I

God has humbled Himself to such a level that He does His work in these filthy and corrupt people, and He perfects this group of people. God not only became flesh to live and eat among people, to shepherd people, and to provide what they need. More important is that He does His mighty work of salvation and conquest upon these unbearably corrupt people. God came to the heart of the great red dragon to save these most corrupt people, so that all people may be changed and made new.

II

The immense suffering that God endures is not only the suffering that the God incarnate endures, but most of all it's that God's Spirit suffers extreme humiliation—He humbles and hides Himself so much that He becomes an ordinary person. God was incarnated and took the form of flesh so people see He has a life of normal humanity and the needs of normal humanity. This is enough to prove that God has humbled Himself to a great extent. The Spirit of God is realized in the flesh. His Spirit is so supreme and so great, yet He takes the form of an ordinary human, of an insignificant human, so as to do His Spirit's work.

III

In terms of the caliber, insight, reason, humanity, and lives of each of you, you are really unworthy of accepting God's work of this kind, and you are really unworthy of God enduring such suffering for your sake. God is so lofty. He is supreme to such an extent, and people are lowly to such a degree, yet He still works upon them. He not only was incarnated to provide for people, to speak to them, but He also lives together with them. God is so humble, so lovable.

from The Word, Vol. 1. The Appearance and Work of God. Only Those Who Focus on Practice Can Be Perfected