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We are not a religion or a denomination, and we do not support the construction of physical church buildings. Instead, our mission is to build up the body of our Lord God, Jesus Christ, through love, grace, and mercy. We are dedicated to aiding, helping, and supporting the members of the Jesus Christ Royal Believers Way Saints Global Fellowship Ministries Family as they carry out ministries that serve the body of Christ and His Kingdom.
We believe that being in the Church is more than simply attending services or holding membership. We are His living temples, and He manifests His works through us as we seek to meet the needs of the Saints first, and subsequently all others, in accordance with His divine will. This is the heart and mission of the Jesus Christ Royal Believers Way Saints Global Fellowship Ministries.
We don't go, attend, join, become a member of, or have a religious building. We are His living temples and Church, and He manifests His works through us in meeting the needs of His body, the Saints, first and then all others according to His will. This is what we are as Jesus Christ Royal Believers Way Saints Global Fellowship Ministries.
We are the Lord Jesus Christ's total body, with every member working together in love and unity, guided by the Holy Spirit and God's new and Better Way. In Matthew 5:16, Jesus says, “Let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.”
The Jesus Royal Believer's Way: A saint's life is not meant to be lived in isolation but in fellowship with other Believers. For this reason, ( Hebrews 10:24–25 ) tells us to “consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds. Let us not give up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but let us encourage one another—and all the more as you see the Day approaching.” If we hope to grow spiritually and endure for the long haul, we need our brothers and sisters in Christ to encourage us.
( 1 Corinthians 15:26 ).
Jesus Christ’ Sacrifice Was Once For All ( Hebrews 7:27 )
Dear Awesome, Precious, and Powerful Holy Spirit, You are our Teacher. Teach us in Jesus' Name...In the Book of Hebrews 7 illustrates that Jesus Christ fulfilled the Law of Moses and is superior to that Law. Because Jesus Christ is greater, it only makes sense that we should follow Him. One of the ways that Jesus is greater is in that Jesus Christ Precious Lord and blessed Savior, and Powerful in the Holy Spirit, You’ sacrifice for us was once and for all ( Hebrews 7:27 ).
The Law of Moses prescribed that there would be priests who would make regular, repeated sacrifices on behalf of the people and on behalf of themselves ( Jesus Royal Believers )., ( Exodus 30:10 ) - ( Leviticus 9:7 ). They were involved in all kinds of sacrifices—guilt offerings, sin offerings, offerings of atonement, and more—and making these offerings was such a full-time job that the Levitical priests (the Priests were appointed from the tribe of Levi) would not have time to work the land as did people from other tribes. The sacrifices they offered only temporarily covered up the sins of the people.
In contrast to the sacrifices administered by the Levitical Priests, Jesus Christ’ sacrifice was once for all ( Hebrews 7:27 ). Jesus Christ also served as A High Priest, but He wasn’t from the tribe of Levi ( He was from the tribe of Judah ), and His High Priesthood was very different. Jesus Christ was “holy, innocent, undefiled, separated from sinners, and exalted above the heavens” ( Hebrews 7:26 ), ( Jesus Royal Believers ). Because He was sinless, He didn’t have to offer sacrifices for His own guilt. He owed no debt for any sin and could offer Himself as a substitutionary sacrifice for those who did owe God a debt for their sin. The Levitical high priests had to offer sacrifices daily for their sins and those of the people. Jesus did not have to do that. He offered up Himself one time as a sacrifice and in so doing paid for all of the sins of all of the people—He did this “once for all when He offered Himself” ( Hebrews 7:27 ).
The author of Hebrews goes so far as to say that the high priests were “weak” ( Hebrews 7:28 ) because of their own sin, their personal need for sacrifices, and the temporality of the sacrifices they offered. In contrast, Jesus was “perfect,” as He had no sin and therefore no personal need for sacrifices, and the sacrifice He offered was offered only once on the cross. With that once-for-all sacrifice, Jesus Christ paid for the sin of all humanity. As John puts it, Jesus is the propitiation ( or satisfaction ) for the sins of the whole world ( 1 John 2:2 ). This means that the price Jesus Christ paid was sufficient to satisfy the debt owed. Jesus Christ’ death was a sufficient sacrifice to cover once and for all the sins of everyone. John also explains that Jesus’ sacrifice had to be applied to each individual—by believing in Jesus, each person would have life in His name ( John 20:31 ).
