The Perfect Armour Of God

The Thirty-Sixth (36th) Book Of St Paul De Evangelist

As Delivered By St Paul De Evangelist

During Sabbath, On Seventhday 8th August 2020

Opening Benediction

Son of man, son of man,

son of man, son of man.

Let the peace of the Father and that of His FirstSon abide with you.

Let the peace of the Holy Spirit abide with you all.

Son of man, I am standing again in your midst, in your midst, my brethren, in the midst of you people whom I love. You congregation are beloved of God, even so with exceeding love. Let His peace abide with you.

Authorization

Today, I have come to make the word of God get to you humanity. From time to time, God makes is word to sound in your midst.

Full Armour

Son of man, it is the word that is the perfect armour. As it is said in the holy book, let God equip you with the full armour of faith. It is the word of God that is the perfect armour.

Son of man, what did I say?

It is the word of God that is the perfect armour.

Today, in your midst, teachings are given to you, and the Angels are ministering. Thereby, you know and work, and the power and glory which God put in you are becoming more and more radiant. The Angels that come in your midst are not giving you new or more power. Instead, they are making the power already in you to become more and more radiant. Even as a seed that is sown in the farm has all that makes it a tree within itself.

What do water and other things do? The water and other things make the inherent nature of the seed to manifest, for the seed to germinate, grow, mature and bear fruits. That is why every seed not sown in the ground cannot grow. Or, can the ground bear fruits, by itself? No.

What the ground, the earth, does is to help the seed to blossom – to germinate, grow and bear fruits. For all that is inside the seed to be perfectly manifest. So is the word of God to humanity.

Son of man, for man cannot become radiant, God-realized and perfect, if the inherent nature of God is not in him, and without hearing the word of God.