The Gospel of the Glory of God and the Glory of Christ | Systemic Teaching about Christian Life

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9. The Glory of the Lord is the Facet of the Gospel that Highlights the One Who Can Guide and Support Someone to be “More than a Conqueror or Winner”

10. The Ultimate Benefit that Comes from Knowing the Glory of God

11. The Glory of God in the Face of Christ

11-a. The Glory Specifically Emphasized by the Gospel of Glory

11-b. The Glory of God in the Face of Christ Sent in the Flesh into the World

11-c. The Glory of God in the Face of the Risen Christ and Present with Us in the Present

11-d. The Glory of God in the Face of Christ through Whom God Puts into Operation Everything He Offers in His Gospel

11-e. The Glory of God in the Face of the Christ Who Lives Forever

12. The Glory of the One in Whom There Are Multiple Ministries and Who Exercises them Together and in Full Harmony

13. The Glory of the Light of the Gospel of Glory

14. The Glory of the One Mediator Between God and People

15. The Glory of Him Who Takes Away the Old and Establishes the New

16. The Glory of Him Who Takes Away the First and Establishes the Second

16-a. The Importance of Understanding in More Detail the Ministry of Christ that Made it Possible to Take Away the First and Establish the Second

16-b. The Central Theme both in What Is Called First and in What Is Called Second

16-c. The Set of the Main Aspects That Are Involved with What Is Called a Priesthood

16-d. Central Aspects of a Priesthood when Seen from the Viewpoint of a Relationship

16-e. The Priesthood Being Changed, of Necessity there is also a Change of the Law

16-f. Differentiating the First and the Second Priesthoods from Other Priesthoods in the World

16-g. Introducing the Distinction Between the Priesthood Called First and the Priesthood Named Second

16-h. The Temporal Factor and the Record in the Scriptures of the So-called First Priesthood

16-i. The Proximity of the First Priesthood to the Other Priesthoods of the World and the Exclusive Present and Eternal Validity of the Second Priesthood

16-j. The “Two”, not “Three”, Life Positions that are Revealed in Understanding the First and Second Priesthoods

16-k. The Historical Factor That Introduced the Priesthood Also Called the First

16-l. The Law and Covenant Introduced from the Historical Introduction to the So-called First Priesthood

16-m. Taking even a Little Closer Look at the Context in which the So-called First Priesthood Was Suggested

16-n. The Glory of Christ as the Unique One Who Fulfilled the Law of the First Priesthood so that It Could Be Taken Away

16-o. Removing an Entire Set Implies that also All Items of the Set Are Removed

16-p. The Faithfulness and Temporality of Moses, Joshua, and Several Other Prophets Despite the First Priesthood

16-q. The Differences Between the First and the Second Priesthoods Are Gigantic or Striking already from their Essential Points

16-r. The Application of the Removal of the First and the Establishment of the Second in Personal Life

17. The Glory of the Mediator of the New Covenant, and Not the Old

18. Propositions Proclaimed as New Covenant, but which, in reality, Are Based on the Motivations of the Old Covenant

18-a. The Role of Motivations in Turning towards Aspects Similar to Those Associated with the Old Covenant

18-b. The Motivation to Walk by Sight and Not Through Faith in God

18-c. The Motivation for Being in Control

18-d. Motivation for Glory Before People or the Present World

18-e. The Motivation for Traditions, Cultures, Familiar Things or Collectivities

18-f. The Motivation for Material Things or the Motivation of Greed

19. The Glory of Christ as the Heavenly High Priest

20. The Glory of Christ as the High Priest According to the Order of Melchizedek

20-a. The Introduction to the Expression Priestly Order and the Order of Melchizedek

20-b. The Multiplicity of Names and References Associated with the Two Priesthoods Highlighted in the Book of Hebrews

20-c. The Origin and Succession of the Characters Acting in the Priesthood of the Order of Aaron and the Order of Melchizedek

20-d. Corruptible Lineage and Incorruptible Lineage

20-e. Corruptible Promises or Incorruptible Promises

20-f. Earthly Priestly Service and Tabernacle or Heavenly Priestly Service and Tabernacle

20-g. Human Righteousness or God’s Righteousness

20-h. Priesthood Symbolic or Figurative for the Present Time, or True and Eternal Priesthood

20-i. A Priesthood that Consumes Gifts, Sacrifices, and Life or A Priesthood that Grants Grace, Novelty of Life, and Gifts

20-j. A Priesthood that Dissimulates Concerning Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Solutions or A Priesthood that Illuminates the Heart and Offers True Diagnosis and Solution

20-k. Here is the Question: Periodically Changing Priests, Temples, Structures, and Methods or a Unique Change to a Unique, Perfect, and Permanent Priesthood?

