The picture of a woman set apart for God in holy matrimony is not a new image occurring in the New Testament writings of the apostles. The first occurrence of a bride set apart for her husband emerges when Abraham sent his servant to seek out a wife for his son, Isaac, the seed of promise . . .
The relationship between a holy God and ‘a holy people set apart for His own possession’ (Deut 7:6-8), is portrayed throughout Scripture as a covenant relation, best understood in the light of a marriage covenant, (Eph 5:22-33). Israel, the covenant nation, to whom God entrusted the blueprint of His Kingdom (Rom 9:3-5), is portrayed as a woman and a Bride betrothed to God throughout the Hebrew prophets, (Ezek 16:1-14; Hos 2; Jer 3:1-9). The picture of the woman and Bride remained in tact when …
About Liezel
Liezel is a motivated and passionate student of the Word with a strong zeal for the truth. Her end time study on the book of Revelation developed into a few Women’s Study Groups, mainly in Jerusalem. Eventually, after 16 years of study, the teachings were transcribed into a study book; Autumn Feasts in Revelation – Unveiling the Glory of God. The book encourages a self-study, guiding the reader through the book of Revelation in the light of the Old Testament prophecies, and New Testament predictions of the end times. Under the authority and covering of her husband, she has taught many Bible studies since the Lord has led them to minister in Israel. She also counseled many people, guiding them back to biblical principles.