Summary: EYE SALVE ; PART 1 AND 2 .The Balm of Gilead – Spiritual Sight for the Laodicean Blindness

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Summary: EYE SALVE ; PART 1 AND 2 .

The Balm of Gilead – Spiritual Sight for the Laodicean Blindness.

Introduction: The Call for Spiritual Healing and Sight

The central theme of this article is the spiritual blindness of the Laodicean church era, portrayed as a last church that has failed to know the true GOD  and the nature of God and is consequently judged and condemned. The main remedy prescribed by God is to “anoint thine eyes with eye salve, that thou mayest see” (Revelation 3:18), understood as the “balm of Gilead” — (Jer. 46:11) a spiritual medicine ( the testimony of JESUS CHRIST THE LORD ) that restores sight and healing. This balm symbolizes the knowledge and understanding of Jesus Christ the Lord as the one true God, who is both the Husband and the Father, a truth rejected by the Laodiceans who instead worship “god the father” as a separate Personage. The failure to acknowledge this unity results in spiritual poverty, nakedness, and blindness. The significance of this message lies in its call for the Laodicean church to receive faith, righteousness (white linen), and spiritual riches (gold tried in the fire) from Jesus Christ, the only true source, to be healed and restored. The Spiritual blindness is according to  Isa.  8: 14 and 1 Pet 2:5-8, as The LORD appointed Israel to stumble on CHRIST THE LORD and His words. And now they have stumbled and are scattered. Jam 1:1.

  • Key Concepts:
    • Laodicean church: Spiritually blind, rich in material wealth but poor in faith.
    • Eye salve / balm of Gilead: Spiritual knowledge and understanding needed to see the truth.
    • Jesus Christ the Lord: The true God, both Husband and Father, source of faith and righteousness.
    • Spiritual blindness: Judgment upon Laodicea for forsaking CHRIST THE LORD as their GOD  as He is outside.
    • Faith, gold, white linen: Gifts from CHRIST THE LORD  necessary for salvation and healing, which are given by Him.

Section 1: The Spiritual Blindness of Laodicea and Its Causes

The Laodicean church is depicted as spiritually blind because it departed from Jesus Christ the Lord, their true Husband and God, and instead pursued “god the father,” , not supported by Scripture nor such one entered in to the Marriage Covenant and not known in the Old Testament. This departure led to spiritual poverty despite physical riches. The judgment of blindness is a direct consequence of failing the hour of trial of faith that ended the Philadelphia era, where the church became a “synagogue of Satan” by accepting lies and false teachings. The shutting of the “key of David” (Isaiah 22:25) symbolizes the loss of spiritual authority and true vision.

  • The Laodiceans failed to receive:
    • Gold tried in the fire (faith tested and proven by CHRIST The LORD ).
    • White linen (righteousness from CHRIST The LORD ’s Holy Spirit).
    • Eye salve (knowledge of CHRIST The LORD  as the one true God).
  • The spiritual blindness is a judgment allowing them to “stumble” because they rejected CHRIST THE LORD  and did not sanctify Him as THE ONE AND ONLY TRUE GOD.
  • Their error: Seeking blessings and salvation from “god the father” rather than CHRIST THE LORD , the true source.
  • Supporting Evidence:
    • Revelation 3:17-18 counsels Laodicea to buy from CHRIST THE LORD  gold, white raiment, and eye salve.
    • Lamentations and Revelation highlight spiritual Egypt as the condition of the blind church.
    • Job 23:10 illustrates faith as gold tried by fire, which Laodicea failed to obtain.

Section 2: The Balm of Gilead – Symbolism and Spiritual Meaning

The balm of Gilead is introduced as the essential medicine or salve that can heal the spiritual blindness of Laodicea. Gilead represents a mountainous region east of the Jordan, symbolic of a spiritual place where the true knowledge of God and His words reside. The balm is not a physical ointment but the truth of Jesus Christ the Lord as the only God, encompassing His role as the Husband and Father.

