Sworn of Above

Seeing then that we have a great high priest, that is passed into the heavens, Jesus the Son of God, let us hold fast our profession.

15 For we have not an high priest which cannot be touched with the feeling of our infirmities; but was in all points tempted like as we are, yet without sin.

16 Let us therefore come boldly unto the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy, and find grace to help in time of need.

Hebrew 4:14-16

Could it be then as to you that so strange a thing such as this has now entered in as those that are borne above in his love. Imagine our God high and lifted up now sworn upon his throne after all that he had suffered and died. Consider then too the high priest forever after the order of Melchizedek told who upon receiving sacrifices of those it was sworn of he lives. Being as they say that yet even the ages to come would bring forth his praise. Remember how that some had gone hungry with want I suppose until at last the Lord of the harvest had come to gather those as some tithes were supposed. Though we're hardly at the time of the tithe now for at the point of death and the going above is not forever too late for that though for which some still living were suffering for lack of this obedience followed. See then, the matters of not just the body as his own earthly temple or merely the manifestation to show forth his praise. Rather then, to the heavenly one have we come, even that of Shiloh and what of the Lord. Though I know, it's awfully hard to see this one priest as exalted and holy when all that are known are those of the unwanted, the least, and above all the very much sinful. See how far a cry is it from Christ the most holy, the perfect, and pure. Remember that too for sin he had once suffered being led so without the camp very much rather all for the purpose of cleansing within. Lest some of you wonder, such is the very one thing to which the Levitical covenant had not yet of minister even touching the soul. For by faith it was founded, a shadow of the things yet later on to be seen though not very much certain. Should faith then be seen the hope at last does appear as those without the house being found of the framing and stuff that the house might not appear to them of whom it was witnessed that he very much lived. So too them are these really as made up of the house, being rooted, found, and even so grounded being made one as with the body and blood of the Lord. Might well you wonder now how that our God had experienced life to the fullest being found after the serpent made unto dust. So then to an eternal being without time, ending, or days this too would have been too cruel of a sentence to have uttered as anything thus. Indeed, having become like unto one of those dark demonic expressions of which the man of sin had utterance and knowledge and translations so thus. What a contrast it is to Christ Jesus in the days that have followed and too some comfort here thus. That the man of sorrows had come to bear all our burdens and so to take them away not as the suffering servant. But very much as our merciful Savior and Friend. Herein is a perspective long since forgotten about that the devil very much lacks indeed you will find. For as in Joseph when Jesus Christ had hung there and died, it seemed Genesis 50:20 had been obsolete rendered. So too among many brethren with the hope of bringing all to his glory and reconciling the whole world on back to his Son, would our God lose not any or be suffered of none. See, for the Word to exist very much truly it required fulfillment in all points such as this perspective of all things turned around for the good. Yet not as though the ages to come had gotten drunken or otherwise tired nor yet the angels as the boasters which followed. So then in this eternal place rendered, it necessitated that our God be found of his own order as after his house. Unto the angels then he came as unto the last having descended down unto this world and the legions of man. See here his tribe yet in Levi as to the lesser bowed before whom the greater has come. Though being angelic and always beyond somewhat of perfect, thusly was he much more than the dust in which he wrote as some had supposed. Indeed, whether abandoned or left has there never been a time his glory not followed. But so too it mattered not what of the crowds whether voices raised in condemnation, judgement, or the leaders of thus. For in all things our God still walks with the just as in Enoch which followed him daily until all that had been was nothing that's left. Yet till the ages it seemed that let heaven and earth not pass away without such a Word as this it is widely supposed. Then too might well you wonder what of the mystery contained here at the last, that of your own hearts and your lives, and so also what of the just.