Greetings:
Podcast XXIV on Revelation 15 is ready for you to listen to. I received an anointing from Abba before I finished it and poured out His heart to you about you. Revelation 15 holds a lot of hope for us, a lot of encouragement.
As you listen to these podcasts, be sure to look up the Scriptures and articles I recommend, and other reference materials, such as DVDs, CDs, and books. Be a good student, a workman who needs not to be ashamed.
Our big test is coming and we don’t want to fail it, for the coming giver of the Word will give us our reward, as He foretold in Matthew 25.
The book of Revelation is our gift from Messiah. In chapter 1, we learn that this revelation to Yochanan/John is really the revealing of Messiah Himself. And who does He reveal Himself to? He reveals Himself to His servants, those who follow Him.
Revelation is a gift to us. We have to know what we will go through, but it surely is NOT a doom and gloom book! It is a book of hope, of victory, telling us of our eternal joy and peace, our eternal life in His Kingdom. Mixed all through it, as Yochanan sees what we will have to suffer more than any human beings in the history of mankind, there is so much encouragement to overcome and get an “A” on our test, even an A+. The rewards are well worth what we’ll have to suffer. There will be many martyrs, but look at their rewards in Revelation 15, and Revelation 22:3-5 – the same rewards as the bridal remnant who is on assignment on earth up until He descends for “her.”
We must change our mind set and see things His way in order to prepare to overcome. And prepare we must. We’re in a race to the finish line. Those weak in body by pampering fleshly lusts, weak in mind and emotions so that eternal decisions are not made, weak in spirit, will not cross the finish line but be like those foolish virgins of Matthew 25:1-12.
In the natural realm, we must discipline our body, soul (mind/emotions/will) to align to the re-born spirit, to align to the Spirit of Yahuwah, so that we grow in strength. Apostle Sha’ul said that he put his body through discipline, such as fasting, so that after having preached to other, he, himself, would not be a “castaway.” We do not want to be “castaways.” We do not want Him to say to us, as He did to the foolish virgins: “Truly I say to you, I do not know you.”
Take encouragement from this podcast. Jump on no bandwagons of false prophets spouting unscriptural promises that are against the nature, and so be deceived. Read the last two articles, which are companions, and go to Abba about your future. He’s in an answering mode now.
Shalom, in His love — Romans 8:28-39,
Yedidah
August 6, 2017