Turn to 2 Corinthians, please, this evening, chapter 3.

2 Corinthians chapter 3.

This is our week of increase, and we've called this all a weak vision of increase, what we've been ministering on.

And we saw this from the first night in 2 Corinthians chapter 3.

This whole chapter, he was talking about the glory that God manifested in the first

covenant, you know, when he spoke out of the fire on the mountain and gave the ten commandments, wrote them in stone

with his finger and Moses was there in the glory within 40 days and nights. It was glorious. The fire,

the light, the sound of the voice of God, Moses in the glory, his skin was permeated by the glory.

He was so caught up in the presence of God.

He didn't need to eat or drink for 40 days and nights.

Now, friend, that's where you and I are going to live for eternity in that.

The Bible talks about, in heaven, there's no need of sun and moon and stars because the lamb is the light.

We're going to live in the light of his glory.

You won't have to flip light switches.

You won't want to wear sunglasses because the more of this light you can get, the better

off you are.

And it permeated his skin and his body, and so his face is shining.

I mean like a light, and they asked him to cover it up because it was unnerving everybody.

And the Bible goes on to say in this chapter that that glory doesn't even compare to the glory of our covenant.

And yet that's not real to so many folk.

A lot of people would very much like to go back to hear God speak out of the fire and see

Moses' face.

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