Christ’s Glory and Prophecy

From: The Church and Prophecy: August 2006

Narrator: Chris Genthree

If we regard Christ as God regards Him, prophecy becomes sanctifying to the soul. If we regard prophecy apart from Christ’s glory, the mind is filled with unwholesome speculation.

J. N. Darby, Keys to Prophecy

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• Christ in the Offerings

• Christ Known for Down Here and on High; the Christian's Normal State; Christianity Lowered; No Foundation for Episcopacy; Perfectionism; Exercises to Fit for Service

• Ephesians 5:22-30: Christ Loved the Church

• Christ, Not Opinion, the Center of Union

• Christ of God, the True Center of Union, The

• Christ on High, and the Holy Ghost Here Below

• Christ on the Cross

• Christ or Antichrist: John 5:17-47

• Christ or the World

• Christ Our Food

• Christ so Glorious, A

• Christ, the Banished One

• Christ, the Center of God’s Counsels

• Christ, the Faithful Witness

• Christ the Hope, and the Holy Ghost, With Our Responsibility

• Christ the Model of Holiness

• Christ: the Object of Prophecy

• Christ - The Preeminent One

• Christ — Unselfishness: The World — Selfishness

• Christ’s Glory and Prophecy

• Christ’s Unselfishness

• Christian a Representative of Christ, The

• Christian Affections; Other Points on Baptism; Difficulties in the Path; the House and Kingdom; Patience

• Christian and How He Becomes One, The

• Christian as a Witness of the Worth of Christ's Work; Experience in View of the End, The

• Christian Being Heavenly; Infidel Objections; French Synopsis of the Bible, The

• Christian Being Heavenly; the Place of Law; Appreciation of the Word, The