Summary: The Mystery of God – “I Ascend unto My Father, Your Father; My God, and Your God”

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Summary: The Mystery of God – “I Ascend unto My Father, Your Father; My God, and Your God”

8 Apr 2026

Introduction: Understanding the Mystery of God and the Everlasting Father;

This writing centers on the profound mystery of God revealed through Christ the Lord, emphasizing that Christ is not only the Son but also the Father and the Holy Spirit—the One True God manifest in multiple names and roles throughout Scripture or as it is written in the whole volume of books which talks about ONE GOD. The significance lies in dispelling confusion about the identity of God and the Father, affirming the ONENESS  of God as the Creator, Redeemer, and Everlasting Father who begets and saves His people.

Key concepts include:

  • One God, One Father: The belief that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are not separate gods but one GOD .
  • Christ the Lord as Creator and Father: Establishing CHRIST THE LORD  as the God of the Old Testament, the Creator of Israel, and the Everlasting Father.
  • The Mystery Revealed: The knowledge that CHRIST THE LORD  is the Father was hidden until revealed to Apostle Paul and the time of the Gentiles, granting everlasting life (John 17:3) as EVERLASTING LIFE is in CHRIST THE LORD or The SON. 1 John 5: 20.
  • Spiritual Birth and Adoption: Being “born again” through the Word of God, which is Spirit and Life, making believers sons of God.
  • The Role of the Holy Spirit: The Spirit is the breath and words of CHRIST THE LORD  the Father who begets the Sons and believers.

This revelation is pivotal because it clarifies that the God who created, redeemed, and sanctified His people is CHRIST THE LORD  Himself in Spirit and flesh, and knowing Him as Father and Son is essential for eternal life.

Section 1: The Identity of God the Father as Christ the Lord

  • Christ the Lord is the God of the Old Testament: He is the Rock, the Lord of Hosts, the Almighty, who begat Israel (Deut. 32:6,12,15,18; Exo. 4:22-23; Rev. 1:8).
  • No Two Gods: Scripture affirms the oneness of God; thus, CHRIST THE LORD ’s Father is His own HOLY SPIRIT , also our Father, and there cannot be two separate gods or fathers.
  • CHRIST THE LORD  as Father and Son: Christ is simultaneously the Father (Spirit) and the Son (flesh), reflecting the invisible God in visible form (Col. 1:15; John 1:1-4).
  • The Holy Spirit as Father: The Spirit who begat CHRIST THE LORD  is Himself God and Father, and Christ’s body was sent by this Spirit.
  • Birth by the Word: The Word of God, which is Spirit and Life (John 6:63), begat Christ and believers,
  • Key fact: “Christ the Lord is the Father who begat Him, and He is also the Son who was begotten”—a divine mystery revealed only in the fullness of time (Ephesians 3:8-9).
  • The LORD did not reveal the ‘FATHER’ even in His first coming. John 16: 25. And He said, ‘I will manifest Myself’ John 14: 21, after trying if we love Him. And He Is not in the church as they became a synagogue of satan in the 6th era and spiritually died in to the Laodicea era. Then where is His promise to reveal the FATHER and Himself? It is in His second coming, but not to Israel, The LORD revealed all these and which is why HE IS IN THE GENTILES, AND THEY TEACH, PREACH AND WARN ALL. Col 1: 26-28!

Section 2: Roles and Names of Christ the Lord

  • Multiple Divine Titles, One God: Christ the Lord embodies many names—Everlasting Father (Isa. 9:6), Lord of Hosts, Almighty, Redeemer, Shepherd, Comforter, Holy Spirit, Savior, King, The Living GOD , THE MOST HIGH , The ROCK , THE POTTER, THE GREATER, 1 John 4: 4 , The Righteous and more—all fulfilled in Him alone.
  • Christ the Lord as the Almighty and Everlasting Father: He declares Himself “I am the Almighty” (Rev. 1:8) and promises to be a Father to His sons and daughters (2 Cor. 6:18). He is the GOD  of Abraham. Gen.  17
  • The Lord of Sabbath: Christ gave the Sabbath (Gen.  2, Exo. 20) and is the Lord of it, symbolizing His role as Creator and Father who sanctifies His people.
  • The Living God: CHRIST THE LORD  is the living God who spoke creation into existence and gives life to all (Acts 17:24-28,  Deut. 5: 26 He is Israel’s GOD  ).
  • The Comforter and Spirit of Truth: The Holy Spirit, the Comforter sent by the Father ( HOLY SPIRIT of CHRIST THE LORD) in Jesus’ name, is CHRIST THE LORD  Himself returning in Spirit to dwell within believers (John 14:16-17, 26).