  • Meaning and Etymology:
    • Balm (Hebrew tsərîy) means “balsam, balm, salve” (/ts/) and often symbolizes righteousness, humility, and the concept of a “righteous one” – a healing agent.
    • The Hebrew letters indicate “hunt,” “head/authority,” and “work/worship,” implying the balm comes from the Head (CHRIST THE LORD, the righteous ) and is active in healing.
  • The balm is associated with:
    • The Testimony of Jesus Christ the Lord as the only true God (Isaiah 43).
    • The Living Waters (John 4:14; John 7:37-39), representing the Holy Spirit and the Word that gives spiritual life and sight.
  • This balm is possessed by the gentiles (Ishmaelites) in spiritual Gilead, who have received the true knowledge and worship CHRIST The LORD  correctly, unlike Israel who remains blind and have stumbled on Him as appointed.
  • Historical and Archaeological Context:
    • An ancient amethyst seal engraved with “balm of Gilead” was found in Jerusalem, reinforcing the cultural and spiritual significance of the balm which reminds us that we need this balm in our days now .
    • The biblical narrative of Ishmaelites carrying balm to Egypt (Genesis 37) is symbolic of gentiles bringing the balm to the spiritually blind church in Egypt.

Section 3: The Role of the Gentiles as Bearers of the Balm

The gentiles, symbolized by the Ishmaelites and those in Gilead, are portrayed as the sanctified first fruits who have received the Holy Spirit and the true knowledge of God. They have been prepared by God to bring this balm to the Laodicean church and Israel, who have rejected the true God and remain spiritually blind.

  • Gentiles have:
    • Received the Living Waters and the Testimony of Jesus Christ the LORD is confirmed in them.
    • Been sanctified to be the witnesses who expose lies in the church and call them to repentance.
    • Accepted Jesus CHRIST The LORD  as their Everlasting Father, the one true God, and glorify Him.
  • They are the “doves” and “branches” (Isaiah 60), bringing light, truth, and praise to Jerusalem and Zion.
  • Israel remains in spiritual Egypt and the “pit,” lacking the true spiritual water, while gentiles have access to it through faith in CHRIST The LORD .
  • Scriptural Support:
    • Isaiah 43:5-12 – God brings His witnesses from the ends of the earth to testify having no other God but Him.
    • Revelation 14:1-5 – The first fruits have the Father’s name on their foreheads, without guile, and follow the Lamb, who is their FATHER .
    • John 17:17-20 – The sanctified believers sent to cause others to believe in Jesus Christ the Lord.
  • The gentiles’ role is essential in the day of the Lord, which is the “Times of Gentiles,” a period when God’s wrath is poured out on Israel to humble them and bring them back to the truth.

Section 4: The Unity of Jesus Christ the Lord as Husband and Father

A crucial doctrinal point is that Jesus Christ the Lord is both the Husband of the church and the Father, (Jer. 3: 19-20, the wife should call The Husband, my FATHER in order to come to Him) the one true God who gave the Law, made covenants with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and is the ultimate source of salvation. The Laodiceans’ failure was in separating the Father and Son as two gods, a false doctrine that led them astray.

  • The one God doctrine is emphasized:
    • Jesus Christ the Lord is “the first and the last,” “the Almighty,” “the Rock” (Isaiah 44:6, Exodus 6:3). And He, Being The Redeemer, is found by the gentiles whom Israel would not acknowledge, as the FATHER, for ever which means the EVERLASTING FATHER. Isa.  63: 16 . if so, that knowledge  must be given by the gentiles to Israel , in order for them to be redeemed.
    • He is the Everlasting Father, who gives the Holy Spirit, the Living Waters, and eternal life.
  • The church must call Him “My Father” to be restored and receive the new covenant.
  • The rejection of this truth by Israel and the Laodicean church led to spiritual death and came under judgment. And this truth also will establish them once again in The ROCK.
  • Supporting arguments and evidence:
    • The covenant under the law was made with Isaac and his seed — Israel —at the time of Moses,  but Israel broke it by worshiping other gods (Malachi 2:10-11). So the Covenant with the ‘fathers’ was broken because it was with ONE GOD , who is The ALMIGHTY, the GOD  of Abraham, whose name is The ROCK in Moses’ time.
    • Jesus CHRIST The LORD ’s words are spirit and life (John 6:63), and without Him as Father and Savior, and without HIS SPIRIT, THE WORDS, they are under bondage, and there is no salvation until they turn to Him .
    • The gentiles received the knowledge of this and are the first fruits who bless the GOD of Israel.
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Section 5: The Judgment and Restoration of Israel and the Laodicean Church

