THE GREAT HOUSE

A great house is a special possession of God, an estate of a man of high degree, characterized by vessels to honor with great vessels from the house of God. The great house is characterized by the wonderful greatness of the Lord. Inherently, we can say it was founded by seeing the heavens; the heaven and the heaven of heavens cannot contain it but is also established upon the earth. Adherently, believers are like living stones, built into a spiritual house to be a holy priesthood. In other words, as living stones, they build a spiritual house. The establishment of the great house of the Lord on earth is founded on the engravement work of the chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, and God's special possession.

Attributes provide additional information about the content of an element, So structure is fundamental in helping architect to understand the design trying to convey and to navigate around the building space Meanwhile, being acquainted with the structural components of a building, we can consider the differential functional components of a good house and the final ultimate elements that contribute to making it a great house, such as the foundation, which can be laid with stone or pillars to uphold and provide the structural integrity of the house, creating a beautiful and ornamental appearance that exceeds the imagination of an architect. The Bible recognizes Zion, the people of Israel, as a holy nation that shares in the inheritance of His holy people in the kingdom of light, with the precious cornerstone representing them as a chosen people. About the structural appearance and design of a house we can distinguish a great house by some systematic functional components such as pillars, stones, cornerstones, keys, doors, vessels, courts, windows, gardens, and fields. A great house is not just contingent of the vessels but structure of functionality of different layout of the environment such as the pillars, stones, cornerstones, keys, doors, vessels, courts, and windows, garden, field, meanwhile the vessel plays a specific role in the setting or organize interaction with groups of the great house functioning layout mapping from the external and internal interlude. The concept of the Great House as a divine, spiritual, and cosmic dwelling transcends physical architecture, embodying profound theological truths about God’s eternal purpose, Christ’s lordship, and the identity of believers as participants in His kingdom. To deepen our understanding, let us explore its symbolic components, eternal purpose, and eschatological fulfillment, drawing from Scripture and the interconnectedness of its imagery.