John’s Gospel: “The Word Became Flesh” vs Theoretical Physics & Experimental (Applied) Physics

 

John’s Gospel: “The Word Became Flesh”  vs  Theoretical Physics & Experimental (Applied) Physics

John 1:14 The Word became flesh and pitched his tabernacle among us, full of grace and reality. We have seen his glory, the glory of the one and only Son who came from the Father. 

Aspect	“The Word Became Flesh”  (John’s Gospel)	Theoretical Physics ↔ Experimental Physics
Theme	The eternal Word enters time and humanity	Abstract theory enters observable reality
Meaning	God’s divine Logos becomes a living, experiential reality	Mathematical laws become testable physical phenomena
Reason	Humanity cannot know God merely by abstract revelation	The world cannot advance by equations alone
Metaphor	God’s thought clothed with human flesh	Equations clothed with instruments and experiments
Way	Word → Flesh → Dwelling among us  (John 1:14)	Theory → Hypothesis → Experiment → Verification
Function	To make God touchable, receivable, and livable	To make knowledge usable and transformative
Explanation	Truth is not merely spoken but lived	Theory is not merely derived but enacted
Result	Humanity beholds glory and receives grace and reality	Civilization advances through verified science
Mutual Relationship	The Word is the source;  flesh is the expression	Theory is the foundation; experiment is the proof
Examples	Christ’s life, death, resurrection in history	Electromagnetism → generators; Quantum theory → semiconductors
Application	Believers live Christ,  not just know doctrine	Scientists apply theory, not just publish formulas
Burden	God desires people to encounter Him personally	Knowledge must benefit humanity
Prophesying Direction	Minister Christ as life, not abstract theology	Stress verification and application, not speculation
Conclusion	Truth not incarnated remains only “word”	Theory not practiced remains only “model”
Related Scriptures	John 1:1 – The Word was God John 1:14 – The Word became flesh John 6:51 – I am the living bread John 14:6 – I am the reality	Genesis 1:1 – Order and law originate from God Romans 1:20 – God known through creation Psalm 19:1 – The heavens declare God’s glory

 

🔎 Integrated Explanation

Just as theoretical physics must enter experimentation to become effective and beneficial, God’s eternal Word had to become flesh to become life and salvation to humanity. Incarnation is the divine principle of truth becoming reality.

🗣 Prophesying Summary

As physics theories must enter experiments to change the world, God’s Word had to become flesh to become our life; praise the Lord—the Word has become flesh, full of grace and reality.

 

“Meeting Authority” — 7-Day Spiritual Practice Table

 

“Meeting Authority” — 7-Day Spiritual Practice Table

Colossians 1:18 He is also the head of the body of the church; He is the beginning, the firstborn one raised from the dead, so that He may be first in all things;

Ephesians 1:22 He puts all things under His feet and makes Him the head of all things toward the church;

Ephesians 1:23 The church is His body, the fullness of Him who fills all things in all things.

1 Corinthians 12:12 Just as the body is one, yet has many members, and all the members of the body, though many, are one body, so also is Christ.

1 Corinthians 12:18 But now God has set each member in the body according to His own will. 

Day	Practice Theme	Spiritual Seeing	Practice Focus	Daily Prayer / Declaration
Day 1	Seeing the Throne	All authority in the universe comes from God’s throne	Turn eyes from man to the throne	Lord, I acknowledge You on the throne as Lord of all
Day 2	Meeting Authority	Genuine submission begins with meeting God’s authority	Acknowledge resistance in the light	Lord, shine on every area of my resistance
Day 3	Distinguishing Person and Authority	Submission is not to man but to God	Not affected by people	Lord, I submit only to the authority You establish
Day 4	Ceasing Arguments	Rebellion often hides in reasoning	Lay aside opinions and self-righteousness	Lord, save me from justifying myself
Day 5	Receiving Delegated Authority	God flows His authority through people	Learn submission in small things	Lord, train me to submit in details
Day 6	Living in the Kingdom Reality	The kingdom is manifested within submission	Let authority flow within	Lord, may Your kingdom be realized in me
Day 7	Becoming a Testimony of Authority	Submission brings in the kingdom	Testify not of self but of authority	Lord, make me a witness of Your authority

 

7-Day Summary Sentence:

Whoever truly meets authority spontaneously lives in submission and the reality of the kingdom.

 

*Please refer to the 2025 Thanksgiving International Symposium on Christ, the All-Inclusive Christ Revealed in the Gospel of Matthew, Part Six: Christ as One Who Has All Authority in Heaven and on Earth.

Two Kinds of Created Beings Rejecting God’s Authority vs. The Two Rebellions in Numbers Chapter 16

 

Two Kinds of Created Beings Rejecting God’s Authority vs. The Two Rebellions in Numbers Chapter 16

Isaiah 14:12 How you have fallen from heaven, bright star, son of the morning! How you have been cast down to the earth, you who have destroyed the nations!

Genesis 11:4 They said, “Come, let us build a city and a tower with its top in the heavens; let us make a name for ourselves, lest we be scattered over the face of the whole earth.”

Romans 5:18 So then, by one sin all were condemned, so by one righteous act all were justified and had life.

Romans 5:19 Just as by one man’s disobedience many constitute sinners, so by one man’s obedience many will constitute righteousness.

Numbers 16:19 Korah gathered the whole congregation before the entrance to the tent of meeting to attack Moses and Aaron, and the glory of the Lord was revealed to them.

Jude 1:11 Woe to them! Because he followed Cain's path, and for the sake of wages he went straight into Balaam's error, and perished in Korah's betrayal.