The blindness and spiritual death of the Laodicean church is a form of divine judgment for their rebellion and idolatry. However, this judgment is not final. God has prepared a path for restoration through the balm of Gilead, brought by the gentiles, who will bring the true knowledge of this ONE GOD , THE GOD  OF THE FATHERS, healing, and new life.

  • The judgment includes:
    • Spiritual blindness and nakedness due to rejection of CHRIST The LORD as the Husband and Father.
    • Being “spewed out” because of self-righteousness and refusal to receive the true faith in true GOD  .
  • Restoration involves:
    • Receiving white linen the righteousness , and eye salve from Christ by faith with understanding the TRUE KNOWLEDGE OF GOD and believing and receiving Him fulfilling the works of Abraham .
    • The gentiles bringing the testimony and words of CHRIST The LORD  to open the eyes of the blind.
    • The making of a new covenant, with God’s law written on hearts and minds (Jeremiah 31:33-34, Heb. 8 ).
  • The gentiles act as fishers and hunters to gather the scattered and blind (Jeremiah 16:16-19 ), exposing lies and false doctrines.
  • Real-world example:
    • The discovery of the ancient Balm of Gilead seal in Jerusalem symbolizes the healing balm God provides today through the gentile believers.
    • The Ishmaelites’ biblical role foreshadows the gentiles’ current role in God’s plan.

Section 6: The First Fruits and the Role of Pastors After God’s Own Heart

The first fruits of Jesus Christ the Lord are those sanctified believers who have received the true knowledge, the Holy Spirit, and the testimony of Christ. They stand before God’s throne , as they were redeemed first, and are without guile and are appointed to bring the eye salve to the Laodicean church.

  • These pastors:
    • Are the bearers of the balm of Gilead, tasked with feeding the spiritually blind with knowledge and understanding (Jeremiah 3:15- 20 ).
    • Bring the message that Jesus CHRIST The LORD  is both the Husband and the Father, restoring the true faith.
    • Are the remnant who have taken root in CHRIST The LORD  and bear fruit (Isaiah 37:31-32) as they abide in CHRIST THE LORD as John 15 says. No man can bear fruits, unless they abide in Him.
  • Their ministry is essential for the coming new covenant and the restoration of Israel and the church.
  • They are being used by the GOD  of Truth to expose false teachings, including the false doctrine of two gods or “god the father” separate from CHRIST The LORD .
  • The first fruits glorify God and prepare the way for the gathering of all nations to the true God. Any man’s strength is his first born son. And also the right hand.

Conclusion: The Implications of Receiving the Balm of Gilead

The spiritual blindness of Laodicea is a profound judgment resulting from rejecting Jesus Christ the Lord as the one true God, both Husband and Father. The only cure is the balm of Gilead — the true knowledge, faith, and testimony of Christ given through the gentiles who have received it. This balm restores spiritual sight, righteousness, and eternal life.

