the Incense and Glory

Isaiah 57:15 speaks about a revival that begins in the earth and that takes a people into eternity and which never ends. It also speaks about the necessary details to be participants in that revival. The "latter house" in Haggai 2:9 is the temple that the Apostle Paul spoke about in 1 Corinthians 3:16. When God's requirements were fulfilled in the Old Testament temple and tabernacle, the Divine Light of His presence filled the temple so completely that there was no room for shadow anywhere. He wants to do the same in these temples that are made without hands, to then take them into the Wedding Supper of the Lamb. Almost everything that was done in the Old Testament Tabernacle and Temple had to be accompanied with the incense that was burned upon the golden altar for incense in the Holy Place. As a result of everything being done in the order that was proscribed by God, He responded by filling the Tabernacle or Temple with His Glory. Also, the parable of the ten virgins that is found in the Book of Matthew 25:1-13 tells about the wise virgins having an extra vessel of oil with which they kept their lamps burning until they went into the wedding supper with the Bridegroom. This book uses scriptural passage to describe exactly what the oil is in the extra vessel and how to obtain it. It also describes the connection between the incense and the extra vessel of oil. As such, this book contains the specific scriptural instructions to be absolutely certain that when the Bridegroom comes, we will go with Him into the Wedding Supper of the Lamb. After the cross, the catching away of the Lamb's Wife into the Wedding Supper of the Lamb is the most critical event in human history. Therefore, we can say "whosoever will, let him come," and "even so, come, Lord Jesus." Amen.