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| Kenneth E. Hagin: The Word Of Faith, March 1975, „Christ our Substitute”, Pages 1, 4, 5, 7. | E. W. Kenyon: „What happend from the Cross to the Throne”, Kenyon's Gospel Publishing Society, 1969, Pages 44 - 45. |
| The twenty-second Psalm gives |
The 22nd Psalm gives |
| a graphic picture of the
crucifixion |
a graphic picture of the
crucifixion |
| of Jesus - more vivid | of Jesus. It is more vivid |
| than that of John, Matthew | than that of John, Matthew |
| or Mark witnessed it. | or Mark who witnessed it. |
| He utters the strange words | But He says the strangest words, |
| „But thou are holy.” | „But thou are holy.” |
| What does
that mean? |
What does that mean? |
| He is becoming sin. . . . | He is becoming sin. |
| His parched lips cry, | Can you hear those parched lips cry, |
| „I am a worm and no man.” | „I am a worm and no man.”? |
| He is spiritually dead - the worm. | He is spiritually dead. The worm. |
| Jesus died of a ruptured heart. | Jesus had died of a ruptured heart. |
| When it happened, blood from all parts | When that happened, blood from all parts |
| of His body poured through the rent |
of the body poured in through the rent, |
| into the sack which holds the heart. | into the sack that holds the heart. |
| As the body cooled, the red corpuscles | Then
as
the body cooled, the red
corpuscles |
| coagulated and rose to the top, | coagulated and rose to the top. |
| the white serum settled to the bottom | The white serum settled to the bottom. |
| When that Roman spear pierced | When that Roman soldier's spear pierced |
| the sack, water poured out first, | the sack, water poured out first. |
| then the coagulated blood oozed out, | Then the coagulated blood oozed out, |
| rolling down his side onto the ground. | rolled down His side onto the ground, |
| John bore witness of it. | and John bore witness of it. |
| Kenneth
E. Hagin, Sr., „The Resurrection! What it Gives Us.” The Word Of Faith,
April 1977, page 5 |
E.
W. Kenyon, „Identification: A Romance in Redemption”, Seattle: Kenyon's
Gospel Publishing Society, 1968, p. 6, 7 |
| |
At once you ask, |
|
„What does identification mean?” |
What does identification mean? |
|
It means our complete union with |
It means our complete union with |
| Christ. | Him in
His Substitutionary Sacrifice. |
|
This gives us the key which |
This gives us the key which |
|
unlocks the great teaching of |
unlocks the great teachings of |
|
identification. |
identification. |
|
Christ became one with us in sin |
Christ became one with us in sin |
|
that we might become one with |
that we might become one with |
|
Him in righteousness. |
Him in righteousness. |
|
He became as we were to the end |
He became as we were to the end |
|
that we might become as He is now. |
that we might become as He is now. |
|
He died to make us live |
He died to make us live. |
|
He became weak to make us strong |
He became weak to make us strong. |
|
He suffered shame to give us glory. |
He suffered shame to give us glory. |
|
He went to hell |
He went to hell |
|
to take us to heaven. |
to take us to heaven. |
|
He was condemned to justify us. |
He was condemned to justify us. |
|
He was made sick that healing |
He was made sick that healing |
|
might be ours. |
might be ours. |
| Kenneth E. Hagin, Sr., „The Name Of Jesus: The More Excellent Name”; The Word of Faith, April 1976, pages 4 - 6 | E. W. Kenyon, „The Wonderful Name Of Jesus”, Seattle: Kenyon's Gospel Publishing Society, 1927, pages 8, 9, 11) |
| Here is a picture of Christ in | The picture here is of Christ. . . |
| awful combat with the hosts of | in awful combat with the hosts of |
|
darkness. It gives us a glimpse |
darkness. It gives us a glimpse |
|
of the tremendous victory He won |
of the tremendous battle and victory |
| before He rose from the dead. | that Jesus won before He rose from |
|
The margin of King James reads, |
the dead. The margin reads: |
|
„He put off from Himself the |
„Having put off from Himself the |
| principalities and the powers.” | principalities and powers.” |
| It is quite obvious and evident |
It is evident that |
|
the whole demon host, when they |
that whole demon hosts, when they |
| had Jesus within their power |
saw Jesus in their power simply |
| intended to swamp Him, to overwhelm |
intended to swamp Him, overwhelm |
|
Him, and to hold Him in fearful |
Him, and they held Him in fearful |
|
bondage. But the cry came forth |
bondage until the cry came forth |
|
from the throne of God that Jesus |
from the throne of God that Jesus |
| had met the demands of Justice, that | had met the demands of justice; that |
|
the sin problem has been settled |
the sin problem was settled, |
|
and man's redemption was a fact. |