  • Main takeaways:
    • The Laodicean church must reject false doctrines and receive the true faith from CHRIST The LORD who is the Author and Finisher  of faith Heb. 12: 2 . it is a free gift. Eph. 2.
    • The gentiles are God’s chosen vessels in this era to bring healing and truth.
    • Jesus Christ the Lord is the one God, the Everlasting Father, and Savior, The GOD  who fulfills all of the names of The LORD in the whole volume of books .
    • The new covenant and restoration of Israel depend on accepting this truth and the testimony of Christ brought by the first fruits.
    • Spiritual blindness leads to judgment but can be healed through the words and Spirit of Christ.
  • Implications:
    • Believers must seek faith and righteousness from CHRIST The LORD  alone.
    • Churches and leaders should correct false teachings, especially the separation of the Father and Son into two gods.
    • The fulfillment of prophecy concerning the “Times of the Gentiles” is now, when God’s wrath and mercy are both being revealed.
    • Spiritual renewal involves acknowledging Jesus Christ as Father and Lord, accepting the balm of Gilead, the Testimony of CHRIST THE LORD and embracing the new covenant.

This revelation calls for deep repentance, renewal of faith, and openness to God’s appointed witnesses, who bring the balm that heals spiritual blindness and restores the church to its rightful place before God.

This summarizes the profound biblical and prophetic exposition on spiritual blindness, judgment, and the divine remedy through the balm of Gilead, emphasizing the role of Jesus Christ the Lord as the one true God and the mission of the gentiles to bring this healing knowledge to the fallen Laodicean church.

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EYE SALVE PART 2

Summary: The Oneness of God and the Divine Role of Gentiles in Salvation

Introduction: The Central Theme and Its Significance

This article summary explores the profound biblical truth emphasizing that there is one true God, the Creator, AS ALL OUR ARTICLES ARE, who is fully revealed in Jesus Christ the Lord, the Everlasting Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit—all one divine Being. The content challenges widely held doctrine of godhead divided into two separate Beings.  And the role of Gentiles as vessels of mercy in God’s PLAN OF SALVATION .

Key concepts and vocabulary terms include:

  • Everlasting Father: Jesus CHRIST The LORD  as the true God and Father.
  • Gentiles as vessels of mercy: Chosen to receive salvation first due to Israel’s spiritual blindness and denial and rejection of their GOD , The ROCK .
  • Covenant by Promise vs. Covenant by Law: Two divine covenants with Abraham’s descendants reflecting faith to live and works to death.
  • Kadesh, Paran, Petra: Symbolic cities representing spiritual realities fulfilled in end-time events.
  • Balm of Gilead/Eye Salve: Metaphors for the truth and Spirit that heal spiritual blindness against the One and ONLY TRUE GOD.
  • Laodicean blindness: Spiritual condition of the church and Israel, characterized by rejection of the true God.
  • Marriage Covenant: The covenant between God (the Husband) and His people (the wife), broken by Israel.
  • Royal Priesthood: Gentiles who obey Christ and serve as judges and teachers.
  • The Rock: Jesus Christ, the foundation and living God who leads and sustains His people.

This study is significant as it reveals how God’s plan unfolds in the end times, showing the rejection of Jesus Christ by Israel, the salvation of the Gentiles, and the eventual restoration of all through the knowledge of the true God.

Section 1: Two Nations from Abraham and God’s Plan of Salvation

  • God called two nations from Abraham—Israel and the Gentiles—to manifest His blessings and judgments on mankind.
  • Israel was chosen physically but destined to be killed spiritually due to disobedience, becoming “vessels of wrath.”
  • Gentiles, represented by Ishmael and his descendants, are chosen as vessels of mercy to receive salvation first.
  • Abraham believed Jesus Christ the Lord as God, unlike Israel, which rejected this truth and worshiped a false god, “god the father.”
  • These two nations symbolize the ongoing spiritual battle between obedience and disobedience, with Gentiles ultimately fulfilling God’s grace.

Section 2: The Spiritual Blindness of Israel and the Rise of Gentiles as Priests and Judges

  • Israel’s failure to worship the true God led to spiritual defilement and exile. , symbolized by cities such as Egypt and Babylon.
  • Even before Moses, God had priests among Abraham’s other descendants (Gentiles), such as Jethro in Midian, showing that true worship was not exclusive to Israel.
  • Gentiles have remained faithful to the God of Abraham, having not changed their gods, unlike Israel. Isa.  43: 12- 22
  • Gentiles are called to judge and establish Israel, serving God in His holy mountain—
  • The preaching of the truth about Jesus Christ as the Lord and Everlasting Father is given to the Gentiles, who glorified His name.

