figurative wine, wine skins, and olive oil

 1. From today's session, I realized the importance of understanding the figurative meanings behind biblical symbols and how they relate to spiritual growth.

☘️ 2. Figurative meanings:
a) New wine: Represents the new revealed word of the fulfillment of the New Testament.
b) New wineskin: Symbolizes individuals who are receptive to and able to contain the new revealed word.
c) Olive Oil: Refers to the word of testimony given by witnesses regarding biblical prophecies and their fulfillment.

☘️ 3. At the time of the First Coming:
a) Old wine: The Law of Moses.
b) Old wineskin: The priests and religious leaders of that time.
c) New wine: The new revealed word of the fulfillment of the Old Testament.
d) New wineskin: Jesus, his disciples, and individuals who embraced the new revealed word.

☘️ 4. At the time of the Second Coming:
a) Old wine: The Gospel of the Old Testament's fulfillment.
b) Old wineskin: Today's pastors of traditional churches.
c) New wine: The new revealed word of the New Testament's fulfillment.
d) New wineskin: The promised shepherd (new John) and the new priests of the 12 tribes.

☘️ 5. At the time of the second coming:
a) Satan's wine: False teachings and commentaries.
b) God's wine: The new revealed word of the New Testament's fulfillment.

☘️ 6.
a) Olive tree: Represents witnesses who see, hear, and testify to biblical prophecies and their fulfillment.
b) Olive oil: Signifies the word of testimony given by witnesses.
c) To enter the kingdom of heaven according to Mt. 25, one must prepare enough of the oil (word of testimony) to receive Jesus as the bridegroom.

☘️ 7. At the time of the second coming, one can receive the new wine and olive oil from the promised shepherd (new John) and the new priests of the 12 tribes, who testify to revelations and their fulfillment.

☘️ 8. To become a new wineskin in this era, one must empty out the old wine (traditional teachings) and be receptive to the new revealed word, allowing it to transform and guide them spiritually.

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