Who are the domestics?

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In Hebrews 3:5-6 notice how Paul refers to Moses (a most prominent member of the other sheep)  when he says “Moses was faithful as an attendant in all the house of that One . . . but Christ was faithful as a son over God’s house. We are His house if, indeed, we hold on firmly to our freeness of speech and the hope of which we boast down to the end”. Moses was identified by Paul as a faithful “attendant” in God’s house while members of the anointed Christian congregation were identified as God’s “house” or temple. Today, members of the other sheep do not share in the new covenant mediated by Christ and are not a part of that spiritual house made up of anointed members belonging to the royal priesthood, but they do benefit from their association with the anointed congregation and by their support of even the lowliest members of that house in carrying out their duties as anointed ministers.  In the coming judgment, when Christ finds the other sheep ministering to even the least of his brothers during difficult circumstances, he views it as if they were ministering to Jesus himself. For this reason the other sheep could be viewed as Christ’s domestics or attendants in this house, but not the house itself.  

 

In view of this, Christ’s “body of attendants” or “domestics” (literally: “household servants”) being fed at the “proper time” does not likely refer to the general feeding of timely spiritual food that has occurred through the last days, rather it refers to the time of fulfillment of prophecies regarding “the disgusting thing that causes desolation, spoken about by Daniel the prophet, standing in a holy place” associated  with the anointed remnant.  It would likely involve “fleeing” to a place of spiritual safety by avoiding all worship of the wild beast and its image. (Mt 24:15; Mark 13:14; Luke 21:20) 

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[Kosonen]

 

 

15 hours ago, ... said:

Now i sit and wait  for all the answers in reply...will i be able to reply back?

Revelation 12:6,13,14 speak about feeding God's symbolic woman after she has fled to a wilderness, to a specific place that God has prepared for her.

6  And the woman fled into the wilderness, where she has a place prepared by God and where they would feed her for 1,260 days.

13  Now when the dragon saw that it had been hurled down to the earth, it persecuted the woman who gave birth to the male child. 14  But the two wings of the great eagle were given to the woman, so that she might fly into the wilderness to her place, where she is to be fed for a time and times and half a time away from the face of the serpent.

Then as a continuation Revelation 13 tells about the beast that will require worship and to be marked with the mark of the beast or its name or number. But we who obey God should not do that. And because of that we will be persecuted. And this will promt a flight of God's symbolic woman.

This seems to coincide with Daniel 11:30,31 where it speaks about the putting in place the disgusting thing.

I believe the flight will be to a specific geografic place on earth. That will fullfill later Ezekiel 38.

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