Section 3: The Covenants—Promise and Law—and Their Fulfillment in Christ

  • God made two covenants with Abraham:
    • The Covenant by Promise (unconditional, by faith given and in CHRIST THE LORD , no works) given to Gentiles.
    • The Law Covenant given to Israel through Isaac, conditional and works-based, destined to condemn due to human sinfulness.
  • The Law was written by Christ’s own finger and will judge all.
  • Israel failed to keep the Law because they rejected the true God, leading to spiritual death and exile.
  • Gentiles obeyed Christ by faith, becoming the true spiritual sons of Abraham.
  • The promise covenant is fulfilled through Jesus Christ, who is the End of the Law for righteousness (Rom. 10:4). When we go to Him, believing in His sacrifice, He forgives freely.

Section 4: Jesus Christ as the Everlasting Father and the Oneness of God

  • Contrary to the teachings of some church leaders (notably HWA and GF), Jesus Christ is not merely the Son but also the Everlasting Father—Isa.  9:6 one God.
  • The Holy Spirit is the Spirit of Christ, also His words, John 6: 63 and Jesus Christ is the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, known to them as The ALMIGHTY.
  • The rejection of Jesus Christ as the Father leads to spiritual blindness and death. Without the true EVERLASTING FATHER , no man can live eternally.
  • The true worshipers call upon the name of Jesus CHRIST The LORD , who alone sanctifies and justifies, preparing for EVERLASTING LIFE The church’s fall from truth is traced to rejection of this revelation and acceptance of a false god, “god the father.”

Section 5: The Spiritual Significance of Kadesh, Paran, and Petra

  • Kadesh means “holy” or “sanctuary,” associated with judgment and sanctification.
  • Paran means “full of caverns” and is linked to the wilderness where Ishmael dwelt and later where God led Israel.
  • Petra (the “rock”) symbolizes spiritual refuge and judgment, where Israel’s adults died spiritually due to rebellion.
  • These cities are fulfilled spiritually in the end times as the places where the Gentiles become God’s priests and judges, and where Israel faces judgment.
  • Gentiles are the “little children” who enter the Promised Land spiritually, while the rebellious Israelites remain in spiritual Egypt.

Section 6: The Role of Gentiles as God’s Royal Priesthood and Mediators of Truth

  • Gentiles, as descendants of Abraham through Ishmael, retained the knowledge of the true God.
  • They are sanctified to serve in God’s altar and house, ministering truth and judgment to Israel. Isa.  56, Mal. 1: 11, Isa.  60:7, Psa. 72
  • The gentiles’ obedience, belief  and faith made them the “friends of God” and heirs of the promises.
  • They receive the Holy Spirit, becoming the temple of the living God.
  • These “little children” teach the truth of the Godhead—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—to Israel and the world, fulfilling prophecies like Isaiah 42 and Zephaniah 3. Col 1: 26-28, 2 thes 1:8-12

Section 7: The Broken Marriage Covenant and Israel’s Spiritual Adultery

  • God made a Marriage Covenant with Israel, but they committed spiritual adultery by worshiping false gods, including “god the father.”
  • This broken covenant led to Israel’s spiritual fall and exile, symbolized in Lamentations and Jeremiah.
  • The gentiles, as the faithful ones, are called to bring the knowledge of the true Husband—Jesus Christ, who is also the Father—to Israel.
  • The “eye salve” or “balm of Gilead” represents this healing truth that restores Israel’s relationship with God.

