Show me what's hidden; Part 246

We of the Leadership Team of Grace Message Church Ministries, being under the special endowment of the Ruach Hako’desh; in which means, we are engulfed in the wetness of the Bible calls the Holy Spirit. Seeing in the 11th verse of the 3rd chapter of the scroll of Matthew; that the Ruach Hako’desh is compared to water baptism; which an individual is submerged into. Then there’s verses 10-12 of the 8th chapter of the scroll of Leviticus; where we see Moshe taking anointing oil [this oil is symbolic of the Ruach Hako’desh, in which you know as the Holy Ghost] after Moshe taking that oil, he anointed [rubbed with, or pour on] the tabernacle [this tabernacle is symbolic to our bodies [as is demonstrated in the 1st verse of the 5th chapter of the Second scroll of Corinthians] by Moshe anointing our tabernacles, he also anointed all that was therein, and sanctified [dedicate] them {for Yehovah’s use]. Moshe, he sprinkled thereof upon the altar [anointing oil-symbolic of the Ruach Hako’desh, you know as the Holy Ghost] this Moshe did seven times [one time for each day of Creation, showing that Elohiym has kept certain men which have not bowed their knees to idols]. Moshe also anointed the altar [in which is, that which shall be slaughtered] and all his vessels [body parts, in which he is furnished with], both the laver [which is his pulpit or platform] even anointing his foot [known as his faithful office], to sanctify [appointed and bid] them. Moshe poured the anointing oil upon Aaron's head, and anointed him, to sanctify [appoint and bid] him. This resting of the anointing upon our tabernacles; it is known unto all who are not dull of hearing; Selah!!!! Those who are dull of hearing, they think something totally different; seeing that their hearts are hardened. News flash, Adonai PROMISED; in the 2nd verse of the 7th chapter of the scroll of Deuteronomy: I, Yehovah shall deliver many nations before Isra’el and His bride known as the mixed multitude. The many nations are the Hittites, and the Girgashites, and the Amorites, and the Canaanites, and the Perizzites, and the Hivites, and the Jebusites, seven nations greater and mightier than Yehovah’s people; when they are brought before thee; thou [not Me, but thou] shalt smite them, and utterly destroy them; thou shalt make no covenant with them, nor shew mercy unto them. This is one of the reasons why Jacob’s two sons being Simeon and Levi slaughtered the males in Shechem and it was done through circumcision, in which circumcision weakened Isra’el’s enemy. Keep in mind, Yehovah will never remove the angel He promised to send with us as is penned in the 23rd verse of the 23rd chapter of the scroll of Exodus in these words: Mine Angel shall go before thee, and bring thee in unto the Amorites. Here’s a nugget, if you will not go out against your enemies; Adonai will bring your enemies in among you; He promised He will. Right now, Isra’el was going up against seven Amorite kings, who came out against Isra’el with ten thousand men who were mighty with the sword. This would be Isra’el first hand to hand combat; for, when Laban came out against Jacob, Jacob’s sons were not willing to fight against their grandfather Laban. When Esau came out against Jacob, but encountered Isra’el, Jacob’s sons were not willing to fight against uncle Esau. But now, it’s Adonai who’s bringing the Amorites before Isra’el and Isra’el must do or die. Yes, Adonai expects us to do things we never have done before, and if we trust Him, the victory is ours. Get this, after Judah’s encouraging speech unto his brethren, that same speech even encouraged his fearful father Jacob, for the 34th chapter of the scroll of Jasher makes it clear; Jacob went with them. Before moving forward, this mentioned scroll of Jasher, it’s mentioned in every translation of Bibles; first in the 13th verse of the 10th chapter of the scroll of Joshua penned in these words: is not this written in the book of Jasher? Then it seems as Samuel answers Joshua’s question with these words out of the 18th verse of the 1st chapter of the Second scroll of Samuel penned in these words: it is written in the book of Jasher. This scroll dives deeper into details of what took place behind the scene of the patriarchs, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob’s lives. this scroll even dives into some of the prophets lives, notwithstanding Jacob’s people rose up; that’s each male of Jacob having his weapons of war girt on him. Those males going out to battle with Jacob being great