03/12/2012 - A perfect generation

• 
• 
• 
• 

You are sons of the prophets and of the covenant which God made with our fathers, saying to Abraham – And in your seed all the families of the earth shall be blessed.

Acts 3: 25

Our faith in Christ has made us special in all senses. We’re children of God and, for that reason, whenever we need we can enter the divine presence and ask for the assistance we need. We have a right to use The Name of Jesus to whom full authority over evil power was given. Access to our Father has been granted to us so we can meet all of our needs and be kept by the love of God. 

The Word states that we’re sons of the prophets and of the covenant made by The Lord with the patriarchs and that’s very explanatory. In Romans, the apostle Paul declares that we’re more than conquerors whatever the situation (Romans 8: 37). The good news is that there’s not the slightest possibility of our blessing to be invalidated considering that all those riches revealed by The Scripture to be ours in Christ are assured in the salvation package.

As The Word states we’re sons of the prophets we’re actually being informed about the fact that we have inalienable rights. Someone’s descendant, whoever they might be, has nothing else to do to become his or her heir or heiress considering that they’re already so right from their birth. The same goes for us: we’re children of those who were used by The Lord for His plan to be fulfilled and, through their obedience, they conquered the promises. We’re owners of them all.

We’re also sons of The Covenant that The Lord made with men on the Calvary cross, perpetrated through the blood of Jesus. The New Covenant is a complete work in all senses; as long as we’re under IT we’ll never be separated from The Most High. Our sins were put upon Christ and that’s why there’s no condemnation on our criminal record any longer (II Corinthians 5: 21; Romans 8: 1). Our bond with The Father is perennial and irrevocable.

The saved must believe that they’re actually heirs and heiresses of all the promises that God made with Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, conquered by them for us to be more than conquerors today. If you really believe in what the Scriptures say you won’t lose a single battle. A Christian who’s familiar with their own rights goes into the battlefield being absolutely certain they’ll be victorious. For you to reach success you only need to believe considering that it has already been conquered.

We’re blessed as the spiritual offspring of the Hebrews’ patriarchs and, of course, those who are their descendants by blood are also their spiritual offspring. Go through the Scriptures and see what was promised to Abraham’s seed and do consider those promises as yours because that’s what the message we’re going through is revealing.

I want to point out here that the text is in the present tense: You are. The Bible doesn’t say that, one day, we’ll become sons of the prophets and of the Covenant; we’re so at this very moment. Therefore, why not begin enjoying your rights in Christ right now? “Eye has not seen, nor ear heard, nor have entered into the heart of man are those God has prepared for those who love Him.” (I Corinthians 2: 9).

In Christ, with love,

R. R. Soares