7-Day Spiritual Practice Table: Living in Christ Girded at the Breast with a Golden Girdle

 

7-Day Spiritual Practice Table: Living in Christ Girded at the Breast with a Golden Girdle

Revelation 1:13 In the middle of the lampstands appeared a man who looked like a son of man, dressed in a long robe that reached to his feet, with a golden belt around his breast.

Dan 10:5 And looking up he saw a man dressed in fine linen, with a belt of fine gold from Uphas around his waist.

Exodus 28:4 These garments shall be made for you: breastplate, ephod, outer robe, woven inner robe, crown, and belt; these garments shall be made for your brother Aaron and for his sons, that they may serve me as priests. 

Day	Theme	Spiritual Focus	Daily Practice
Day 1	Seeing Christ girded at the breast	Divine power operates through love	Pray: “Lord, reveal Yourself as the One who shepherds in love.”
Day 2	Receiving Christ’s cherishing	Christ comforts us in His humanity	Open your weakness to Him
Day 3	Receiving Christ’s nourishing	Christ supplies life in His divinity	Read the Word and say: “You are my life supply.”
Day 4	Power governed by love	Divine power is for shepherding, not merely working	Care for people before doing things
Day 5	Trimming the wick	Removing what is not of God’s purpose	Deal with the flesh, the self, and the natural man
Day 6	Living out cherishing and nourishing	Loving others with Christ’s love	Visit or care for a brother or sister
Day 7	Becoming Christ’s reproduction	As He is, so we live	Be one who cherishes and nourishes in the church

📣 One Prophesying Summary

Today Christ is no longer girded at the waist to work, but girded at the breast, using divine power in love to cherish and nourish the churches.

🏁 Ultimate Conclusion

Divine power without love becomes administration;
divine power with love becomes life supply.

Please refer to the 2025 Winter Training: Experience, Enjoy, and Manifest Christ (Part 4), Week 3: Christ is the Son of Man walking among the golden lampstands.

“Christ Girded at the Breast with a Golden Girdle” vs. “Christ Girded at the Waist with a Golden Girdle”

 

“Christ Girded at the Breast with a Golden Girdle” vs. “Christ Girded at the Waist with a Golden Girdle”

Revelation 1:13 In the middle of the lampstands appeared a man who looked like a son of man, dressed in a long robe that reached to his feet, with a golden belt around his breast.

Dan 10:5 And looking up he saw a man dressed in fine linen, with a belt of fine gold from Uphas around his waist.

Exodus 28:4 These garments shall be made for you: breastplate, ephod, outer robe, woven inner robe, crown, and belt; these garments shall be made for your brother Aaron and for his sons, that they may serve me as priests. 

Item	Christ Girded at the Breast with a Golden Girdle (Rev. 1:13)	Christ Girded at the Waist with a Golden Girdle (Dan. 10:5; Exo. 28:4)
Meaning	Christ uses divine power in love to care for and nourish the churches	Christ uses divine power to carry out God’s work
Reason	His work of producing the churches is completed; now He shepherds and cares for them	He is still carrying out God’s administrative and redemptive work
Metaphor	Breast = love; golden girdle = divine power motivated by love	Waist = strength and action; golden girdle = divine power for work
Function	To cherish and nourish the churches	To accomplish God’s work and mission
Explanation	Divine power is exercised through love for shepherding	Divine power is exercised through action for working
Result	The churches are comforted, healed, and supplied	God’s purpose and work are fulfilled
Mutual Relationship	The stage after the work is completed	The stage during the execution of the work
Example	Trimming the lampstand and caring for it (Rev. 1; Exo. 25; 30)	Christ appearing in glory and judgment (Dan. 10:5–6)
Application	Serve in love and care for people in humanity	Serve with divine power to fulfill God’s commission
Burden	The Lord’s recovery needs Christ girded at the breast	Not merely work, but shepherd life
Prophesying Direction	Declare Christ nourishing the churches in love	Declare Christ accomplishing God’s work by divine power
Conclusion	Divine power is governed and directed by love	Divine power is governed by work and mission
Related Verses	Rev. 1:13; Eph. 5:29; Heb. 4:15; Exo. 30:7	Dan. 10:5; Exo. 28:4; Rev. 15:6

 

🔹 Inner Difference (Key Integration)

Breast-girded Christ (Rev. 1:13)

• Focus: divine power in love
• Divine power is no longer mainly for working,
  but for cherishing and nourishing the churches.

Waist-girded Christ (Dan. 10:5)

• Focus: divine power in action
• Divine power is mainly for carrying out God’s work.

🔹 Spiritual Progression between the Two

Waist-girded → Breast-girded
=
Working → Shepherding
Executing → Caring
Power → Power in love

Not contradiction, but progression:

• Waist: for producing the churches
• Breast: for caring for the churches

🔹 Application to the Church and to Us

• In the church life:
  not only doing works, but caring for life.
• In service:
  divine power must be motivated and governed by love.
• In shepherding:
  first cherish people, then nourish them.

🔹 One Prophesying Summary Sentence

Today Christ is no longer girded at the waist to work,
but girded at the breast, using divine power in love
to cherish and nourish the churches.

