And solutions to you this post-Thanksgiving day! OK. Sure. Salutations, too. Ummm....Hi, there! Case you hadn't noticed, the coffee is filling up the room with that wonderful aroma. Better pour yourself a cup before we start.
If ever there has been a day for the manifestation of the Bride of Christ -- the Sons of God, THIS IS IT!
Blessings upon you this first day of the rest of your life! This may sound like a really strange way to say things, but FINALLY! I'm whole again.
Felicitations! It was in the spring of 1963.I was at First Assembly in San Jose, California.James Merwin was the senior pastor.Occasionally, when he preached he would come out with some one-liners, some zingers that made you turn your head and sit up straight.
Barrow, Alaska is the farthest north inhabited place in North America and (to the best of my knowledge) either the farthest north or second farthest north continuously inhabited place in the world.
And Another Good Day to You!(Or is that supposed to be “G’Day?) Sorry.I have lots of Aussie friends – and even a few relatives – but my ability to duplicate their accent is a bit missing.
The whole concept of Glory is one pretty much lost on the world of today. People have become so rational, so academically-minded, so concerned with human logic that the thought of some tangible – and yet inexplicable – visible presence manifesting on a person gets lost in the translation.
Let me begin today by extracting some quotes that Holy Spirit gave to me when I was writing a book titled, EKKLESIA, THE PREPARATION OF THE BRIDE. Truth -- the genuine article -- can only come by the Spirit of Truth, which is one of the seven Spirits of God. The Spirit of Truth takes facts, takes history, takes events which have occurred -- either in our lives, or in the lives of others -- or, takes verses of scripture and applies them in a manner which brings life.
I want to focus on the fifth of these Seven Spirits of God: The Spirit of Grace and Supplications. The Hebrew word, chen, (pronounced, khane) which is derived from chanan, is both "grace," and "supplications." It represents: grace, graciousness, to have mercy upon, to make entreaty or supplication on behalf of.
As I was spending time in meditation before the Lord, the Holy Spirit began downloading revelation concerning the Spirit of Knowledge and the Fear of the Lord, so that’s where we’re going with today’s discussion.