EDIFICATION COMPLEX of the SOUL # 9, Receiving blessings in Super Grace & Dying grace. (8-10-25)

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ECS – LESSON 9 (8-10-25)
3. Blessings of Supergrace
1. Spiritual blessings
a. Sharing the perfect happiness of God and having ongoing occupation with Christ.
b. There is capacity for life, love, happiness, blessing, and total appreciation for grace.
c. The ability to face undeserved suffering in life.
d. The ability to correctly interpret contemporary history, to evaluate current events in the light of the Word of God.
e. Freedom from slavery to circumstances in life and adaptability to changing circumstances.
f. Grace orientation, freedom orientation, authority orientation motivates Integrity and Virtue in the soul.
g. When the things shown above are operating in a believer, he has a total sense of security, whether in prosperity or disaster.
4. Temporal blessings.
a. Wealth, either received or acquired.
b. Professional prosperity: great influence, leadership dynamics, success, promotion, recognition in one’s sphere of life. When God promotes you, you are qualified for the job.
c. The ability to assume responsibility and authority without emotional inspiration or pseudo motivation.
d. Social prosperity including great friends, family, and neighbors.
e. Sexual prosperity with one’s husband or wife.
f. Technical prosperity or mental prosperity: the ability to think, as concentration increases.
g. Establishment prosperity: enjoyment of freedom, privacy, protection of life and property from criminals.
h. Good health might be the best blessing we can have.
5. Dying Grace
1. Definition
a. Dying grace is the believer’s experience of physical death under the provision of grace whereby the individual believer has blessing and happiness in death.
b. His death has a minimum or no pain, maximum happiness, and the soul is stimulated to the maximum in its last moments in the physical body.
c. Not all believers go out under dying grace. Believers in reversionism die under the sin unto death, which is the opposite of dying grace. There are millions of believers who spend most of their time on earth in Satan’s Cosmic system, never being interested in God or His Word.
God doesn’t take away the gifts and promises that He gave them, but they will live forever in a limited heaven with no rewards, crowns, decorations, and places that are off limits to them.
d. Dying grace removes the fear of death — Psalm 23:4, “Even though I walk through the valley of death.” This is describing the manner of dying and dying grace. “I will fear no evil” — dying grace is such a marvelous doctrine that it eliminates the idea of fear connected with death. “for you are with me” — God is with every believer, and especially every supergrace believer, at the moment of his death.
e. Psalm 116:15 Precious in the sight of the LORD Is the death of His godly ones (supergrace believers). A supergrace believer gets the best possible send-off into heaven.
f. Dying grace is a promotion for the believer. Philippians 1:21 For to me, to live is Christ, and to die is gain.
g. God can and does prolong life under certain circumstances —
Psalm 102:19-20 From heaven the LORD gazed upon the earth, 20) To hear the groaning of the prisoner; To set free those who were doomed to death;
Psalm 118:18 The LORD has disciplined me severely, But He has not given me over to death.
Proverbs 14:27 The fear of the LORD is a fountain of life, that one may avoid the snares of death.
Psalm 68:20 God is to us a God of deliverances; And to God the Lord belong escapes from death.
2. Categories of death in the Bible. There are at least seven different categories of biblical death.
a) Spiritual death — separation from God. We all were born physically alive but spiritually dead.
b) Physical death — the human soul leaves the body.
c) The second death — is the final judgement of unbelievers. (Revelation 20:14, 21:8)
d) Operational death is for the believer’s failure to produce divine good — (James 2:26).
e) Positional death. This is part of the baptism of the Holy Spirit whereby believers are identified retroactively with Christ on the cross, therefore we are eternally in union with Christ. (Rom. 6:2 …”we who died to sin”)
f) Temporal death, the believer out of fellowship through personal sin who acknowledges his sins to God.
g) Sexual death — This is what takes place normally when people get too old to have children.
What follows below is not normal.
Hebrews 11:11 By faith even Sarah herself received ability to conceive, even beyond the proper time of life, since she considered Him (Jesus) faithful who had promised…