Key argument: The multifaceted names and roles ascribed to God in Scripture ultimately refer to the same divine Person—Christ the Lord, who is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

Section 3: The Mystery Revealed to Apostle Paul and the Gentiles

  • Hidden Until the Last Days: The mystery of Christ being Father, Son, and Spirit was concealed until revealed to Apostle Paul and the Gentiles (Galatians 1:12; Ephesians 3:8-9, col 1: 26-28 , Rom. 16: 25, Jude 25, 1 Cor. 2:7, Eph. 1,  ).
  • Gentile Adoption as Sons: Gentiles are adopted as sons through faith in CHRIST THE LORD , receiving the Holy Spirit, which confirms CHRIST THE LORD  as their Father (Gal. 4:5-6; Rom. 8:14-15, Eph. 1: 1- 18, v 13 ).
  • The Heavenly Vision: Paul’s heavenly vision commissioned him to preach this mystery to the Gentiles, who would obey faith and be sanctified (Acts 26:17-18).
  • Israel’s Spiritual Blindness: Israel, the firstborn, rejected CHRIST THE LORD, The ROCK  as Father and remains blind until the fullness of the Gentiles comes in (Rom. 11:25-26).
  • Judgment and Establishment: The preaching of Jesus Christ is both judgment and establishment—those who accept the mystery receive everlasting life. Rom. 2: 16, 16:25

Real-world example: Paul’s mission to the Gentiles symbolizes God’s unfolding plan to reveal the mystery of God’s nature and to adopt believers from all nations as His children.

Section 4: The Fatherhood of Christ the Lord in Salvation and Judgment

  • CHRIST THE LORD  Offers Himself to Himself: The body, The SON  came to fulfill all things according to  the desire of His own HOLY SPIRIT, the FATHER. Jesus ascended to His Father, who is also His God, and offers Himself as the firstfruits of the Spirit (John 20:17; Hebrews 9:12-14,  25- 26 ).
  • One God Who Redeems: CHRIST THE LORD ’s blood redeems, sanctifies, and justifies believers, showing He is the Father who forgives and the Savior who sacrifices (Ephesians 1:7; Colossians 1:20).
  • The Judge and Rewarder: Christ the Lord is the righteous Judge who rewards His children and establishes His kingdom (1 Peter 1:17; Matthew 25:31-34).
  • The Door, Shepherd, and King: He is the door to salvation (John 10:9), the Shepherd who lays down His life (John 10:11), and the King who rules forever (Psalm 24:10, He began His reign in the gentiles. Rom. 15: 12).
  • The Comforter, Spirit, and Truth: Returning as the Comforter, CHRIST THE LORD  continues His fatherly role by teaching and guiding believers in Spirit and Truth (John 14:26; 16:13-14).

Supporting evidence: Scriptures consistently affirm CHRIST THE LORD ’s unique role as Father, Son, and Spirit, fulfilling all aspects of divine authority and care. Before Israel return to Him, they must call HIM, MY FATHER. Jer. 3: 19-20

Section 5: The Oneness of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in Scripture

  • The Father is the Son’s Own Words and Spirit: Jesus attests that He does nothing of Himself but what the Father (His own Spirit and words) teaches and instructs (John 8:28-29; 14:10-11).
  • The Father and Son are One: Jesus explicitly states “I and my Father are one” (John 10:30), reinforcing the ONENESS of the Godhead.
  • The Spirit of the Father is the Son’s Spirit: The Holy Spirit who speaks and empowers believers is both the Spirit of the Father and the Son (Matthew 10:20; John 14:16-17; Luke 21:15. Notice The LORD says ‘ I WILL give you a mouth to speak. And it was CHRIST THE LORD, who said to Moses Exo. 4: 15 same . ).
  • Worship in Spirit and Truth: True worshipers worship the Father—who is Christ in Spirit and Truth—revealed fully only in the last days (John 4:23-24).
  • The Promise of the Father is the Holy Spirit: The Spirit sent at Pentecost is the Father Himself dwelling within believers (Luke 24:49; Acts 1:4-5, John 20: 22 ).

Key insight: The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are distinct (different times and ages manifested) yet one, with the Father identified as the Spirit and words of CHRIST THE LORD , forming an inseparable divine ONENESS.

