The Red Thread

by Lynn Hadley

October 2026

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Reverend Catania mentioned in a recent teaching that Jesus Christ was the red thread that tied the Bible together; that you could find him in every book of the Bible. This reminded me of a teaching I had listened to many years ago. I found it on the YouTube and I wanted to share excerpts from it, because I believe it would really bless you guys if I shared it with you. Doctor Weirwille of the Way Ministry taught this teaching called “The Red Thread” on March 12, 1978. Much of the material is transcribed from this.

Romans 8:37 - 39 ⁹Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him that loved us. ³⁸For I am persuaded, that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come, ³⁹Nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.

Nothing able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus, our Lord. The light has dawned and it is rising to the height of its midday brilliance among us today. Why? Because he is the way. That's why this is our way. He is the truth and this is our truth. He is the life, and this is our life. He is the light of our lives, people. He is, therefore we are:

This is the go through, the red thread. You find him everywhere throughout the word.

In Genesis, he is the promised seed of the woman.
In Exodus, he's the Passover Lamb.
In Leviticus, he's the high priest.
In Numbers, he is the star to rise out of Jacob.
In Deuteronomy, he is the two laws. Love God and love your neighbor.
In Joshua, he is the captain of the Lord of hosts.
In Judges, he's the covenant angel named wonderful.
In Ruth, he is the kinsman redeemer.
In Samuel, he is the root and offspring of David.
In Kings, he is the greater than the temple.
In Chronicles, he's the King's son.
In Ezra and Nehemiah, he is the rebuilder.
In Esther, he's the savior of God's people.
In Job, he's the daysman.
In Psalms, he is the song.
In Proverbs, he is the wisdom of God.
In Ecclesiastes, he is the one among a thousand.
In the Song of Solomon, he is the bridegroom of the bride.
In Isaiah, he is Jacob's branch.
In Jeremiah, he is our righteousness.
In Lamentations, he's the unbeliever's judgment.
In Ezekiel, he's the true shepherd.
In Daniel, he's the stone that became the head of the corner.
In Hosea, he's the latter rain.
In Joel, he is God's dwelling in Zion.
In Amos, he's the raiser of David's tabernacle.
In Obadiah, he's the deliverer on Mount Zion.
In Jonah, he is our salvation.
In Micah, he is the Lord of Kings.
In Nahum, he is the stronghold in the time of trouble.
In Habakkuk, he is our joy and confidence.
In Zephaniah, he is our mighty Lord.
In Haggai, he is the desire of the nations.
In Zechariah, he is our servant, the branch.
In Malachi, he is the son of righteousness.
In Matthew, he is Jehovah's Messiah.
In Mark, he is Jehovah's servant.
In Luke, he is Jehovah's man.
In John, he's Jehovah's son.
In Acts, he is the gift of Holy Spirit.
In Romans, he's the believer's justification.
In Corinthians, he's the believer's sanctification.
In Galatians, he is the believers righteousness.
In Ephesians, he's the believers heavenly standing.
In Philippians, he is the believers self adequacy.
In Colossians, he is the believers completeness.
In Thessalonians, he is the believers soon glorification…
In Timothy, he is a faithful man.
In Titus, he's the fellow laborer.
In Philemon, he's the love of a believer.
In Hebrews, he is the high priest for sin.
In James, he's the royal law.
In Peter, he is the pastor.
In John, he is as we are.
In Jude, he is the beloved.
And in Revelation, he is the King of Kings and Lord of Lords.

Who is this Jesus Christ? He is the red thread that binds together the word from Genesis to Revelation. He is the doom of the adversary as promised in Genesis 3:15 and accomplished in Revelation 20:10. He is the no night of Revelation 22:5 of which Genesis 1:1 is night. He is the light of Revelation 21:13 of which Genesis 1:16 and 17 is the sun and moon. He is a no more death, neither sorrow nor crying of Revelation 21:4 of which Genesis 3:16 and 17 is sorrow, suffering and death. He is the no more curse of Revelation 22:3 of which Genesis 3:17 is the curse. He is the welcome home to paradise of Revelation 20:2 of which Genesis 3:22- 24 is the banishment of paradise.

Who is this Jesus Christ? He is Abel's sacrifice, Abraham's ram. He is Isaac's well, he is Jacob's ladder.

Who is this Jesus Christ? He's Judah's scepter, Moses' rod, Joshua's ram's horn, Samuel's horn of oil, David's slingshot, Hezekiah's sundial, Elijah's mantle, and Elijah's staff.

Who is this Jesus Christ? He is Job's prayer, Isaiah's fig tree, Ezekiel's wheel, Daniel's Jerusalem window, Jonah's sea monster, and Malachi's storehouse.

Who is this Jesus Christ? He's Peter's shadow, Paul's handkerchiefs and aprons.

He is the lily of the valley and the rose of Sharon in life's deserts.
He is the pearl of great price.
He is the rock for pilgrims in a weary land.
He is the believer's justification.
He's the believer's righteousness.
He is the believer's sanctification.
He's the believers redemption.
He's the believers knowledge.
He's the believers wisdom.
He is the believers all in all in all.
He is the believers completely complete completeness.

Who is this Jesus Christ? He is the bright and morning star, and he's my Lord and my savior.

Hope you enjoyed this and God bless you!

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The Red Thread

by Lynn Hadley

October 2026

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