Tune and Prepare!

excerpt I'd like to emphasize this note as my favorite, a key approach among the others. During his active earthly ministry, Jesus worked in two phases. Every step he took, every decision he made, and every action he carried out in the Holy Spirit began with consultation with the Father. He took advantage only of those situations and carried out only those steps and battles that had already been determined in heaven. Now let's see how: ... Jesus often used the "2 phase prayer model" too. We, sometimes call it: "Tabernacle of David" ..or 'Davidic' prayer-tent. Pls. don't forget, this is Jesus' very own family-heritage, the Davidic lineage. Practically this is the technical implementation of the outline model: Inside - briefing Outside - Action & Mission* *(avoiding the seemingly good things.) This is not a modern, nor "Early Christian" invention. We have numerous psalms ...

kivonat Szeretném külön kiemelni ezt a jegyzetet. Kulcs lehet a többi között. Jézus aktív földi szolgálata során mindig két fázisban dolgozott. Minden döntése, lépése és a Szent Szellemben való akciói az Atyával való egyeztetéssel kezdődött. Csakis azt a helyzetet használta ki és azt a lépést, harcot vitte végig ami a mennyben már meg volt határozva. lássuk hogyan : ... Jézus is gyakran alkalmazta a „kétfázisú imamodellt” . Mi néha így nevezzük: „Dávid sátora” ... vagy „dávidi” imasátor. Kérlek, ne felejtsd el, hogy ez Jézus saját családi öröksége, a Dávid-ház leszármazása. Gyakorlatilag ez a vázlatos modell gyakorlati megvalósítása: Belső rész – eligazítás Külső rész – Cselekvés és küldetés* *(elkerülve a látszólag jó dolgokat.) Ez nem egy modern, sem „korai keresztény” találmány. Számos zsoltárból tanulhatjuk ezt. A fájdalom zsoltárai, bajok idején írt zsoltárok, küzdelmek és győzelmek idején írt zsoltárok... Erre jó példa a 73. zs...

(When the Heaven touches the Earth) 24-7 worship & priestly service outline / notices Having the eyes of your hearts enlightened, that you may know what is the hope to which he has called you, what are the riches of his glorious inheritance in the saints. Ephesians 1:18 - ESV A Short Outline According to the Church History Melchizedek - Abraham - Moses - Samuel - David - Salamon - Daniel - Yeshua - Apostles -... {St. Patrick - Bobbio - Iona - Taize - HTB - IHOP - JHOP...} Notices below 3 key moments Abraham's Example Melchizedek's blessing Mount Sinai Moses' lessons Samuel the catalyst Reactions to Samuel's service King David's example Salomon's Temple - Banner over the nations Israel's declination and captivity The fulfilled plan on the Earth The apostles were taught about the Tent The Better High Priest The Royal Priesthood and its tasks Because of your servant, David ...

is it? There are moments in life that feel almost too good to leave behind — a place, a person, a sudden clarity that makes everything else seem small. Peter had one of those moments on a mountaintop with Jesus , and his reaction was instantly human : can we just stay here? Most of us have said the same, in one way or another. But I think the moment we study reveals why heavenly experience and action are not opposites. The deepest Heaven-driven experiences rarely let us settle — they push us forward, changed. After this moment, staying and dwelling is understandable but the desire of someone who hasn't seen what comes next. We have a call. This article is part of the "Vitalize" pack Peter said to Jesus, “Lord, it is good for us to be here. If You wish, I will put up three shelters —one for You, one for Moses, and one for Elijah.” Mt 17:4 Berean Standard Bible Jesus, in all his glory James, Peter and John were stunned by the amazing ...

How should we pray? How could we act? pre We have to pray according to the original Christian form of prayer. There are many books on the benefits and miraculous effects of prayer, but it is better to focus on the prayer model of Jesus Christ. We have two different NT. teachings about the biblical prayer model. The first is the well-known outline, recorded in Mt. 6: model A - The "Our Father" prayer Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name. Your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Mt 6:9-13 In this postmodern, fast-paced world, there are two things worth refreshing here that may not be obvious to the modern man. "Hallowed" - means "revered as holy / saint". "Your name" - actually Your name s must be proclaimed , respecte...