Item	Two Kinds of Created Beings Rejecting God’s Authority  (Fall of Angels & Fall of Man)	Two Rebellions in Numbers 16  (Leaders & Whole Congregation)
Meaning	The fundamental controversy in the universe: Who deserves authority	The practical and historical manifestation of rebellion among God’s people
Cause	Refusal to accept God as the supreme Ruler and throne	Failure to recognize God’s delegated authority
Metaphor	Kicking against the goads (human strength opposing divine authority)	Seeing only men, not God’s authority
Way	Self-exaltation, independence, self-rule	Questioning, accusation, shifting blame
Lesson	God’s authority cannot be overthrown—only acknowledged	Only those who see authority can truly submit
Explanation	Both angels and man rejected authority, yet God never withdrew His throne	The spirit of rebellion is contagious and does not cease automatically through judgment
Result	Fall, principle of death, delayed manifestation of the kingdom	The earth opened, fire from God, plague among the people
Relationship	Universal rebellion → historical and corporate rebellion	Rebellion is Satan’s principle expressed among men
Examples	Satan’s rebellion; Adam’s disobedience	Korah, 250 leaders; the whole congregation accusing Moses
Application	Willingly submit to God and uphold His authority	Submit not to men, but to God’s authority upon them
Burden	God maintains His authority while establishing His kingdom	The church manifests God’s authority through submission
Prophesying Guidance	Affirm that authority belongs to God; reject Satan’s principle	See authority, not persons
Conclusion	Rebellion is the principle of death; submission is the principle of the kingdom	Ignorance of authority is more dangerous than other sins
Related Scriptures	Rev. 4:2; Matt. 11:25; Rom. 5:19	Num. 16; Acts 9:5–17

 

Spiritual Integrative Explanation:

• The central issue in the universe is not right or wrong, but authority.
• Rebellion is not merely against man, but against God’s throne.
• One who has not met authority on the road to Damascus cannot submit in the city of Damascus.
• God may tolerate many sins, but never rebellion.
• The testimony of the church lies not in power, but in submission.

One Prophesying Summary Sentence:

Submission is not bowing to man, but yielding to the throne; whoever sees authority lives in the reality of God’s kingdom.

 

*Please refer to the 2025 Thanksgiving International Symposium on Christ, the All-Inclusive Christ Revealed in the Gospel of Matthew, Part Six: Christ as One Who Has All Authority in Heaven and on Earth.

Three Basic Requirements for One Who Represents God’s Authority

 

Three Basic Requirements for One Who Represents God’s Authority

Colossians 1:18 He is also the head of the body of the church; He is the beginning, the firstborn one raised from the dead, so that He may be first in all things;

Ephesians 1:22 He puts all things under His feet and makes Him the head of all things toward the church;

Ephesians 1:23 The church is His body, the fullness of Him who fills all things in all things.

1 Corinthians 12:12 Just as the body is one, yet has many members, and all the members of the body, though many, are one body, so also is Christ.

1 Corinthians 12:18 But now God has set each member in the body according to His own will. 

Item	1. Represent Only God’s Authority, Not Yourself	2. Deny the Self and Do Not Exercise Authority by Personal Opinion	3. Maintain Intimate and Substantial Fellowship with God
Meaning	Authority comes entirely from God; man is only a vessel and channel	Denying the self so God’s will is not hindered	Discerning God’s will versus the flesh through fellowship
Reason	God is the only source of authority; no one can establish himself as authority	The self is the greatest enemy of authority	God’s mind is revealed only to those who fellowship with Him
Illustration	The centurion was under authority and therefore had authority	The cross deals with the self	Bringing every opinion to God for negotiation
Way	Knowing God’s will, thought, and intention	Deny the self, take up the cross, refrain from speaking lightly	Pray, wait, examine, and obey
Function	Preserves the purity of God’s authority	Prevents authority from becoming oppression	Gives authority a spiritual source
Explanation	Personal opinions used as authority damage God’s administration	Human opinions are treasured neither by God nor by the saints	Not only communion, but communication
Result	Produces genuine submission and oneness	Brings peace and the supply of life	God gradually imparts His thoughts
Mutual Relationship	The foundation of the other two requirements	Built upon the first requirement	The key to maintaining the first two continuously
Examples	The centurion; Moses acting only according to God’s command	The Lord Jesus did nothing from Himself	The Lord prayed all night before choosing the apostles
Application	Ask before speaking: Is this God’s will or mine?	Do not use “I think” as spiritual authority	Let every opinion pass through God’s light
Burden	Do not replace God’s authority with human disposition or concept	Keep God’s authority from being contaminated by the flesh	Keep authority always before God
Prophesying Guide	I am not authority;  I only represent God	I would rather not speak than speak wrongly for God	I speak only what I receive before God
Conclusion	The substance of authority is the expression of God’s will	The more genuine the authority, the more the self is dealt with	Without fellowship, there is no spiritual authority
Related Scriptures	Matt. 8:9; Rom. 13:1; Num. 16:1–11; 1 Cor. 4:1	Matt. 16:24; John 12:49; Phil. 2:5–8; Gal. 2:20	Psa. 25:14; John 15:7; 1 Cor. 2:16; Heb. 4:16

 

*Intrinsic Relationship:

Representing only God’s authority is the foundation; denying the self is the necessary condition; intimate fellowship with God is the sustaining supply.

*Overall Spiritual Conclusion:

A person who represents God’s authority does not rely on position or ability, but lives under God’s authority, denies the self, and transmits only what comes from God through fellowship.

*One-Sentence Prophesying Summary:

Genuine spiritual authority is not how much one speaks, but how much of what is spoken comes from God, passes through the cross, and is confirmed in fellowship.

 

*Please refer to the 2025 Thanksgiving International Symposium on Christ, the All-Inclusive Christ Revealed in the Gospel of Matthew, Part Six: Christ as One Who Has All Authority in Heaven and on Earth.