that man's redemption was a fact. |
|
And when this cry reached the dark |
When that cry reached the dark |
|
regions, Jesus rose and threw back |
regions, Jesus arose and hurled back |
|
the host of demons and met Satan |
the host of darkness, and met Satan |
|
in awful combat. |
in awful combat. |
|
God has made this investment for |
God has made this investment for |
|
the Church: |
the benefit of the church. |
|
He has made this deposit on which |
He has made this deposit on which |
|
the Church has a right to draw for |
the church has a right to draw for |
|
Her every need. |
her every need. |
|
Oh, that our eyes wold open, |
Oh that our eyes were open; |
|
that our souls would dare rise |
that our souls would dare to rise |
| in the realm of the omnipotent |
into the realm of the Omnipotence |
|
where that Name would mean to us |
where the name would mean us |
| all that God the Father intended | all that the Father has invested in it. |
| it to mean! In one sense, | |
| this is practically unexplored | This is practically an unexplored |
|
table land in Christian experience. |
tableland in Christian experience. |
| Kennet E. Hagin Sr., „God Heals through the Spirit of Man”, Word of Faith December 1977, page 5 | E. W. Kenyon, „Jesus the Healer”, Kenyon's Gospel Publishing Society, 1940, page 90 |
| |
You must have seen as you have |
| God's method of physical | studied this book that |
|
healing is spiritual. |
healing is spiritual. |
|
It is not mental as Christian |
It is not mental as Christian |
|
Science, Unity and other |
Science and Unity and other |
|
metaphysical teachers claim. |
metaphysical teachers claim. |
|
Neither is it physical as the |
Neither is it physical as the |
|
medical world teaches. When man |
medical world teaches. When man |
|
heals, he must do it either through |
heals, he must either do it through |
| the mind or through the physical |
the mind. . . or he does it through |
|
body. When God heals |
the physical body. . . When God |
| He heals through the human spirit, | heals He heals through the spirit. |
| for God is a Spirit. |
We can understand that |
| Life's greatest forces |
the greatest forces in life |
|
are spiritual forces. |
are spiritual forces. |
| Love and hate, faith and fear, |
Love and hate, fear and faith, |
| joy and peace, | joy and grief, |
|
are all of the spirit. |
are all of the spirit. |
| Kenneth E. Hagin Sr., „Incarnation, Word of Faith, December 1978, page 4 | E. W. Kenyon, „The Bible in the Light of Our Redemption”, Seattle: Kenyon's Gospel Publishing Society, 1969, page 58 |
| The fact that there is enmity | That is, there will be enmity |
|
between Satan and the woman
is seen |
between Satan and the woman. |
| through woman's history. . . . |
This is proved by woman's history. |
|
She has been bought and sold as |
She has been bought and sold as |
|
common chattel. Only where Chris- |
common chattel. Only where Chris- |
|
tianity has reached the heart of |
tianity has reached the hearts of |
| the country has woman |
a country has woman ever received |
| been elevated |
any treatment that would lift her |
|
above the brute creation. |
above the brute creation. |
| Woman's seed is Christ. |
and woman's seed is Christ. |
|
Christ was hunted from His babyhood |
Christ was hunted from His babyhood |
|
by Satan's seed until finally He |
by Satan's seed until finally they |
| was nailed to the cross. From | nailed him to the cross; and from |
|
the resurrection of Jesus until |
the resurrection of Jesus until |
|
this day, the church has been the |
this day, the church has been the |
|
subject of the bitterest |
subject of the bitterest |
|
persecution and enmity of the |
persecution and enmity of the |
| world. „and it ... shall bruise thy |
world. „He shall bruise thy |
| head” (the head of Satan). |
head” - that is, the head of Satan. |
| In Oriental languages „bruising |
In all Oriental languages the term |
| the head” means breaking |
„bruise the head” means breaking |
| the lordship of a ruler. |
the lordship of a ruler. |
|
„The heel” is the Church in its |
„The heel” is the Church in its |
|
earth walk.... The long ages of |
earth walk. The long ages of |
|
persecution of the Church by the |
persecution of the Church by the |
|
seed of Satan are today merely a |
seed of Satan are a |
|
matter of history. |
matter of history. |
| Kenneth E. Hagin Sr., „Plead Your Case”, Tulsa: Faith Library, 1979, pages 4-9; cf. pages 23-32 | E. W. Kenyon, „The Two Kinds of Faith”, Seattle: Kenyon's Gospel Publishing Society, 1969, pages 76-84 |
| Here is Genesis, God refused to | ...in Gen. 18 God refused to |
| destroy Sodom and Gomorrah until He |
destroy Sodom and Gomorrah until He |
| had talked it over with Abraham, | had talked it over with His blood |
