After hearing you testify
that Almighty God does the work of judgment in the last days,
I searched through the Bible,
and I found more than two hundred verses prophesy God's work of judgment.
You say God comes to do the judgment work of the last days,
which is more than backed up by the Bible.
But, I've got a question: God used Moses to do the work of the Age of Law.
Why then is the work of judgment done by God incarnate personally
rather than using man to do it?
That's right.
In the Age of Grace,
the Lord Jesus became flesh for the sake of crucifixion to save man.
That work must be done by God incarnate and can't be replaced by man.
Then why does God do the work of judgment in the last days by incarnation?
Can't it be done by man as God did it way back in the Age of Law?
Why is it
God's work of judgment in the last days has to be done by God incarnate
instead of being done by the man used by God?
You ask a very good question.
This question is crucial,
involving whether man can be raptured before God's throne,
or whether they can be saved and then enter into the kingdom of heaven.
An important question.
Almighty God has said many words in answer to this.
Let's look at some of the words of Almighty God.
Turn to page 44.
Almighty God has told us clearly
the significance of God incarnate doing the work of judgment in the last days.
In the last days God does the work of judgment
by expressing the truth, God's righteous disposition,
and God's almightiness and wisdom
to reveal and judge the satanic nature of corrupt mankind,
and to save mankind from Satan's influence and transform man's life disposition,
and to perfect man, so they gain the truth, come to know God,
and then live out a meaningful life.
And such work as saving and perfecting man
must be done by none other than God incarnate personally.
Because mankind of the last days are full of satanic disposition,
self-conceited and arrogant, crooked and crafty, selfish and base.
They have become Satan's descendants,
and lost their conscience, reason, integrity and dignity,
like animals without spirits at all, not having much likeness of a man.
To save such an extremely corrupt mankind,
God must be incarnated to express His words directly,
and express His righteous, majestic, and wrathful disposition
to judge man, conquer man, and purify man,
so that mankind will hear the voice of God
and see God's disposition and witness His wrath as well.
Thus, the corrupt mankind can be thoroughly conquered and defeated.
They will fall on the ground, fear God, obey God, and shun evil.
That is the result achieved by God incarnate in doing the work of judgment.
You see, God incarnate not merely expresses God's words,
but most importantly, He allows mankind to see God's appearance and disposition,
the deeds of God, the almightiness of God and His wisdom as well.
And they'll see that God's tabernacle is among man, God lives with man,
and man lives before God
while communicating with God, and speaking to Him directly.
All of that is indeed fulfilled by God incarnate.
That is the true meaning of God's doing the work of judgment by incarnation.
All those who have experienced God's work of judgment in the last days
can bear witness to these facts.
It's so meaningful for God incarnate to do the work of judgment
in the last days!
I'm still not very clear at all.
Since God used the prophets to convey all the words of God,
well then, in the last days,
God can also use man to convey His word in doing the judgment work.
Am I not right about it?
Many people just can't perceive
why God doesn't choose to use man to do the work of judgment in the last days.
Mainly because man's substance is corrupt with satanic disposition.
Even if they are perfected and directed by the Holy Spirit,
they are unworthy of expressing God's words,
even less expressing God's disposition,
His almightiness and His wisdom or what God has and is.
Since the man used by God is humanity in substance, with no divinity,
he isn't qualified to work in God's identity.
Whatever he says or does can't represent God.
So he can't do the work of saving mankind.
For example, God used Moses to do the work of the Age of Law.
Moses himself could convey God's words just like one of the prophets does.
So, why did he not dare to speak in God's stead, then?
Because he was a man and he wasn't God incarnate.
That is the substantial difference
between God incarnate and the man used by God.
Some of you asked since God used Moses in the Age of Law,
why doesn't God then use man to do the work of judgment once again,
here in the last days?
There's a special background
for God to use Moses to do the work of the Age of Law.
People in the Age of Law were shallowly corrupted,
and the work of the Age of Law was not to transform man's disposition,
but to issue commandments, statutes, and ordinances to lead mankind's life.
God used Moses mainly to issue commandments, statutes and ordinances,
to tell man how to obey Jehovah's laws and commandments
and the principles necessary for man's life,
and let man know how to live before God and how to worship God,
thus leading the newborn mankind to live on earth.
Therefore we could know His work could be fulfilled by using Moses.
Obviously,
whether God does His work by incarnation or by using man in any given age
is according to the management plan of God and the need of corrupt mankind.
The redemptive work in the Age of Grace and the judgment work in the last days
are the work of opening an age and of ending one,
and they are the work of redeeming and saving mankind.
But this absolutely must be done by God incarnate,
and can't be done by anyone instead.
Almighty God's word is so very clear.
The end-time work is for God to express the truth and His righteous disposition
so as to judge man, purify and save man.
This kind of work can only be done by God incarnate.
Man is not God incarnate or truth.
He can't do God's work of judgment in the last days. It makes so much sense.
Yes, it does.
Now I understand
God's work can only be done by God and God Himself, and not by just anyone.