Section 8: The Final Falling Away, Judgment, and Restoration

  • The church fell away from the truth seven times, culminating in the Laodicean blindness and spiritual death.
  • God’s judgment exposes the lies and false doctrines taught by leaders who rejected CHRIST The LORD  as the Everlasting Father.
  • The Day of Visitation is the time when God raises up the Gentiles to receive salvation and use them as His priesthood to judge Israel, to establish them.
  • The remnant, sanctified by truth and Spirit, will teach Israel to return to the true God.
  • The restoration includes the rebuilding of Jerusalem and the establishment of the New Mt. Zion, with those who trusted in Him, Psa. 125, where God dwells with His people in Spirit and Truth. Zep. 3:9-15. No lies nor deceit. They are the sign and a wonder in Israel Isa.  8: 18, where as Israel is appointed to stumble as v 14.

Section 9: The Balm of Gilead and the Eye Salve—Healing Spiritual Blindness

  • The balm of Gilead, symbolic of healing medicine, is the truth of God’s nature and the Testimony of CHRIST THE LORD, to prove that HE IS THE One and ONLY TRUE GOD WHO FULFILLS Isa.  9:6, BEING The SON AS WELL AS THE EVERLASTING FATHER.
  • Spiritual blindness results from rejecting the true God and accepting false doctrines.
  • Only by receiving the Holy Spirit and truth from CHRIST The LORD  can the church and Israel be healed.
  • The Gentiles, having received this balm and eye salve, are tasked with bringing it to the spiritually blind.
  • This healing leads to repentance, renewed faith, and the true worship of God in Spirit and Truth.

Section 10: Salvation, Eternal Life, and the Oneness of God Revealed

  • Salvation and eternal life are found only through the knowledge  and faith in Jesus Christ, who is the true and living God.
  • Scripture repeatedly affirms Jesus CHRIST THE LORD  as the source of eternal life and the only way to the Father, WHO IS HIS OWN HOLY SPIRIT .
  • Knowledge of God as revealed by CHRIST The LORD  is necessary for justification and sanctification AND FOR SALVATION .
  • The Gentiles have embraced this truth, becoming the firstfruits of CHRIST THE LORD’s  kingdom.
  • Israel’s restoration will come when they also accept CHRIST The LORD  as the Everlasting Father, as Isa.  9: 6 says.

Section 11: The Role of the Spirit and the True Worship of God

  • The Holy Spirit is the Spirit of CHRIST The LORD , the Father, and the source of life and truth. Before CHRIST THE LORD became The SON, He was the HOLY SPIRIT. it is His own HOLY SPIRIT, begat Him. There is no other GOD .
  • True worshipers worship the Father in Spirit and Truth, as Jesus taught. But CHRIST THE LORD is the SPIRIT, 2 Cor. 3: 17 and also the TRUTH.
  • The Laodicean church’s failure is rooted in ignorance of this truth and reliance on man-made doctrines, because The LORD appointed them to stumble on Him and the Word of GOD as well as all are appointed to die once spiritually in order to make them NEW creatures in Him.
  • The Spirit reveals Christ’s deity and unity as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. But this knowledge  was not revealed until The LORD came the second time as the Spirit and Truth.
  • The final harvest is the gathering of God’s people who are judged and corrected to worship the true God.

Section 12: Conclusion: The Main Takeaways and Their Implications

  • The one true God is Jesus Christ the Lord, the Everlasting Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Isa.  9: 6 is not a lie.
  • The Gentiles, as vessels of mercy, have been chosen to receive salvation first, becoming the Royal Priesthood, judges, and teachers of truth.
  • Israel, having rejected CHRIST The LORD , faces judgment but will be restored through the ministry of the Gentiles and the revelation of the truth.
  • The spiritual cities of Kadesh, Paran, and Petra symbolize the stages of judgment, purification, and restoration fulfilled in the end times.
  • False doctrines, especially those dividing God into multiple gods or denying CHRIST The LORD  as the Everlasting Father, have caused spiritual blindness and the fall of the church. How could one be born without the true EVERLASTING FATHER ?
  • The balm of Gilead and eye salve represent the healing truth and Spirit given to the faithful to restore the vision and salvation of the people. Those who drank the living waters , will spring out EVERLASTING LIFE to others. John 4: 14. 7: 36-39.
  • The Marriage Covenant between God and His people is broken by idolatry but will be restored by repentance and acceptance of CHRIST The LORD ’s true identity.
  • Eternal life comes only through knowing and believing in Jesus Christ as the one true God—the source of life, righteousness, and salvation.
  • The ultimate victory over death belongs to all and when we  abide in CHRIST The LORD , who will be raised and made holy to dwell with God forever.

