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Operating in the Courts of Heaven

Nov 10, 2022
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What does it mean to work in the Heavenly Courts or to operate in The Courts of Heaven? When we go before Jesus as judge, we'll be going before a judicial system in the heavenly realm, just like we would have here on Earth. We have a small understanding on how to go before a judge in our judicial system on earth and before we decide to go before an earthly judge we would want to learn everything we could about being a lawyer.


When we approach Jesus as judge, we will want to be trained and equipped so that we can understand how to function in the heavenly realm. As part of this judicial system, Jesus serves as our mediator between us and our Heavenly Father, and our Heavenly Father serves as the judge, and the Holy Spirit serves as our counselor.

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