Greetings:
You can go now to Audio Messages on comeenterthemikvah.com and listen to Podcast XXXIII – Revelation 21 – Touching the Eternal.
This chapter tells of our eternal joy–the removal of everything that the enemy did to rebel against the Creators and to try to destroy us and Their beautiful world. Revelation 21:1-7 encapsulates the finality, i.e. no more tears, no more death, no more sorrow, no more pain.
This describes the dwelling place of the Bride of Messiah forever – the eternal City, and the governing by the Kings of the earth of the saved of the earth. It reveals the wedding party of guest and attendants. It tells of our Father’s coming, the new heavens and new earth, and His reign forever as described in places like Daniel 7, Psalm 2, 132:13-14, and I Corinthians 15.
The Word is full of passages of Scripture about this finality, but it is so succinctly stated in Revelation 21.
I will be posting all the Revelation transcripts of the podcasts in October under the Mikvah of Our Eternal Inheritance. In this particular one, I have three pictures of the BEMA in ancient Corinth, and of the golden crown worn from the Temple Institute. In these transcripts are reference materials and pictures that are not in the podcasts. But, in the podcasts often times in closing, I have an anointed message from Yahuwah that is spontaneous.
In the meantime, study each chapter with me, and allow the Spirit of Yahuwah to teach you. I only open a door for your own study, giving resource materials for you to read or see, so that the Spirit can teach you more than He’s taught me. The author of Psalm 119 said that he went beyond his teachers because of his love for the Word. I hope that’s you, too. I hope you love His Word so much that He can show you things that are on His heart, even as Messiah showed Yochanan the secret of His heart in John 13, so that you go beyond any human teaching.
Rejoice! September 11, 2017 is another anniversary of Messiah’s birth. Be sure to read the article “Yahushua’s Birthday” and listen to the two podcasts about it. Celebrate Yom Teruah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot this year with great joy. There is so little joy in the world today, but if He reigns in our spirit, we contain the Author of joy.
In His love, shalom,
Yedidah
September 7, 2017