| His blood covenant friend. Abraham's |
covenant friend, Abraham. Abraham's |
|
prayer is one of the most |
prayer... is one of the most |
| suggestive and illuminating prayers |
illuminating and suggestive prayers |
|
of the Old Testament. Abraham was |
of the Old Testament... Abraham was |
|
taking his in the covenant. |
taking his in the covenant. |
|
Abraham had, through the Covenant |
Abraham had through the covenant, |
|
received rights and privileges |
received rights and privileges |
|
that we very little understand. |
which we little understand. |
|
The Covenant Abraham had just |
The covenant that Abraham had just |
|
solemnized with Jehovah gave him a |
solemnized with Jehovah gave him a |
|
legal standing with God.... we |
legal standing with God. We |
|
hear him speak so plainly, |
hear him speaking so plainly... |
|
„Shall not the judge of all the |
„Shall not the judge of all the |
|
earth do right?” All through the |
earth do right?” All through the |
|
Old Covenant we find men who |
Old Testament we find men who |
|
understood and took their place |
understood and took their place |
|
in the Covenant. |
in the covenant |
|
Joshua could open the Jordan. |
Joshua could open the Jordan |
|
He could command the. |
He could command the |
|
sun, moon and stars to stand still |
sun, moon and stars to stand still |
|
in the heavens. Elijah could bring |
in the heavens. Elijah could bring |
|
fire out of heaven to consume the |
fire out of heaven to consume the |
|
altar as well as the sacrifice. |
offering as well as the altar. |
|
David's mighty men were utterly |
David's mighty men were utterly |
|
shielded from death in time of war |
shielded from death in their wars. |
| as long as they remembered the |
They became supermen as long as they |
|
covenant. |
remembered the covenant. |
| Kenneth E. Hagin Sr., „The God Kind of Life”, Tulsa: Faith Library, 1981, pages 1 - 2, 9 | E. W. Kenyon, „Two kinds of Life”, Seattle: Kenyon's Gospel Publishing Society, 1971, pages 2 - 3 |
| In John 1:4 we get the first |
Jesus gave us the first |
| intimation of what this life will |
intimation of what this Life would |
| do for us: „In him was life; and |
do for man. „In him was life; and |
|
the life was the light of men.” |
the life was the light of men.” |
|
There are four different Greek words |
There are four Greek words |
|
translated „life” in the New |
translated „life” ... in the New |
|
Testament. First, there is zoe. |
Testament. |
| Then there is psuche. That means |
The first one is psuche which means |
| natural or human life. Bios means |
natural, human life. The second is |
| manner of life. |
bios which means manner of life.... |
| And anastrophee means |
The third is anastrophee which ... |
| confused behavior. |
means „a confused behavior.” |
|
It seems strange that the Church |
It is a strange thing that the Church |
|
has majored in „manner of life” or |
has majored in „manner of life” or |
|
„behavior" rather than eternal Life |
„behavior” rather than Eternal life, |
|
which determines in a very large way |
which determines in a very large way |
|
the manner of life. |
the „manner of life.” |
|
Receiving eternal Life is the most |
Receiving Eternal life is the most |
|
miraculous incident in life. |
miraculous incident or even in life. |
| Often we call it conversion or the |
It is called conversion, the |
| new birth. Some call |
New Birth and the New Creator. Some |
| it „getting religion,” but that's |
have called it „getting religion.” |
| not what it is really. | |
|
It is, in reality, God imparting |
It is, in reality, God imparting |
|
His very Nature, substance, and |
His very Nature, Substance, and |
|
being to our human spirits. |
Being to our human spirits. |
| Kenneth
E. Hagin Sr., „Man of Three Dimensions”,
Tulsa: Faith Library, 1973, no
page specified |
E.
W. Kenyon, „The
Hidden Man”,
Seattle: Kenyon's Gospel Publishing Society, 1970, page 40; Two Kinds of Faith, page 3 |
| Man is a spirit who possesses a soul |
Man is a spirit being, he has a soul |
| and lives in a body.... |
and he lives . . . in a body. |
|
He is in the same class as God. |
He is in the same class with God. |
|
We know that God is a Spirit |
We know that God is a spirit. |
| And yet [He] took upon Himself a |
and He became a man took on a |
| man's body....when God took |
man's body, and when He did it |
| upon Himself human form, | |
|
He was no less God than He was |
He was no less God than when He |
| didn't have a body. |
before He took the physical body... |
| Man, at physical death, leaves his |
Man, at death, leaves his physical |
| body. Yet he is no less man than |
body and is no less man than |
| he was when he had his body. |
he was when he had his ... body. |
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