and small; of Jacob’s immediate family, his eleven sons, and all the male servants of Jacob gladly went with them. Even all the servants of Isaac who were with Isaac in Hebron, all came to Jacob, equipped in all sorts of war instruments, and the sons of Jacob and their servants, being one hundred and twelve men, went towards [not stood still, nor prayed all night; they went toward] these seven Amorite kings and their ten thousand warriors; who were coming against Elohiym’s selected people, and Jacob also went with them ‘seeing that the blessing of Adonai rested upon him only at that time. Yet, he was the most fearful one in the bunch’. And the sons of Jacob sent unto their father Isaac the son of Abraham to Hebron [who was in a seat of association among the society of the Canaanites], the same is Kireath-arba [which is the location in which Sarah died; she being from under the protection of Abraham there]. Judah said to Isaac in a letter [while we’re going to face our troubles] will you grandfather, pray, we ask thee for us, that Adonai our Elohiym would protect us from the hands of the Canaanites who are coming against us; pray that He would deliver them into our hands, so we will not die as Sarah died in your location among the enemies. In receiving these words from Judah, Isaac the son of Abraham prayed unto Adonai for his sons. It does not say that Isaac prayed for his son Jacob, in whom he does not know, his son was more than just one who came out from among him; he’s now one who would reign with him, he being named Isar’el. Isaac also knowing those in whom he labour among; he knew that there was no fight in Jacob; understanding that Isaac had not experienced Isra’el at battle. Isaac prayed saying: O Adonai my Elohiym, Thou didst promise my father Abraham, saying, I will multiply thy seed “Jacob’s sons’ as the stars of heaven, and Thou Adonai my Elohiym, You did also promise me, and establish Thou thy word, now that the kings of Canaan are coming together, to make war with my children [yes, Isaac said the sons of Jacob were his sons] the enemy is waring, yet my sons have committed no violence. Yes, Isaac’s prayer says, my sons have committed no violence or wrong doings. Isaac prayed, now therefore, O Adonai our Elohiym, You being the Elohiym of the whole earth [that’s of the good and the bad] my prayer is, that Thou would pervert the counsel of these kings that they may not fight against my sons. Adonai, I ask Thee, that Thou would impress the hearts of these seven Amorite kings and their ten thousand men of war with the terror of my sons and bring down their pride, and that they may turn away from my sons. And with thy strong hand and outstretched arm deliver my sons and their servants from them, for power and might are in thy hands to do all this. Yes, Isaac even prayed for Jacob’s servants who went out to battle the Amorites with Judah. It was the sons of Jacob and their servants, who kept advancing toward the Amorite Seven kings, and they trusted in Adonai their Elohiym and this was their first trial run in trusting Adonai their Elohiym; understanding that they were brought up in a household of idolatry, under Laban’s roof; Selah!!!! Wow!!!! What a most difficult time to put Adonai to the test for the first time. While Jacob’s people were going, Jacob their father also prayed unto Adonai and said, O Adonai my Elohiym, powerful and exalted Elohiym, who has reigned from days of old, from thence till now and forever. Jacob continued in prayer saying: Thou art He who stirs up wars and causes wars to cease, in thy hand are power and might to exalt and to bring down; O may my prayer be acceptable before Thee that Thou mayest turn to me with thy mercies, to impress the hearts of these seven kings and their ten thousand people, with the terror of my sons. Yes, Jacob knew, in what his sons were operating in, it was the power of Adonai, now he understanding what Simeon and Levi did to the men in the city of Shechem was of Adonai; for part of Jacob’s prayer was like this; it is You Adonai, who stir up war. Jacob continued praying, asking Adonai for that same wittiness to appear in them. Jacob prayed; terrify the Amorite kings and their camps, and with Thy great kindness deliver all those that trust in Thee, for it is Thou who canst bring people under us and reduce nations under our power. Just as Yehovah promised He would; Selah!!! Here is where we will be pausing for the moment, for enough has been said to make you go hmm!!! We will speak with you at a later date, until then, Sayonara!!!!