The Father says today don’t fall into the trap of passively waiting for things that will never come. My kingdom is voice-activated and motion-activated. What you do with what I’ve already said is much more potent than what you are waiting for Me to say or to do further. Things can be different, but ask […]
READ MORE According to some reports the chapter and verse designations in scripture were added in while by a book printer on horseback, traveling to Paris in the 1550s. Is this true? “The system of verse divisions that has prevailed to the present was the work of a Parisian book printer, Robert Estienne (Latinized as Stephanus; 1503–59). […]
READ MORE In Nehemiah 13:25, Nehemiah, (in charge of the city of Jerusalem just couldn’t take it anymore.) The city is restored, and the temple opens again for worship, but the people have returned to their forefathers’ sins. They have joined with the people of the land, married foreign wives, and even their children no longer spoke […]
READ MORE [Leviticus 3] Friendship with God in the Peace Offering. In this chapter, we learn about a form of sacrifice called the peace offering. In the peace offering, we are acknowledging that Jesus is our peace, expressing covenantal friendship with God even as Abraham did of old. The peace offering called for special handling of the […]
READ MORE The Father says today you are an entitled one in My kingdom. When I look at you, I don’t reference your past – I only see the Lamb that was slain from the foundation of the world. Your imperfections, sins, and failures? Lay them all on the altar of My lovingkindness. The blood is the […]
READ MORE In Nehemiah 8, the people have returned to the ruined city of Jerusalem from captivity in Assyria. Nehemiah gathers the entire city to hear the reading of God’s word. For seven days, Nehemiah read and expounded the law with 12 elders of the city assisting him (a forerunner of Jesus and the disciples). [Neh 8:8 […]
READ MORE [Leviticus 2] Visiting God’s Bakery. In Leviticus 2, instructions are given concerning grain offerings are found. Often these were cakes mingled with oil seasoned in various ways. These offerings represent Jesus as the bread from heaven and tell us much about who he is to us and how He sustains the believer day by day […]
READ MORE The Father says today My joy is your strength. It is not My plan and has never been My plan for you to labor in frustration and sadness. Man earns his bread by the sweat of his brow, but that is according to fallen nature and is not the portion of the New Creation. Reach […]
READ MORE “If it Please the King, Send Me.” In Nehemiah 2:5-7 we find Nehemiah serving as the king’s cupbearer. The king noted Nehemiah’s countenance was sad and he inquired after his wellbeing. Nehemiah was afraid for to display sadness in the king’s presence could be a capital offense. Dashing of a prayer under his breath Nehemiah […]
READ MORE [Leviticus 1] The Sacrifice of Christ in Our Behalf. In this chapter, we see that the Tabernacle is completed, and instructions regarding the different sacrifices are handed down by God to Moses. Each one of these sacrifices is minutely described, and no deviation or variation of offering up is acceptable – on pain of death. […]
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