His servants shall serve Him; they shall see His face, and His name shall be written on their foreheads. Revelation 22:3-4. THREE precious blessings will be our portion in the abode of glory: “His servants shall serve Him.” We shall serve Jesus. No other master will ever oppress us again; no other service will ever weigh us down. We shall serve Him forever—perfectly, without fatigue or error. For a saint, this is heaven: to serve Christ alone, and to be acknowledged by Him as His servant for all eternity—this is the highest ambition of our hearts. “They shall see His face.” This is the glory of such service, as well as its reward. We shall truly know our Master, for we shall see Him as He is. To behold the face of Jesus is the greatest favor that even the most faithful servant could ever seek. What more could Moses have asked for than: “Show me Your face”? “His name shall be on their foreheads.” They will gaze upon their Lord until His name is, as it were, imprinted upon their foreheads. He recognizes them, and they recognize Him. The secret mark of inward grace gradually becomes visible on the countenance of anyone who lives in direct communion with Christ. Lord, grant me these three graces even here on earth, so that I may possess them in their fullness within Your blessed dwelling place! Doodjoy fm Doodjoy fm Doodjoy fm They shall be forgiven, for it is a thing done in error. Numbers 15:25. OUR ignorance causes us to fall into many sins committed in error; sins of commission, as well as sins of omission, are certainly numerous. We may, in all sincerity, believe we are serving God by doing things He never commanded and cannot accept. The Lord is aware of each of these sins of ignorance. This might well alarm us, since, by virtue of His justice, God must hold us accountable for them all. Yet, we may rest assured that, through faith, all the stains we failed to notice have been washed away, just as surely as those we did perceive. He looks upon sin only to put it out of His sight, casting it behind His back. Our consolation lies in the fact that Jesus, the true High Priest, has made atonement for the entire assembly of the children of Israel. This atonement secures forgiveness for unknown sins. His precious blood cleanses us from all sin. Whether or not our own eyes have recognized these sins—leading us to weep over them—God has seen them, Jesus has atoned for them, and the Spirit bears witness to us of the forgiveness obtained. Thus, we possess a threefold peace. O my Father, I praise You for Your divine knowledge, which not only beholds my iniquities but also provides an atonement that delivers me from guilt, even before I am aware that I have been guilty. Always enjoy Doodjoy I will make a distinction between your people and My people. Tomorrow this sign shall come to pass. Exodus 8:23. PHARAOH has a people, and the Lord also has a people. These two peoples may live side by side and share the same circumstances, yet there exists between them a distinction that the Lord will surely bring to light. Through the very same events, a clear separation will emerge between God’s chosen people and the children of this world. Especially during times of judgment, God becomes a sanctuary for His saints. This distinction begins to manifest for believers from the moment of their conversion, when their sins are washed away—while the unconverted remain under condemnation. From that day forward, they become a distinct people, living under a new discipline and enjoying unique privileges. Their homes are shielded from the swarm of evils that assail and torment the Egyptians. They are kept from the defilement of the flesh, as well as from the corruption of deceit and greed; they are preserved from the gnawing anxieties and the torment of hatred that devastate so many families. Remain assured, O believer, even in the midst of trial; for though you may face many afflictions, you are spared from far worse evils that infest the homes and hearts of those who serve the prince of this world. The Lord has established a distinction between you and them. See to it that you maintain this distinction in your mind, your aspirations, your character, and your relationships. Doodjoy fm Doodjoy fm your Christian’s Radio station You need to share it, you need ro subscribe, you need to follow Doodjoy fm yes you need to listen Doodjoy fm enjoy Doodjoy
