The blessing was never the miracle after the obedience. Abraham's reward was not that Isaac lived. His reward was that Christ replaced him.

This teaching draws a hard line between the blessing sons assume they received and the blessing that was always theirs. The argument moves through Genesis 15, where God names himself both shield and exceedingly great reward, to show that the reward is a person, not an outcome. From there the teaching handles Ephesians 3:20 carefully, not as a prosperity promise, but as a statement about the nature of God's giving. What he does is beyond asking, thinking, imagining, and even prayer, because prayer is first a nature before it is an action, and Christ came before anyone was calling him forth. The teaching then turns to the founding of T.S.P itself as a live example of the difference between you doing it and him doing it through you. The cost of the former is yourself. The latter is where sonship actually operates.

SCRIPTURE: Genesis 15:1, Genesis 2:7, Ephesians 3:20, Colossians 1:27, John 20:21-22, Hebrews 11:1

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