In this message the Pastor considers the obedience of the one employed to scatter coals of fire over the whole city. We also consider the likeness of the coals of fire and see that it relates to the Divine presence and His power.

Each member of the Lord's local body is to be actively laboring to make increase of the body in love.

Jesus upon sending forth his twelve apostles declares unto them that it will not be without opposition and even unto persecution.

The one employed for scattering coals of fire over the whole city, was the same one who had been employed to mark certain ones for salvation.

The Holy Spirit told the Ephesian Church through the apostle Paul that Jesus Christ had fitly joined them together and compacted by that which every joint supplieth.

Jesus calls His twelve disciples and then gives to them authority, calling them twelve apostles and sending them two by two, to harvest lost sheep.

God Almighty who thundereth continues His orders for the destruction of Jerusalem. In so doing His glory removes from between the cherubim on the mercy seat, and goes over the threshold of the House.

Philip while expounding to the Ethiopian Eunuch Isaiah 53 and then arriving at a body of water, upon the eunuch desiring to be baptized, Philip said -If thou believest with all thine heart, thou mayest. In this baptism we can see at the very least 2 points in -Proper Baptism.-

Jesus while traveling from city to city and village to village teaching and preaching the Gospel of the Kingdom, looked on the multitudes with compassion. Seeing them as -sheep with no shepherd-- Then turning to his disciples said -The harvest truly is plenteous, but the laborers are few.-

In this view that Ezekiel had the Glory of God stood over the threshold and filled the House of God as well as the court. The sound of the cherubims wings when they moved was as the voice of the Almighty God when he speaketh.