Elements of what should be done at the marriage supper

“If you love me ¹keep my commandments.
And I will pray the Father, and ²he shall give you another Comforter, that he may abide with you forever.
Even the Spirit of truth; whom the world cannot receive, because it cannot see him, neither can it know him: but ³you will know him; for he will dwell with you, and shall be in you.
… If a man loves me, ⁴he will keep my words: and my Father will love him, and we will come unto him, and make our abode with him.”Jn 14:15-17&23

PUTTING ON THE GARMENTS

The above are the spiritual things we must accept, the things which the invited guest must ‘put on’, if you will. The guest must be willing to know God and do what he requests. One must let Him comfort them. Loving and trusting in God with your whole being is the first and most essential of all the aspects of what is spiritually implied in the symbolic use of ‘garment’.

Another crucial part of the garment will be to want God’s Will to be done, above and beyond anything else, first and foremost conceding your own will to the father’s Will. Hearing and doing what the father wants is the only proof that one loves God and the only proof that the father will accept. After all, it is the reason he is upset with the original guests, the fickle church-people of this hour. This is what has brought on his ire, causing him to tell his servants to take to the streets in order to make full and complete the bride and groom’s wedding party, to fill up his festive hall.

Pleasing God and accepting the invitation is rather simple. We must ‘put on’ his Word, so to speak, while finding his Will for us. It starts with believing His word, the Bible. The word used for “commandments” in the statement at the top of this page is not defined as a law as such, or in the usual sense as a demand, but rather it implies: an injunction or a precept, and more aptly: as an authoritative prescription recommended by a qualified physician as issued with trusted authority to a sick and needy patient.

We strongly recommend that those who are interested in accepting the invitation to the wedding supper investigate for themselves how they ought to be clothed. How they ought to view it as a prescription for health. Health being the meaning of the greek word salvation (Soterio). Essentially God is asking those who accept the invite to love him, and to do the right thing as he shows them what that is. In order for this to occur an invitee needs two essential things: ongoing contact with his Spirit and contact with his voice via the ‘Word’, which is readily found via the Bible. There one may find all of God’s wisdom about how to have one’s spirit richly clothed with life. Loving God and keeping his suggestions, teachings and wise counsels are found in His prophecies, allegories; as well as testimonies of His obedient men and women who are clothed in His Word. These are the clothes which allow those that seek God to walk with him in faith and confidence to adhere to God’s will in this life.

In the process God is able to give that person a new identity, a new start and a new set of clothes for their new spirit, so that you will be loved and that they will be able to love God with assurity. You may ask us through the website more about the garments in which the guests must be adorned. They are not matters of mystical occult things. They are spiritual. Jesus’ ‘commandments’ (more like imperatives of health and wisdom) lead into richness which clothe his friends in health and strength, they provide shelter from the cold harsh cruelties of this world, against every onslaught and attack which life’s coldness may dish out. Clothe yourself in God’s love by obedience to his advice and counsel and you will not only have put on strength and courage to move along life’s pathway, but you will have secured a place at the wedding table and an eternal friend of God the Father.

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