I want you to note that this verse doesn’t say, “...which will make us...” neither does it say, “...which is going to make us...” The Scripture is referring to those of us who are born again, and it says God the Father “hath made us meet,” which in other words means He has qualified us to be partakers of the inheritance. The Amplified translation renders the Scripture this way: “Giving thanks to the Father, Who has qualified and made us fit to share the portion which is the inheritance of the saints (God’s holy people) in the Light,” Hallelujah!
You couldn’t qualify by yourself; neither your good works nor your righteousness was good enough to qualify you for this inheritance. Isaiah 64:6 called our righteousness “filthy rags’ before God. But God the Father has qualified you through His Son Jesus. What a marvel this is! It means you don’t have to try to be good enough for God. There is no need to strive to merit His grace and mercy through your deeds. All you need to do is submit yourself to His righteousness – that’s your qualification (Romans 10:3), Hallelujah!
Now you’re qualified to inherit all the blessings of Abraham, and all the glorious and precious promises have become your rights in Christ Jesus. Prosperity is yours, health and healing are yours, success is yours, spiritual advancement is yours and everything that’s suited to the total well-being of man. You may never know what your inheritance in Christ really means until you get into the Word of God to find out what your place in Christ is in the now!
Now you’re qualified to inherit all the blessings of Abraham, and all the glorious and precious promises have become your rights in Christ Jesus. Prosperity is yours, health and healing are yours, success is yours, spiritual advancement is yours and everything that’s suited to the total well-being of man. You may never know what your inheritance in Christ really means until you get into the Word of God to find out what your place in Christ is in the now!