Section 6: The Names and Titles of Christ the Lord – Divine Fulfillment

  • Comprehensive Divine Titles: The text lists over 70 titles and roles attributed to Christ the Lord, including Everlasting Father, Creator, Redeemer, Shepherd, Comforter, Almighty, King of Glory, Holy One of Israel, EVERLASTING KING, Everlasting GOD  and the Word of God.
  • Fulfillment of All Names in One: Each name represents an attribute or role that Christ fulfills to complete the divine plan of salvation and restoration.
  • The Creator as the One True God: CHRIST THE LORD   as the Creator is the ultimate Father who made all things, gave life, and will make all things new (Rev. 21:5). In Him we become new creatures.
  • The Alpha and Omega: CHRIST THE LORD  is the beginning and the end, the eternal God who gives life and reigns forever (Rev. 1:8; 21:6).
  • The Perfect Father: He desires human perfection as the perfect Father who sanctifies and loves His children (Matthew 5:48) 1 Pet 1: 15-16

Fact: The unity of all these names in CHRIST THE LORD  confirms the divine oneness and counters any doctrine suggesting multiple gods.

Section 7: The Eternal Plan – From Creation to New Creation

  • God’s Covenant with Noah: The everlasting covenant with Noah includes all flesh and is remembered in the times of refreshing when CHRIST THE LORD  pours out His Spirit on all (Gen. 9:12-17; Acts 2:17, luk 3:6).
  • The Day of Visitation and Judgment: The era of judgment is the Laodicean church age, when Israel is cut off, and gentiles are called to faith and repentance (Hos. 9:7; John 9:39). And that is the Day of THE LORD, which is the times of gentiles Eze. 30: 3.
  • The Mystery of God Revealed in Judgment: The mystery of CHRIST THE LORD  as Father, Son, and Spirit is revealed fully at the last day, offering salvation and eternal life (John 16:25; 1 John 5:20).
  • The Restoration of Israel and Gentiles: Gentiles are grafted in as sons by faith, while Israel will be restored after spiritual blindness is lifted (Romans 11; Isaiah 60).
  • CHRIST THE LORD ’s Return in Glory: CHRIST THE LORD  will come in His OWN GLORY and the Father’s glory, (as HE IS BACK TO THE FATHER now) to judge, establish, and glorify His saints (Luke 9:26; 2 Thess. 1:10).

Real-world application: The unfolding of this plan demands faith, repentance, and acceptance of CHRIST THE LORD  as the One God and Father to partake in everlasting life.

Section 8: Practical Implications for Believers

  • Faith and Obedience: Believers are called to obey the faith given by CHRIST THE LORD, as HE IS THE Author and Finisher  of faith, Heb. 12: 2   and His apostles, glorifying His name and keeping His commandments (James 2; John 15:14).
  • Baptism in One Name: Baptism is to be done in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—understood now as one God manifested in CHRIST THE LORD  (Matthew 28:19-20).
  • Sanctification and Holiness: CHRIST THE LORD  sanctifies His people through His Word and Spirit, calling them to holiness and perfection
  • The Promise of the Father: The Holy Spirit, the promise of the Father, empowers and dwells within believers, revealing the truth and guiding in righteousness (Luke 24:49; John 14:26 , John 20: 22,  2 Cor. 3: 17 ).
  • Worship in Spirit and Truth: True worship is directed to CHRIST THE LORD  as Father in Spirit and Truth, recognizing His unity and sovereignty (John 4:23-24). If the FATHER wants us to worship Him in Spirit and Truth, and the SPIRIT is CHRIST THE LORD, and also the truth. that proves that He is the FATHER. And both Spirit and Truth is given to us by Him.

Conclusion: Understanding the mystery of CHRIST THE LORD  as Father, Son, and Spirit transforms believers into new creatures making them partakers of eternal life and heirs of the kingdom.

Conclusion: The Everlasting Life in the One True God Revealed

The comprehensive scriptural exposition reveals that the mystery of God is Christ the Lord Himself as the Everlasting Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—one God in three manifestations. This unity is essential for salvation and eternal life, as knowing the true God and Jesus Christ (John 17:3) is the only path to everlasting life.

The revelation of this mystery was hidden from Israel due to unbelief, but now, through the Gentiles and the Spirit of Truth, the knowledge is made manifest. CHRIST THE LORD ’s role as Creator, Redeemer, Judge, Shepherd, and Comforter is unified in Himself, fulfilling every divine name and promise.

Believers are called to embrace this truth fully—worshiping, obeying, and abiding in CHRIST THE LORD  and His words, which are Spirit and life. Faith in CHRIST THE LORD  as Father and Son is the foundation for new birth, sanctification, and ultimate glorification.

The mystery’s unveiling marks the final phase of God’s redemptive plan, culminating in the restoration of all things and the establishment of CHRIST THE LORD ’s eternal kingdom, where believers will dwell with their God and Father forever.

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