We might ask ourselves, are we spiritually dressed in the fashion outlined by the Lord for His Bride? As the church awaits the beckoning of the Lord to re-enter His garden, are we dressed in the required royal robes, or will we still be found naked as were Adam and Eve after the fall? The church is rapidly moving from Christianity to the age of immortality. We must make sure we are fully and properly dressed for the new season.

Our old clothes were good enough to attend the feasts of Passover, Unleavened Bread, First Fruits and Pentecost. In fact, we were dressed O.K. for even Trumpets, Atonement and Tabernacles. But, to be chosen as an intimate guest and invited to stay for Shimini Atzeret and Simchat Torah, we must be in full array!

The dress code is formal for these final feasts. Only those who are dressed for these special occasions and have their bodies prepared with the special oils given to those that have the approval of God, can ever be a sweet aroma and find acceptance from the King. Will Jesus extend the scepter of righteousness to us as an invitation to join Him in these final feasts? Are we absolutely sure we will not be denied?

For those that cannot answer "yes" to the above questions, or perhaps do not even know what I'm talking about, let me explain.

Before Adam and Eve fell into sin in the garden, they were spiritually fully clothed. Their eyes could see these clothes even as their Father could see them, because they were created in His image. They saw with spiritual eyes or the eyes of their spirit. This also means of course they had His morals. Therefore, they were always dressed appropriately, the way the family of God is expected to dress. When they sinned they lost these clothes however, and they were naked. While their spiritual clothes were on they were not ashamed, but without them their flesh became very apparent and they were ashamed. They were embarrassed and did not want the Lord to see them. They became deceptive and cunning and even hid from Him, or should I say, tried to. You can't really hide from God! We find this scenario recorded in Genesis 2: 25 and Genesis 3: 6-8.

At this point, because they did see through spiritual eyes, they could see only the Kingdom of God. In other words, they were spirit beings, that had a soul, and lived in a body that had been created to enable them to live on this planet. Their spirit man was in full control of their life. What they sensed was directed by their mind to their spirit, not their souls. So before they sinned, the body was clothed appropriately for the spirit realm.

God immediately saw they were no longer spirit beings. They were a new soulish mankind that would mature into the image of Satan. Just as He had covered the body the spirit man lived in, He now covered the body appropriately for the carnal man that was governed by his soul. Genesis three discusses this covering.

First let me explain that when we are born again, our spirit man is resurrected to new life and our soul begins to take on the spirit man's personality. Our body once again becomes the home of the spirit, as well as the soul. God will again dress the body appropriately for the spirit man, who is in His image and connected to Him. So we will recognize the clothes Adam and Eve lost as they are being put back on us as God restores us to our original state. We will one day be completely in His image again.

To begin our quest to understand exactly what these clothes were, let us look at Psalm 132: 9 and 16.

So we have found our first bit of clothing, salvation and righteousness. This may sound very simplistic, but it is very serious, as we can lose our salvation and become unrighteous, leaving us naked! We see these particular clothes again in Isaiah 61: 10.

Did you know that the physical clothing that the early priests were instructed to wear were symbolic of the spiritual clothing we are looking for? Take the linen for instance:

Now let us look at Revelation 19:8 to see what the linen actually stood for.

What if we choose to not walk totally in righteousness?

Robes of separation are another piece of the missing apparel. In Numbers, chapter 19 we find another place in scripture that is foretelling this future clothing. God gives the command to kill a "red heifer" and put her ashes in water.

This water, with the ashes of the heifer in it, is called interchangeably the water of separation in the Old King James, and the water of purification in the Spirit Filled New King James version. So separation purifies, and purification separates! Think about this: You have to be separate to be pure, and pure to be separate. The question is, what are we to be separate of?

The red heifer is symbolic of the dead Adamic Bride (Judaism and that part of Christianity that has become a part of Babylon). The water (symbolic of truth) was to wash the flesh clean of sin and imperfection, and then they were to also wash their old clothes (their Adamic covering they were wearing) in truth also.

God shows us these things in the natural to help us understand the spiritual. Now, with all this information above in mind, as you look with your spiritual eyes of understanding at the garments of those who followed the Lamb in Revelation 7, and even the garments of the Lamb itself, we will see they are wearing robes that have been washed in the blood of the Lamb to make them white. The robes themselves however, if we look them up in the Strongs Concordance, are robes of separation. You see, we must be clothed in robes of separation (our old clothes must be washed in the water of separation or purification) before they can be made white in the blood of the Lamb. We are unclean when we touch the unclean, so we must be separate and remain separate to have our old clothes ready to be made white. Second Corinthians 6: 17 helps us to see this:

This scripture is talking about separating from unclean people.

Here is why we are not to associate with them. Look at Isaiah's warning to the unclean.

They are naked just like Adam and Eve were, and this nakedness happens for the very same reason. They won't stay separate from those that are a part of the tree of good and evil. Note also in the above scripture, that misleading others is in God's mind an "act of violence". Now with all this in mind, let us look at the church with her false doctrines and lies, because God says to separate from it also.