21. Who was Melchizedek?

22. The Glorious Work or Living Ministry of the Unique High Priest Jesus for the Newness of Life, Conscience, and Fellowship with God of Each Person Who Believes in Him

23. The Glory Full of Love and Mercy of the High Priest Jesus Who Leads Us to the Other Facets of God’s Glory

24. The Glory of the Priesthood whose Freedom to Act and Accept People Is Not Limited to Natural Barriers: In Christ There Is “Neither” and “Nor”

24-a. Freedom and Acceptance of Persons that Accompanying People

24-b. Freedom and Acceptance of People that Operate According to God’s Mercy and Not According to People’s Self-Judgment

24-c. Freedom and Acceptance of Persons Not Based on Individuals’ Natural Characteristics

25. The Glory of the High Priest Who Calls Us to Be in Him or for what is Called To Be In Christ

26. The Glory of the High Priest who is a Friendly Advocate before the Heavenly Father

27. The Glory of the High Priest who is the Author and Finisher of Faith

27-a. The Essential Condition of Faith in the Life of Every Human Being and Every Christian

27-b. The Author and Finisher of the Gift so-called Faith

27-c. Faith in God: A Gift Strongly Resisted or Opposed

27-d. Highlighting Dissimulation or Hypocrisy as a Weapon That Fights Against Faith in God

28. Living in Christ and Walking in Christ

29. The Glory of the High Priest who is also King and the Foundation of Walking in Christ

30. The Glory of the Eternal King according to the Order of Melchizedek

30-a. The Eternal King Who Remains a Priest Forever

30-b. The Eternal King Who Already Is King and not Who Will Become King

30-c. The Position of the Throne of the Eternal King

30-d. The Comprehensiveness of the King’s Reign according to the Order of Melchizedek

30-e. Eternal King, Born King, and Made King

31. The Glory of the King of Righteousness and King of Peace

31-a. Aspects of the Character and Postures of the Eternal King that Are Utterly Distinct from the Kings on Earth

31-b. The Aspect of Righteousness and Peace in the Individual and the Collective Level

31-c. The King Who Serves According to God’s Will and Not According to the Creature’s Will

31-d.The King Who Reigns with Concessions of Choices

32. The Central Opposition to the Eternal King according to the Order of Melchizedek

33. The Glory of Christ as the High Priest and Eternal King Who Is also “the Head”

34. The Glory of Christ as the Head of Each Person Who Believes in Him

35. The Glory of Christ as the Head of the Collective of Two Called Marriage

35-a. The First Horizontal and Collective Relationship of the Human Being

35-b. The Marital Principle that Remains Unchanged from the Beginning

35-c. The Condition of Christ as Head that Applies Specifically to Married People

35-d. The Condition of Christ as Head that Helps to Clarify Conjugal Union according to the Principle of God – Part 1

35-e. The Condition of Christ as Head that Helps to Clarify Conjugal Union according to the Principle of God – Part 2

35-f. The Condition of Christ as Head that Helps to Clarify Conjugal Union according to the Principle of God – Part 3

35-g. The Two Shall Become One Flesh

35-h. Christ as the Head of One Flesh Already Established – Part 1

35-i. Christ as the Head of One Flesh Already Established – Part 2

35-j. What God Has Joined Together, Let Not Man Separate

35-k. The Conjugal Bond and the House

36. The Glory of the Lord Jesus as King and Head of the Body of Christ or the Church of Christ

36-a. The Body of Which Christ is the Head

36-b. Christ as the Head of His Body Explains What the Church of Christ Is

36-c. What Is Not the Church of Christ in view of the Fact that the Church of Christ Is the Body of Christ

36-d. The Church of Christ Is One Body of Christ in Multiple Places

36-e. To Be a Member and To Be Part of the List of Members of Christ’s Church

36-f. The Church is the Body of Christ and Never the Head of the Body

36-g. The Body of Christ Is Not Authorized to Have Sub-Flags or Sub-Covenants

36-h. The Government of the Church of Christ Is According to the Kingdom of God and Not According to the Kingdoms of the World

36-i. A Highly Negative Aspect of Resistance to Christ as the Head of His Church

36-j. The Heavenly Church and the Wicked Attempts to Make It Earthly

36-k. The Pretended Ministers and Doctrines Behind Earthly Churches

36-l. Christ said: “I Will Build My Church” and Not What Human Beings Call as The Church of Christ or God

37. The Glory of Christ as King and Head of All Principality and All Power in the Universe

38. Lift Your Heads, O You Gates, and Be Lifted You Everlasting Doors that the King of Glory Shall Come In