Only dead men experience Resurrection Life!
Philippians 3:10
"....And that I may in that same way come to know the power outflowing from His resurrection [which it exerts over believers]; and that I may so share His sufferings as to be continually transformed [in spirit into His likeness even] TO HIS DEATH, [in the hope]
11. That if possible I may attain to the [spiritual and moral] resurrection [that lifts me] OUT FROM AMONG THE DEAD [even while in the body]. (Amplified)
Out of death comes Life.
We die to sin
We die to self (flesh)
We die to our reputation
We die to the world
We die to fear
We die to unbelief
We resurrect into Life
We resurrect into Joy
We resurrect into Peace
We resurrect into a Sound Mind
We resurrect into Power
We resurrect into Love
WE RESURRECT INTO THE FULLNESS OF GOD!!
As we put on the New, the old dies away for lack of energy. We cease feeding on our false identity and are changed into the New Creation Man while beholding Him.
1 Cor. 15:42 So also is the resurrection of the dead. It is sown in weakness; it is raised in power.
Monday, August 29, 2011
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Yehoshua
"Hebrew - Yehoshua translates as "YHVH is salvation"
or
"He who is (or will be) saves"
Yeshua is a masculine noun that means:
"He is salvation" or "He saves".
The Greek "Iesous" is pronounced: Ee - ay - sooce or Yaysoos.
The Greek Iesous then got tranliterated into Latin as "Iesu[s], and then into Old English as Jesus, but initally the "J" was at that time, still pronounced like the German J, which was pronounced with more of a "Y" sound. This is the way that it still is spoken in Germany today. Over time the J sound eventually began to harden into sounding more like the French J which is where the Modern English orginated from. The end result is the current English pronounciation of Jesus.
There is no Yahshua to be found anywhere in Hebrew scriptures.
It is Yeshua or Yehoshua."
or
"He who is (or will be) saves"
Yeshua is a masculine noun that means:
"He is salvation" or "He saves".
The Greek "Iesous" is pronounced: Ee - ay - sooce or Yaysoos.
The Greek Iesous then got tranliterated into Latin as "Iesu[s], and then into Old English as Jesus, but initally the "J" was at that time, still pronounced like the German J, which was pronounced with more of a "Y" sound. This is the way that it still is spoken in Germany today. Over time the J sound eventually began to harden into sounding more like the French J which is where the Modern English orginated from. The end result is the current English pronounciation of Jesus.
There is no Yahshua to be found anywhere in Hebrew scriptures.
It is Yeshua or Yehoshua."
Monday, August 22, 2011
Less Equals More!
"Physicists declare that when one reduces from the atom to the nucleus of the atom, you have reduced in size 10,000 times. But when you have reduced in size by 10,000 times, you have increased in power by 10,000,000 times! I believe this law also holds true spiritually."As He increases, we decrease but in our decrease, we are increased! \o/
Larry Hodges
Suddenly
Malachi 3
"And the Lord whom you seek, shall suddenly come to his temple."
We are being prepared for the "suddenly" realm.
Luke 2:13
"Suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host."
This was at the incarnation of Jesus as the Word being made flesh into this earth.
Acts 2
"And suddenly there came a sound from heaven as of a rushing mighty wind, and it filled the whole house in which they were sitting."
Pentecost - this was the incarnation of Christ Jesus appearance as Spirit into his disciples and this world.
Acts 9
"Suddenly there shone from heaven a great light round about me. And he fell to the ground."
This was Paul's first encounter with Jesus Christ in his glorified Light Form appearing to him and speaking to him.
Our Lord's appearance is as the thief in the night....this long dark night of man will be pierced "suddenly" by the Light of His appearance within his saints.
"He is coming to be glorified in His saints."
"And the Lord whom you seek, shall suddenly come to his temple."
We are being prepared for the "suddenly" realm.
Luke 2:13
"Suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host."
This was at the incarnation of Jesus as the Word being made flesh into this earth.
Acts 2
"And suddenly there came a sound from heaven as of a rushing mighty wind, and it filled the whole house in which they were sitting."
Pentecost - this was the incarnation of Christ Jesus appearance as Spirit into his disciples and this world.
Acts 9
"Suddenly there shone from heaven a great light round about me. And he fell to the ground."
This was Paul's first encounter with Jesus Christ in his glorified Light Form appearing to him and speaking to him.
Our Lord's appearance is as the thief in the night....this long dark night of man will be pierced "suddenly" by the Light of His appearance within his saints.
"He is coming to be glorified in His saints."
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