Beloved, Baptizer, Breath of Life, Branch

Our Father, You sent Your Son and named Him BELOVED. Thanks be to You O LORD our God, the Only True and Living God. Your Son Jesus, the Precious part of Yourself that not only created life itself but gave Himself to ensure life in eternity for those who will believe and trust in His Name. The Beloved Son Who pleased You on this Earth, Who pleases You forever. The Beloved One Who Well Pleases You, and Whom You long for us to Hear! And Whom You long for us to Reverence. May we hear You O Beloved Son and Reverence Your Holy Name all the days of our lives! 

You baptized Him O Father as the Beloved and You also made Him to be the One Who baptises Your disciples with the Holy Ghost and with Fire. Thank You Beloved Son for washing away our sins! For standing amongst us and immersing us in Your Holy Ghost even as You are Clothed and dipped, immersed in the Blood. Hallelujah! 

O Heavenly Father, You breathed Life into Man that we become living souls, and in the Ark of Your making was and is found the Breath of Life. Thank You O LORD for Jesus Who is the Breath of Life to us, and Who is yet Breathing upon the souls of His disciples to receive of Your Holy Spirit, to be Born as new. BREATHE upon us O Beloved Son of God in Your Church, in Your Body, in the nations across this world that Your Temple Grow as Your Heart desires! 

O Beloved Son Who is Named as The Branch! Righteous and True, the Holy Light of the Candlestick and the Temple. The King Who reigns forever for Judgment and Justice in the Earth. Thank You for being the Beloved Son Who is the Servant of God the Father. Thank You for bearing the lights as the Offspring of God, the Branch, our Deliverer, who calls us to also be branches, abiding in You, to bring forth for the Glorious Wonder of the Father. 

Hallelujah to the Wonderful Names of GOD!

Amen and Amen  


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

To Labour

 To Labour We just got through Labor Day here in the United States which celebrates the workforce. A federal holiday so, it's a day off from work, yay! Who doesn't like having a day off from work? We sure appreciate that. However, my concern is about laboring in prayer. What does it mean to "labor in prayer?" Or, to labor in anything for that matter? There are several different words in the Scriptures which tell us about what it is to labor: from bearing children, bringing forth, bearing, birthing, being born, to toiling at work, producing, acquiring property (through work), even in respect to riches and wealth. Yet, to labor also is related to grief, or being grieved. To labor or faint, to grow weary, to be exhausted, to tire, to have pain, to suffer. Another word used is "travail." That gives another perspective on it, doesn't it? Sounds like a harder, deeper thing, to travail over something.  The Apostle Paul said this to the Church at Galatia: Gal 4:...
Read more

Comforter

 A day to be comforted.  Blessed be the Name of the LORD and His Christ Who is the Comforter; through the One Who sees all oppression and determines to bring us Consolation. Whether to just one person, or a family, or a neighborhood, a city, even to a whole nation of people. It is You O LORD our God Who brings comfort, Who gives comfort, Who offers it freely.  Thanks be to the LORD our God Who is Love and Who is moved in His Own Living Heart to be moved with pity, with grief for a soul, for a house, for those in need. You take a strong forcible breath, hallelujah and it is not just to grieve with us or for us, but also as the One Who brings the help, Who brings Life, Who even takes vengeance on our behalf, hallelujah!  You've taken a part of Your Living Soul O Yeshua and You call Yourself the Comforter, and Your promise is You abide with us forever. You are the Comforter Who not only sighs with us when we are sad, lonely, broken hearted, low in spirit, fractured of m...
Read more

Peace and Pain

Today marks an historic time of events for Israel, for the Middle East, for America and all the nations affected and beholding what is taking place. Those yet living, who were held captive against their will following a brutal and horrific warfare assault of death, mayhem and hatred are finally released back to the crying arms of family, friends and their nation. All of this due to intense negotiations with an enemy longing to see a people permanently destroyed, and it took two very long years to accomplish just these first steps. The plans of men come with many compromises for all involved. Will it be an "everlasting" peace as so many governmental leaders hope it will be? Only time will tell what is to transpire in the coming days, months, years ahead. The "covenants" of men are typically broken, and the Bible warns us all of "peace treaties" that will surely be broken, leading to greater events upon the world.  Nevertheless, for the victims of all involv...
Read more