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What does it mean to be glorified according to the text?
To step into the full manifestation of Kingdom purpose
What process must one go through to reach a glorified state as per the text?
Going through the predestined journey ordained by God
What did Joseph become after going through processes?
The Prime Minister of Egypt
What does the rise and shine metaphor in Isaiah 60:1 symbolize according to the text?
Emerging from darkness into spiritual enlightenment
Why did Joseph save nations according to the text?
Because it was preordained from the council of God
What is the significance of being justified in the court of heaven as mentioned in the text?
It signifies overcoming legal obstacles to reach glory
What does David mean when he says 'you predetermined my days'?
God predetermined the length of his life and what he would accomplish
According to the passage, what can help someone understand their destiny and future?
The giftings and grace placed within them by God
What is the significance of God writing down decisions in a book, as mentioned in the text?
It turns the decisions into predestined events
What is the purpose of being 'conformed to the image of [God's] son' as stated in Romans 8:29?
To become identical to Jesus in every aspect
According to Romans 8:30, what is the final step in the five-stage process towards destiny?
Being glorified by God
What does it mean when it is stated 'that we might be conformed to the image of [God's] son'?
To become more like Jesus in character and nature
What does David imply when he shares his personal experience of an early awareness of God?
He had a unique experience compared to others
'For whom he foreknew, he also predestined,' implies what about God's decision-making process?
'Foreknew' leads to 'predestined'
What does it mean to be justified according to the text?
Being rendered just or innocent in the court of heaven.
What does the term 'glorified' signify in the context provided?
Functioning in a full manifestation of God's glory on earth.
How does one become justified according to the text?
By presenting a case in the court of heaven against accusations.
What is the focus of the Bible?
Fulfilling God's intended purpose on earth.
Why is it important to answer cases against oneself in the court of heaven?
To fulfill the destiny planned by God.
What is the significance of 'rendered just or innocent' in the context?
Becoming qualified to fulfill one's created purpose.
How does fulfilling God's will on earth relate to being justified according to the text?
It is a sign of being glorified.
In what way does 'glorification' differ from traditional religious interpretations according to the text?
'Glorification' refers to fulfilling God's purpose on earth with His glory.
What is emphasized as crucial for achieving one's destiny according to the text?
'Knowing how to present a case in the court of heaven.'
Why does the speaker mention having a sense of being made for the purposes of God?
Because they received a revelation from the Holy Spirit about their predestination.
What is the significance of the 'called' stage described by the speaker?
It signifies the moment when individuals understand their purpose.
Why does the devil start giving reasons before God according to the text?
To prevent individuals from realizing their callings.
What does the speaker mean by 'disciple nations' in the context of the text?
To spread the message of God across different nations.
What is emphasized as a key factor in individuals understanding their calling?
Consistent prayer and petition to God.
What role does the Holy Spirit play in the process of unveiling one's purpose?
Revealing glimpses of what one was made for.
What different areas are mentioned as part of being 'called' according to the text?
Called to various sectors like marketplace, education, and arts.
What is the significance of individuals getting glimpses of their purpose according to the text?
To initiate a process of petitioning God for clarity on one's purpose.
Why does the devil present cases against individuals before God in the text?
To hinder and prohibit individuals from coming into their callings.
How is discovering one's calling represented according to the text?
As a gradual process over time with increasing awareness of one's purpose.
What did Lance Wall now talk about regarding God's plan for individuals?
How God's plan converges all experiences to bring individuals into their destiny.
Where were decisions about individuals made before time began?
In the council of heaven.
What was the purpose of God's foreknowledge and predestination, as mentioned in the text?
To establish God's will and intent for individuals before their existence.
According to Romans 8 in the text, what is the last stage after predestination that involves individuals' response?
Calling.
In Daniel 7:9-10, what scene is described concerning the court of heaven?
Thrones being set with thousands ministering before God.
What is the significance of the open books in the court scene described in Daniel 7:9-10?
'Cases are being presented based on what is written about individuals.'
'Before I was in my mother's womb you knew me.' Who is attributed with this statement in the text?
Jeremiah.
'My frame was not hidden from you when I was made in secret.' Who expressed this sentiment in the text?
'The ancient of days.'
'Your eyes saw my substance being yet unformed.' Who is speaking these words in the text?
'David.'
'Your eyes saw my substance being yet unformed.' What does this statement imply in the text?
'God had a plan and purpose for me even before my physical form existed.'
Test your knowledge on the concept of God's foreign knowledge and how it relates to the decisions made and actions taken on Earth. Explore the idea of fulfilling one's purpose and aligning with the will of God.
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