Eventually, every brother and sister will be
Eventually, every brother and sister will be transformed. When we enter into the New Je rusalem, we shall see that everyone is jasper, precious stone (Rev. 21:11).
The Lord is truly doing a transforming work within us. He is not a great eagle, but a little dove—the life-giving Spirit (1 Cor. 15:45). This little dove is the continuation of the little Lamb. Since the Lamb has died on the cross, the dove now in resurrection has His turn to work. Day by day, the little dove as the life-imparting Spirit speaks within you, rebuking you and touching your heart or conscience. Often, as you are in a department store, the dove bothers you from within. Do not expect a big experience or a sud den change. Expect the little dove to move and work within you all the time. We have become involved in a process from which there is no escape. This involvement is continuous and per manent. In a sense, we have inward rest; in another sense, the little dove troubles us con stantly. The inward working of this little dove is the anointing.
We all are under the process of transforma tion. I have observed that certain brothers and sisters have experienced a significant change due to the dove's transforming work. If you say that