🔹 Ultimate Conclusion

Waist-girded Christ → Christ for God’s work
Breast-girded Christ → Christ for the church’s care

Divine power without love becomes administration;
divine power with love becomes nourishment.

*Please refer to the 2025 Winter Training: Experience, Enjoy, and Manifest Christ (Part 4), Week 3: Christ is the Son of Man walking among the golden lampstands.

7-Day Practice Table: Living in Jesus’ Tribulation × Kingdom × Endurance

 

7-Day Practice Table: Living in Jesus’ Tribulation × Kingdom × Endurance

Revelation 1:9 I, John, your brother and a participant in the tribulations, kingdom and endurance of Jesus, was on the island called Patmos, as a witness of God and of Jesus. 

Day	Focus	Practice	Daily Declaration
Day 1	Suffering in Jesus	Follow the Lord by the indwelling Spirit	Lord Jesus, I suffer in You, not alone.
Day 2	Suffering with the Lord	Realize the Lord suffers in me and with me	The Lord suffers in me and with me.
Day 3	Tribulation brings in the kingdom	Accept tribulation as the way into God’s kingdom	Through tribulation I enter the kingdom of God.
Day 4	Living the kingdom life	Live the church life with those who call on the Lord	Today I live in the reality of the kingdom.
Day 5	Under the kingdom’s ruling	Care for the saints in forgiveness and restoration	I submit to the ruling of the kingdom.
Day 6	Enduring by Christ	Abide in Christ; do not retaliate	It is not I who endure, but Christ who endures in me.
Day 7	Waiting for the Lord’s return	Endure to the end and walk the way of the cross	I wait for the Lord’s coming in endurance.

🔗 7-Day Spiritual Summary

Tribulation in Jesus brings us into the kingdom; living in the kingdom teaches us endurance; enduring by Christ enables us to finish the way of the cross.

🗣 One-Sentence Summary

I suffer in Jesus, live in the kingdom, and wait for the Lord by Christ’s endurance.

🏁 Ultimate Life Conclusion

To live in Jesus’ tribulation, kingdom, and endurance is to live Christ, walk the way of the cross, live the church life, and prepare for the Lord’s return.

 

*Please refer to the 2025 Winter Training: Experience, Enjoy, and Manifest Christ (Part 4), Week 3: Christ is the Son of Man walking among the golden lampstands.

7-Day Practice Table – Living in the Glorious Christ Walking among the Lampstands

 

7-Day Practice Table – Living in the Glorious Christ Walking among the Lampstands

Revelation 1:13 In the midst of the lampstands was one who looked like a son of man, dressed in a long robe that reached to his feet, and a golden belt around his breast.

Revelation 1:14 His head and hair were white, like wool as snow, and his eyes were like flames of fire.

Revelation 1:15 His feet were like fine bronze refined in a furnace, and his voice was like the sound of many waters.

Revelation 1:16 In his right hand he held seven stars, and out of his mouth came a sharp, two-edged sword. His face was like the sun at its zenith. 

Day	Focus	Scripture	Practice	Prayer / Declaration
Day 1	Body (Cherishing)	Rev 1:13	Remain in church life to enjoy His care	Lord, You walk among us to cherish me
Day 2	Chest (Nourishing)	Rev 1:13; Eph 5:29	Draw near to receive His loving supply	Lord, nourish me in Your love
Day 3	Head (Headship)	Rev 1:14	Submit to Christ’s authority	Lord, You are my only Head
Day 4	Eyes (Searching)	Rev 1:14; 5:6	Accept His shining and correction	Lord, shine on me and cleanse me
Day 5	Feet (Righteous walk)	Rev 1:15	Walk in the light, reject the flesh	Lord, keep my walk pure
Day 6	Voice & Mouth (Judging word)	Rev 1:15–16; Heb 4:12	Let His word judge and trim you	Lord, prune me by Your word
Day 7	Hand & Face (Keeping & Glory)	Rev 1:16	Behold His face and trust His hand	Lord, keep me in Your glory

 

Spiritual Integration (Key Points)

1.      Body + Chest = Cherishing and Nourishing
Christ cares in His humanity and feeds in His divinity.

2.      Head + Eyes + Feet = Judgment and Administration
He sees, examines, and acts to establish God’s order.

3.      Voice + Mouth = Authority and Cleansing by the Word
His speaking is His judging and purifying.

4.      Hand + Face = Preservation and Manifested Glory
He holds the churches and brings in the kingdom glory.

One Prophetic Sentence

“Lord Jesus, walk among the churches today, cherishing, nourishing, enlightening, and judging us, that we may shine as golden lampstands for Your kingdom.”

Conclusion

The Christ who walks among the lampstands is:

• the cherishing Priest,
• the judging King,
• the speaking Administrator,
• and the glorious Lord.

His purpose is not condemnation, but trimming, nourishing, purifying, and shining, until the churches become the expression of His kingdom.

 

*Please refer to the 2025 Winter Training: Experience, Enjoy, and Manifest Christ (Part 4), Week 3: Christ is the Son of Man walking among the golden lampstands.