We bow and worship, Father, here

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We bow and worship, Father, here
And marvel at Thy wondrous love.
O what is man that Thou shouldst deign
To him such boundless grace to prove!

We praise Thee for Thy heart’s intent
That man Thy likeness should possess,
That with Thy life and nature filled
Thine image he should manifest.

Man in Thine image Thou didst make,
To him authority didst give;
Thyself presenting as his life,
That by Thy riches he might live.

To enter man Thou dost desire,
With him to mingle thru Thy grace,
That man may be transformed and built
To be Thy worthy dwelling place.

Tho’ man did fall, Thou didst not leave
Thy heart’s intent, but Thou didst move;
Redeeming man to bring him back,
Thou didst Thy love and wisdom prove.

In Christ Thou didst Thyself reveal,
Who died and rose, redemption wrought;
In Spirit Thou hast entered man
And to him life and grace hast brought.

My spirit is Thy holiest place,
Thy throne of grace is founded there;
Thou wouldst that we in spirit come
To burn the incense thru our prayer.

Such grace is like a river full
Which from the throne of grace doth come;
It floweth thru, transforming us,
And builds us up to be Thy home.

Receiving of Thy matchless grace,
We marvel at Thy gift so free;
With grateful hearts for Thy great love,
In spirit now we worship Thee.

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Rebecca Suzanne Wilging

Riverside, CA, United States

Such GRACE is like a river FULL
Which FROM the THRONE of grace doth COME;
It FLOWETH thru, TRANSFORMING us,
And BUILDS us up to be THY home.

Paul

London

My spirit is thy holiest place
Thy throne of grace is founded there
Marvelous

Un Hermano

WORSHIPPING GOD
WITH THE CHRIST
WE HAVE EXPERIENCED

Today we need to worship God in our spirit and with the Christ whom we have experienced as the burnt offering, meal offering, peace offering, sin offering, and trespass offering.

We need to worship the Father with the Christ who is the fulfillment of the offerings that the children of Israel offered in their worship to God. This Christ is not the objective Christ; rather, He is the subjective Christ, the Christ whom we have experienced. The experience of Christ as the fulfillment of the offerings results in reality. This is the reality in John 4:23 and 24, the divine reality experienced by us and resulting in our virtue. This virtue also is reality.

Life-study of First John

Message 10 ()LSM)

Un Hermano

b. To Worship the Father

As we worship the Father, singing praises to Him, Christ, the firstborn Son, sings in our singing. Throughout the centuries the firstborn Son has been singing hymns of praise unto the Father in the church. He does this in all of His brothers. Because He is in us, He sings praises unto the Father in our singing. His singing is in our singing. When we sing, He sings, because He is within our singing. In this way, at the Lord’s table the firstborn Son, who dwells in His many brothers who compose the church, sings praise to the Father from within them.

The Conclusion of
the New Testament:
Message 205 (LSM)

Maria Nunez

Jacksonville, FL, United States

I praise You and worship You

Vanessa

Tampa, FL, United States

Oh how we praise thee!!!!

Vanessa Carire

Tampa, Florida, United States