God's Eternal Plan: From Mortal to Immortal
Bible Text: “For this corruptible must put on incorruption, and this mortal must put on immortality.” — 1 Corinthians 15:53 (KJV)
From the beginning, God's intended purpose was for man to live in immortality. But the enemy altered the blood of man — for when God breathed into man, he became a living soul, and Scripture affirms that the life of the flesh is in the blood.
This insight is drawn from a humble perspective, in God's lens and by His mercy: it was man's blood, the very vessel of life, that was altered. Though not explicitly stated in Scripture, this understanding arises from meditation upon God's Word — for the essence of deep study is not mere information, but divine revelation, insight, and understanding.
Yet God already had an eternal plan in place: to turn man from mortal to immortal, like Himself. The death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus proved it.
He came, born of the flesh, to shed His blood for us. He who knew no sin became sin, that He might shed His precious and stainless blood for our redemption. For it is blood that must be shed for man's redemption, and His blood alone was qualified — untainted, unaltered.
He arose from the dead — this time without blood, in a body made immortal, because His blood had already been shed. He ascended as flesh, yet He ascended immortal, without blood, yet living — and He lives forevermore.
The whole essence of this was to bring about God's eternal plan and purpose for man: to live immortal, like Him, for eternity in His presence.
This is the reward awaiting His true Bride at His soon return — to be changed, translated into immortality, and caught up with Him in the air, unto eternal reign with Him, forever.
God's Loving Heart.
Bible Text: “For this corruptible must put on incorruption, and this mortal must put on immortality.” — 1 Corinthians 15:53 (KJV)
From the beginning, God's intended purpose was for man to live in immortality. But the enemy altered the blood of man — for when God breathed into man, he became a living soul, and Scripture affirms that the life of the flesh is in the blood.
This insight is drawn from a humble perspective, in God's lens and by His mercy: it was man's blood, the very vessel of life, that was altered. Though not explicitly stated in Scripture, this understanding arises from meditation upon God's Word — for the essence of deep study is not mere information, but divine revelation, insight, and understanding.
Yet God already had an eternal plan in place: to turn man from mortal to immortal, like Himself. The death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus proved it.
He came, born of the flesh, to shed His blood for us. He who knew no sin became sin, that He might shed His precious and stainless blood for our redemption. For it is blood that must be shed for man's redemption, and His blood alone was qualified — untainted, unaltered.
He arose from the dead — this time without blood, in a body made immortal, because His blood had already been shed. He ascended as flesh, yet He ascended immortal, without blood, yet living — and He lives forevermore.
The whole essence of this was to bring about God's eternal plan and purpose for man: to live immortal, like Him, for eternity in His presence.
This is the reward awaiting His true Bride at His soon return — to be changed, translated into immortality, and caught up with Him in the air, unto eternal reign with Him, forever.
God's Loving Heart.
God's Eternal Plan: From Mortal to Immortal
Bible Text: “For this corruptible must put on incorruption, and this mortal must put on immortality.” — 1 Corinthians 15:53 (KJV)
From the beginning, God's intended purpose was for man to live in immortality. But the enemy altered the blood of man — for when God breathed into man, he became a living soul, and Scripture affirms that the life of the flesh is in the blood.
This insight is drawn from a humble perspective, in God's lens and by His mercy: it was man's blood, the very vessel of life, that was altered. Though not explicitly stated in Scripture, this understanding arises from meditation upon God's Word — for the essence of deep study is not mere information, but divine revelation, insight, and understanding.
Yet God already had an eternal plan in place: to turn man from mortal to immortal, like Himself. The death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus proved it.
He came, born of the flesh, to shed His blood for us. He who knew no sin became sin, that He might shed His precious and stainless blood for our redemption. For it is blood that must be shed for man's redemption, and His blood alone was qualified — untainted, unaltered.
He arose from the dead — this time without blood, in a body made immortal, because His blood had already been shed. He ascended as flesh, yet He ascended immortal, without blood, yet living — and He lives forevermore.
The whole essence of this was to bring about God's eternal plan and purpose for man: to live immortal, like Him, for eternity in His presence.
This is the reward awaiting His true Bride at His soon return — to be changed, translated into immortality, and caught up with Him in the air, unto eternal reign with Him, forever.
God's Loving Heart.
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