Consuming Fire

 May we come before You O Righteous and Holy LORD of All, with reverence, with fearful Awe and wonder, with minds and hearts willingly, decidedly, purposefully worshipping You for Who You are, an All Consuming Fire.

The fiery Light of Glory that consumes the sacrifice, the sacrifice of pure hearts before You... of obedient hearts before You, the sacrifices of praise and thanksgiving found in what belongs to You O LORD. 

You consume the sacrifice. You burn up the enemy of our souls, hallelujah. You rightly divide, even as You went between the parts of the sacrifices before Abraham... the Fire in the midst. The Fire in our midst, in the midst of every soul who is willing to call You LORD, who names Your Name in spirit and in truth. Ohh the amazing and wonderful things You have done and still do for Your people! 

Our Consuming Fire Who became sin in our place. It's why Your Name is Salvation and Redeemer! Our Consuming Fire Lives! Our Redeemer Lives! O Blessed Jesus. 

The Consuming Fire Who takes, lifts up, bears, elevates, raises up that which belongs to Him! Hallelujah! The Consuming Fire Who chooses out of His Love. And You chose Your Own Blood, the Blood of Your Son Yeshua, to be the Blood of Expiation. 

The Consuming Fire of Life and Judgment. 

May we all be stirred this day to love You LORD Jesus with the fulness of knowledge of Who You are as God the LORD. That we may consume with You in that eternal day of the Feast, the divine Supper You desire to have with us.

For Your words were found and I did eat of them, and Your Word is the joy and rejoicing of my heart, for I am called by Your Name O LORD of hosts! 

Amen and Hallelujah 

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