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THE WILDERNESS
- Introducing the work of the Holy Spirit -
Is your life busting at the seams? Do you feel crushed? Do you seek answers? Should we not consider the ways of God in forging us unto the maturity of Christ?...
by Simon Ponsonby
- Introducing the work of the Holy Spirit -
Is your life busting at the seams? Do you feel crushed? Do you seek answers? Should we not consider the ways of God in forging us unto the maturity of Christ?...
by Simon Ponsonby
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What is your name? Who named you this way?
Ed Tandy McGlasson on "The Power of Naming Your Kids." But there's more: our Father names us for who He wants us to be...
Ed Tandy McGlasson on "The Power of Naming Your Kids." But there's more: our Father names us for who He wants us to be...
FREE THE DANCERS!
by Kimberly LefebvreDECREE
I've just had a beautiful and glorious and powerful time of worshipping the Holy Lamb of God! In response I wanted to write a word that dropped into my mind today. I would like to issue a word of decree that His dancers would go free! And so I say in the Name of Jesus, the King: "Let My people go that they might worship Me on My holy hill!"
Let the mindsets that hold the dancers of God at bay - let those mindsets be renewed and replaced with the mind of Christ and an understanding of spiritual things by the Spirit of God!
DANCERS ARE TO BE SEEN!
Concerning the above I am waiting for the church at large to understand that the Lord's dancers are to be seen and heard. Still we battle the mindset that a dancer must not draw attention to themselves, as if when we spread our wings and fly we were failing to revere the only One who is worthy!
And yet, it is for the church to look upon HIM in His dancers. But how can they look upon Him if the dancers are not seen? For as Paul said, "how can they hear unless the word is preached," and God is certainly preaching His word visibly through His dancers!
DANCERS - HIS STANDARD BEARERS
God's dancers are spiritual standard bearers. On a natural level, the standard bearer went ahead of the army carrying the crest or colors of that nation. As the troops looked on the standard they would be reminded who they were fighting for and take heart. Viewing the standard of their nation would bring a sense of unity and would strengthen them and inspire them as they marched into battle.
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Yerushalayim Shel Zahav (Jerusalem Of Gold) is a popular Israeli song written by Naomi Shemer in 1967. The original song described the Jewish people's 2000-year longing to return to Jerusalem;
Shemer added a final verse after the Six-Day War to celebrate Jerusalem's unification under Israeli control.
Naomi Shemer wrote the original song for the Israeli Music Festival on May 15, 1967, the night after Israel's nineteenth Independence Day. At that time, the Old City was under Jordanian rule; Jews had been barred from entering, and many holy sites had been desecrated.
Only three weeks after the song was published, the Six-Day War broke out. The song was the battle cry and morale booster of the Israeli troops. Shemer even sang it for them before the war and festival, making them among the first in the world to hear it. On June 7, the Israel Defense Forces captured the eastern part of Jerusalem and the Old City from the Jordanians. When Shemer heard the paratroopers singing "Yerushalayim Shel Zahav" at the Western Wall, she wrote a final verse, reversing the phrases of lamentation found in the second verse. The line about shofars sounding from the Temple Mount is a reference to an event that actually took place on June 7.
Naomi Shemer wrote the original song for the Israeli Music Festival on May 15, 1967, the night after Israel's nineteenth Independence Day. At that time, the Old City was under Jordanian rule; Jews had been barred from entering, and many holy sites had been desecrated.
Only three weeks after the song was published, the Six-Day War broke out. The song was the battle cry and morale booster of the Israeli troops. Shemer even sang it for them before the war and festival, making them among the first in the world to hear it. On June 7, the Israel Defense Forces captured the eastern part of Jerusalem and the Old City from the Jordanians. When Shemer heard the paratroopers singing "Yerushalayim Shel Zahav" at the Western Wall, she wrote a final verse, reversing the phrases of lamentation found in the second verse. The line about shofars sounding from the Temple Mount is a reference to an event that actually took place on June 7.
1 Timothy 5:18 "For Scripture says, "Do not muzzle an ox while it is treading out the grain," and "The worker deserves his wages."
