In (Luke 9:28-36) Jesus took Peter, James and John, and went
up into a mountain to pray. As Jesus was praying, the fashion of His
countenance was altered, and His raiment was white and glistering. There
talking with Jesus were two great men of history, Moses and Elijah. These men
appeared in glory, to speak of the death which Jesus should accomplish at
Jerusalem. Unfortunately, Peter, James and John were deep in sleep, as many
Christians are today. In (Hebrews 6-11), it says, “We will never know some
things because of tired eyelids, we will never know some things because of
carnal thinking”. They couldn't see or record everything for us because they
went to sleep. When they eventually awoke, they saw Jesus' glory and the two
men that stood with Him. Peter said unto Jesus, “Master, it is good for us to
be here. Let us make three tabernacles. One for thee, and one for Moses, and
one for Elias". While Peter thus spake, there came a cloud that
overshadowed them. They feared as they entered into the cloud. A voice came out
of the cloud, saying, "This is my beloved Son: hear him".
In many similar ways, we receive the word of God from Prophet
TB Joshua, the man of God in the Synagogue Church of All Nations, SCOAN. God is
using him and God is working out what He purposes us to be if only we will obey
God's word. One significant point being missed by many people in Nigeria, and
across the globe, is the lack of appreciation either to God or even to Prophet
TB Joshua for providing a holy arena like SCOAN for worship, healing,
restoration, blessing and renewal of faith. Since the advent of covid-19, I
have run out of the calculation of how many people should have visited Nigeria
across the globe through SCOAN and be healed. Through the inspiration of the
Holy Spirit, an avenue to reach out to rescue the perishing and the dyeing was
opened to SCOAN tagged "Distance is not a Barrier". It can't replace
canonical mass worship, corporately praying together, or climbing the SCOAN
altar in multitude with faith and joy of the Lord, or going to Prayer Mountain
with other Christians all over the world. We miss SCOAN and like Peter, we are
truly saying, "It is good to live in SCOAN".
To Peter, it was a titanic stupendous occasion that three of
them were privileged to be part of, out of the twelve. Those three men were
privileged and chosen and set apart and allowed to be in a little portion of
what took place on that mountain top. Peter recorded it that he was an
eyewitness of the Majesty of Jesus Christ when they were with Jesus in the holy
mountain (2 Peter 1:16-19). We are praying along with Prophet TB Joshua and
looking forward to a time of Fellowship together in SCOAN the in the Arena of
Liberty. Emmanuel
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