in order to do His work, to achieve the best result. God must take on flesh, because man is flesh, who cannot overcome sin. God must take on flesh, because man is flesh, who cannot free himself from the bondage of the flesh. 

A Hymn of God's Words The Significance of God's Name

A Hymn of God's Words The Significance of God's Name 

In each and every age, in each stage of His work, God's name has carried weight. God's name hasn't rung empty. His every name reflects an age. 

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Jehovah, Jesus, and the Messiah all represent the Spirit of God. Yet these names just represent the ages in God's management, but not His entirety. The names people on earth call God can't express His entire disposition, can't express all that He is. They are just God's names in different ages. And so, when the final age— the age of the last days—arrives, God's name will change once more. He won't be called Jehovah nor Jesus, much less the Messiah. He will be called the powerful and almighty God. And with this name He will end the age. 

A Hymn of God's Words The Effect God's Judgment Can Achieve

A Hymn of God's Words The Effect God's Judgment Can Achieve 

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God's work in passing judgment is not, in two or three words, to make clear man's whole nature, but slowly to reveal, deal with, prune him over time. Such forms of treatment can't be changed for common words, only for truth, which lies beyond man's compass. Only such work is deemed judgment; only such judgment can make man obey God in heart and mouth, within, without, and truly come to know Him. 

A Hymn of God's Word God Has Appeared in the East of the World With Glory

A Hymn of God's Word God Has Appeared in the East of the World With Glory 

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God is doing work throughout the universe. Thunderous noises in the East do not relent, shaking all denominations and all sects. It's God's voice that brought all to the present. It's His voice that will have all conquered. They fall in this stream, and submit to Him. God has long ago reclaimed glory from the earth, and from the East He has reissued it. Who doesn't long to see the glory of God? Who doesn't await His return with eagerness? Who doesn't thirst for Him to reappear? Who doesn't miss His loveliness? Who would not come toward the light? Who wouldn't see the wealth of Canaan? Who doesn't long for the Redeemer's return? Who doesn't admire the One with omnipotence? 

A Hymn of God's Words The Movement of God's Work in the Universe

A Hymn of God's Words The Movement of God's Work in the Universe 

People on earth will yield to God, obedient as the angels are, no wish to oppose or rebel; this is God's work throughout the world. 

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God has been with man for years, no one's ever been aware, no one's ever known Him; now God's words tell them He is here. He asks man to come before Him, so they can receive gifts from Him. Yet man still keeps his distance; no wonder no one knows Him.