WORSHIP 24 HOURS A DAY
The worship tower functions 24 hours a day seven days a week, with Gideons rotating every hour, proclaiming, every hour, one of the perfect attributes of the Lord.
Through true worship, in spirit and in truth, the throne of the glory of God is established, because He reigns fully over the Church and it should prepare itself in holiness for the “Marriage Supper of the Lamb”.
24 attributes of God were chosen to be studied in the Preparatory Course for worship and to be proclaimed by the Gideons of worship.
The attributes of God, that are communicable to Man, when proclaimed and understood, bring the understanding of the greatness of the Divine Being and, in their contemplation, we, as children of God, are being made similar to Him (I John 3:1-3), for instance: in goodness, love, fidelity, longsuffering, kindliness, mercy, etc.
When contemplating the Lord in his incommunicable attributes, that is, in His prerogatives as God (omniscience, omnipresence, etc), we have our faith strengthened and our heart warmed by the contemplation of His Being.
The Gideons of Worship begin their rotas after the conclusion of the Preparatory Course; they receive special enabling through the anointing with oil, and they will be at their post until the glorious coming of the Lord.
THE TOWER OF WORSHIP
It is prepared with care, containing pennants of stainless steel with the twenty-four attributes of God (communicable and incommunicable and items relating to the action of God among Men).
In his moment alone with God, the Gideon of Worship also takes off his shoes, in an attitude of reverence and worship to the Lord.
The chapters of the books “Worship – The Attributes of God” (volumes 1 and 2) will serve as an outline for worship for the Gideons. The immediate consequence of worship 24 hours a day for each Gideon is described in 2 Cor. 3:18:
“But we all, with unveiled faces, beholding as in a mirror the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from glory to glory, just as by the Spirit of the Lord”. (NKJV)