Jesus Christ’ sacrifice was once for all ( Hebrews 7:27), and rather than go to a priest who would make a temporary sacrifice for our sin, we are told to simply believe (or trust) in Christ as the One who has resolved the sin issue on our behalf and provided for our forgiveness and new life.
Apostle Paul reminds us in ( Ephesians 2:8–10 ) that we have been saved by grace through faith, and that salvation is not of our own works or efforts, but it is a gift of God. Because of this, no one can boast in themselves—instead, we should give Him thanks and exalt Him. In saving us He gave us new life and provided us a path to fulfill our design. This was all only made possible because Jesus Christ’ sacrifice was once for all ( Hebrews 7:27 ). Because of His sacrifice, we can have peace with God and are no longer subject to His wrath; instead, we are children who are beloved by our heavenly Father. Let the Lord Jesus Christ reply by writting. Amen.
The Law of Moses prescribed that there would be priests who would make regular, repeated sacrifices on behalf of the people and on behalf of themselves ( Jesus Royal Believers )., ( Exodus 30:10 ) - ( Leviticus 9:7 ). They were involved in all kinds of sacrifices—guilt offerings, sin offerings, offerings of atonement, and more—and making these offerings was such a full-time job that the Levitical priests (the Priests were appointed from the tribe of Levi) would not have time to work the land as did people from other tribes. The sacrifices they offered only temporarily covered up the sins of the people.
In contrast to the sacrifices administered by the Levitical Priests, Jesus Christ’ sacrifice was once for all ( Hebrews 7:27 ). Jesus Christ also served as A High Priest, but He wasn’t from the tribe of Levi ( He was from the tribe of Judah ), and His High Priesthood was very different. Jesus Christ was “holy, innocent, undefiled, separated from sinners, and exalted above the heavens” ( Hebrews 7:26 ), ( Jesus Royal Believers ). Because He was sinless, He didn’t have to offer sacrifices for His own guilt. He owed no debt for any sin and could offer Himself as a substitutionary sacrifice for those who did owe God a debt for their sin. The Levitical high priests had to offer sacrifices daily for their sins and those of the people. Jesus did not have to do that. He offered up Himself one time as a sacrifice and in so doing paid for all of the sins of all of the people—He did this “once for all when He offered Himself” ( Hebrews 7:27 ).
The author of Hebrews goes so far as to say that the high priests were “weak” ( Hebrews 7:28 ) because of their own sin, their personal need for sacrifices, and the temporality of the sacrifices they offered. In contrast, Jesus was “perfect,” as He had no sin and therefore no personal need for sacrifices, and the sacrifice He offered was offered only once on the cross. With that once-for-all sacrifice, Jesus Christ paid for the sin of all humanity. As John puts it, Jesus is the propitiation ( or satisfaction ) for the sins of the whole world ( 1 John 2:2 ). This means that the price Jesus Christ paid was sufficient to satisfy the debt owed. Jesus Christ’ death was a sufficient sacrifice to cover once and for all the sins of everyone. John also explains that Jesus’ sacrifice had to be applied to each individual—by believing in Jesus, each person would have life in His name ( John 20:31 ).
Jesus Christ’ sacrifice was once for all ( Hebrews 7:27), and rather than go to a priest who would make a temporary sacrifice for our sin, we are told to simply believe (or trust) in Christ as the One who has resolved the sin issue on our behalf and provided for our forgiveness and new life.
Apostle Paul reminds us in ( Ephesians 2:8–10 ) that we have been saved by grace through faith, and that salvation is not of our own works or efforts, but it is a gift of God. Because of this, no one can boast in themselves—instead, we should give Him thanks and exalt Him. In saving us He gave us new life and provided us a path to fulfill our design. This was all only made possible because Jesus Christ’ sacrifice was once for all ( Hebrews 7:27 ). Because of His sacrifice, we can have peace with God and are no longer subject to His wrath; instead, we are children who are beloved by our heavenly Father. Let the Lord Jesus Christ reply by writting. Amen.
Sincerely, Senior Apostle & God's Nations Messenger, Elder James R. Winfree Sr., Visionary.
Founder & The Only Chief Apostle & Messenger of Jesus Christ Royal Believers Way Saints Global Fellowship Ministries. The Lord God Jesus Christ Himself Alone:
Matthew 5:16
Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven. Amen.
Romans 13:8
Owe no one anything except to love one another, for he who loves another has fulfilled the law.
Senior Apostle James & Elect Woman Betty R. Winfree Global Social Media Ministries:
Love Your Spirit-Filled Brothers & Sisters In Jesus Christ & Your Neighbors:
10-09-2026
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