This is why so many people will miss the rapture, because it is an inward work,the kingdom of God within you,

whereas humanity seeks it by observation, or after the outward appearance, while God looketh upon the heart. The separation from Egypt is the outer man perishing through self-denial; not the body, but the inbred satanic mind and system that has robbed God of His creation, Pharaoh and his followers perishing in the Red Sea of Calvary, by means of the crucifixion and the atonement. First step: instantaneous change or translation of the spirit into the inward kingdom of God. Next, the progressive journey or pilgrimage through the wilderness, that is to say, intellectual differentialities, the pilgrimage of death, hell, and resurrection, bringing forth the inward spirits the souls in prison into the glorious liberties of grace, wrought in the outer man, the new body of Christ, which is Canaan land, having borne the image of the earthy, the beast image, which was derived from the fall, after new birth and regeneration, so shall we bear the image of the heavenly, Christs body and image, the house Peter spoke of in the Spirit, eternal in the heavens, (spirit) not made with hands. Second step: transformation of the mind, this being progressively by means of intellectual differentialities, by exercising the senses and discerning between good and evil. Now then, entering into Canaan, overcoming the giants of opposition (fallen angels) that inhabit the body. Paul said, Within my flesh there dwelleth no good thing, (repercussions from sensual appetites). Third step: transfiguration of the human body by divine illumination and the conquering of the outer man. Its not I that liveth, but Christ, from the world of sight to the world of faith, through the wilderness of intellect. Though we have been taught in the Scriptures, that God hath justified, sanctified and glorified us by predestination, according to His foreknowledge, He hath perfected us forever, once and for all, by the offering of the body of Jesus Christ, and we are born of God, and we cannot sin, because His seed (Word) of faith remaineth in us, and nothing can separate us from the love of God which is in Christ. We are told that we are complete in Him. To believe this, is to comprehend the heights, depths and widths of God's love, which passeth all human understanding. To transfer this intellectual remembrance into a heartfelt conviction of faith, is to make

glorification manifest in the body, a translation by faith, wrought by the transforming of the mind from carnal mortality to spiritual immortality, right into the kingdom of God, just as Enoch did.