Key Facts, Figures, and Scriptural Context

  • Two Nations from Abraham: Israel (Isaac’s descendants) as vessels of wrath; Gentiles (Ishmael’s descendants) as vessels of mercy.
  • 430 Years: The covenant by Promise was ratified 430 years before the Law covenant, showing the primacy of faith (Gal. 3:17).
  • Seven Eras: The church fell away from the truth seven times, culminating in Laodicean blindness, when The LORD comes again to gather them as THE COMFORTER, … the HOLY SPIRIT and the Spirit and Truth, so they can worship the TRUE FATHER.
  • Kadesh-Barnea: Place of rebellion leading to the death of Israel’s adults; spiritually fulfilled as Israel’s judgment.
  • Petra: The place where Israel’s elders died and now symbolizes spiritual death and refuge in CHRIST The LORD .
  • Isaiah 42: Gentiles as the light and judges who bring justice and are used by GOD  to open the eyes of the blind, because the church leaders are the blind, who did lead the blind.
  • Psalm 116: The son of the handmaid (gentiles) calling on the Lord’s name and offering praise in His house.
  • Jeremiah 8: Israel’s blindness and need for the balm of Gilead (truth and Spirit, the Testimony of CHRIST THE LORD ). The daughter of GOD ’s people, are in the far country during judgment and when THE KING has left Zion.
  • John 17:17-20: Sanctification by truth and the sending of witnesses who teach CHRIST The LORD ’s name.
  • Romans 11:11: Gentiles receive salvation to provoke Israel to jealousy. (Jer. 8 :19)
  • Hebrews 9:26-28: Christ’s second coming to bring salvation to those whom He prepared.
  • Ephesians 1:13-14: Gentiles sealed with the Holy Spirit as a guarantee of inheritance of the PROMISE, the HOLY SPIRIT .

Real-World Examples and Case Studies

  • Jethro, the Midianite Priest: A priest who was not in Egypt , taught Moses about GOD  and the mountain of GOD ,  before Israel was called.
  • Hagar and Ishmael: Symbolic figures representing Gentiles who received God’s mercy and living water in the wilderness, which is now spiritually fulfilled.
  • The Gentiles’ Reception of Salvation: Gentiles received the Holy Spirit and embraced CHRIST The LORD  while Israel remained spiritually blind as appointed by The LORD according to  Scripture .
  • The Church’s Seven Eras: Historical pattern of falling away from truth due to rejection of CHRIST The LORD ’s true identity.
  • Modern Application: The teaching exposes false doctrines propagated by leaders like Herbert W. Armstrong and Gerald Flurry, emphasizing the need to return to the truth about Jesus Christ as God and Father, The SON and HOLY SPIRIT .

Final Thoughts: The Path Forward

This teaching invites believers to:

  • Embrace Jesus CHRIST The LORD  as the one true God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as ONE GOD .
  • Recognize the Gentiles’ role as God’s firstfruits in salvation history and their calling to restore Israel.
  • Reject false doctrines that divide God or deny CHRIST The LORD .
  • Seek the “balm of Gilead”, the truth about CHRIST THE LORD, and the Holy Spirit to heal spiritual blindness.
  • Abide in Christ, the true Everlasting Father, to receive eternal life.
  • Prepare for the ultimate restoration when Israel and all nations will worship the one true GOD , the FATHER  in Spirit and Truth in the mountain and in Jerusalem .

This message underscores that the knowledge of God—revealed only by Jesus CHRIST The LORD —is the key to salvation, restoration, and eternal life, fulfilling all Scripture in these end times.

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