Shalom!
“Kodesh, Kodesh, Kodesh! What Does That Mean For You?” is #98.0 under the Mikvah of Set-Apartness, or “Recent Articles” on the main page.
This article came out of notes I took on Shabbat at the Prayer Center. Pastor’s teaching began with the sighting of a very large angel inside the Prayer Center by several people. Of course! The teaching had to do with large Seraphim around the throne of Yahuwah, i.e. Isaiah 6.
Today, a remnant of those like Isaiah/Yeshayahu, are gathering together in conforming to Yahuwah’s necessities to see such a vision as Isaiah saw.
Isaiah 6 tells us about an end-time remnant. Refer to “The Stump,” – an important article under the Mikvah of Set-Apartness #10.0.
This message is foundational – a must-study, a must-put-into-practice article!
The deluge of prophetic events is falling harder and harder, compacting more and more. Few notice because they are too absorbed in what their carnal mind is involved with – fun, or no fun. Life is getting harder. People are focused on things they should have begun doing 40 years ago – like getting out of debt, downsizing, simplifying, and preparing. But, Ezekiel 3 describes most western world people.
It is at times of fleshly distraction that the enemy moves in to do his worst, then people wake up to the result. Let us not “sleep” during this time, but be more diligent to seek “thus saith Yahuwah.”
Open blasphemy and hate against the Bible and those whose faith is in “Jesus,” “Yeshua,” “Yahushua.” Canada and England have laws now that it is a crime to publicly quote from certain passages in the Bible, even in private conversation.
For you who have been praying for the finishing of my little house, it is near completion. My clothes’ closet is being finished. Exterior painting will begin soon.
For you who have been praying for my healing, I’m doing new things, like holding tight to a shopping cart and getting groceries a few days ago at Aldi. I went to the Prayer Center for the first time this last Shabbat since mid-July. Next is to drive my car around nearby to get used to driving again.
My therapists have given me an “honorable discharge,” saying I was doing well.
I’m praying diligently about what Abba wants me to do as far as knee replacement and bone spur removal. I know what sounds logical to the mind. However, I don’t do what the world says is “logical,” because everyone else does it. I’m not in rebellion against what sounds logical, but I only go by what Abba says coupled with peace and joy. Otherwise, I wait. This way I don’t make wrong decisions. In the meantime, I surely look forward to moving into my little house.
This article may seem like it follows a “normal pattern” we all know. However, it doesn’t. Abba always has new adventures for us.
In His love, Yedidah
December 5, 2022
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