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Started by marie glen, April 24, 2015, 07:18:03 PM

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marie glen

"Temple Institute" (June 2014)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byAoFbA6cr8

Has anyone been following any of this? the plans to rebuild the Temple? (A totally red heifer is needed)
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sheila

the red covenant calf's ashes is used to cleanse the temple.  Our body being the true temple....the repenting in dust and ashes is

  the first step to cleansing.   a defiled 'temple' church..carries not the presence or glory of God in it as spirit and truth.

   Jesus said..destroy this temple and I shall raise it up.  this speaks of the saints becoming overcome and trampled of the dragon...

   and people being unable to discern the sinner from the saint.belial from truth...Elijah versus prophets of baal

    the calf killed and eaten when the son's heart returned unto the Father..and the rejoicing..is symbolic of the prodigal's repentance

    and return unto the Father to dwell in His presence in spirit[love] and truth..it speaks of restoration....


     now whether these are all part of the signs in the earth and signs in heaven..to point unto the restoration of all things/coming

  of Elijah...the true temple/city is  New Jerusalem/spiritual city 'coming down from heaven from God/granted clean white linen

   is to be testified unto......

marie glen

Quote from: sheila on April 24, 2015, 08:32:48 PM
the red covenant calf's ashes is used to cleanse the temple.  Our body being the true temple....the repenting in dust and ashes is


Oh! I knew about the ashes cleansing a defiled temple, but I hadn't thought about the "is the repenting in dust and ashes"
     :2thumbs: :ty:

Quote from: sheila on April 24, 2015, 08:32:48 PM

  the first step to cleansing.   a defiled 'temple' church..carries not the presence or glory of God in it as spirit and truth.

   Jesus said..destroy this temple and I shall raise it up.  this speaks of the saints becoming overcome and trampled of the dragon...

   and people being unable to discern the sinner from the saint.belial from truth...Elijah versus prophets of baal

    the calf killed and eaten when the son's heart returned unto the Father..and the rejoicing..is symbolic of the prodigal's repentance

    and return unto the Father to dwell in His presence in spirit[love] and truth..it speaks of restoration....


     now whether these are all part of the signs in the earth and signs in heaven..to point unto the restoration of all things/coming

  of Elijah...the true temple/city is  New Jerusalem/spiritual city 'coming down from heaven from God/granted clean white linen

   is to be testified unto......

   amen!  :goodpost: :goodpost:
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Enter The Story Annual Reading Schedule ~ https://inner-monastery.blogspot.com/p/daily.html

sheila

 I read an interesting article awhile ago....regarding this bar of soap made from the ashes,fat,,cedar oil and hyssop oil...with a little of

  that red ocean  worm[cocci?][pinesol?]  those who had contact with a dead body had to wash with it and be isolated.outside the camp

  for a while.  antiseptic/antifungal,antibacterial soap...dead bodies are particularly dangerous to the living.


   I remember the old lye soap..people use fat,ashes etc.

Cardinal

 :cloud9: I do too. I remember watching my grandmother making lye soap. As to the red heifer, those that take on the image of sinful flesh (red) and allow themselves to be consumed totally, will one day remove all the death from the camp. My  :2c: Blessings....
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