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Worship is a complex lifestyle in the Scriptures, not an event. Adoration, honor, praise, reverence focuses on the holiness of the majesty, the mightiness, the beauty of the Lord, – this is a constant priestly activity: sacrifice before the Lord, per-se. When we worship in holiness, unity and agreement, "God dwells among us": JHVH Shammah is his name which also clearly points to the name Immanuel : "Gd is with us". Gd's names represent His mighty character. Jesus clearly teaches that His Name should be holy before us: "hallowed be Your Name". His prayer model is the base of the everyday priestly prayer and adoration. In respect. In unity. In love. Some trust in chariots and some in horses, but we trust in the name of the LORD our God. They collapse and fall, but we rise and stand upright. Psalm 20:7-8 The full article is here ☆

{Rebuilding the respect and authority of the Holy Spirit in your life} (a rude, shaking calling, because sometimes we need that) Dear Reader! Honoring the Holy Spirit does not necessarily mean that we missed the focus of Christ! We do not praise or worship anyone but the Father and Christ. We don't rejoice or worship anyone else or anything else in our blessed new status in Christ! But He, the Lord himself gave the Mighty Spirit for us. Has our relationship with God changed throughout history? Yes. We, humans had tribes, we had nation builder heroes, we had covenants. Then He the Mighty visited Abraham. Then He has built a chosen nation. Then He sent the Promised Son. Has our relationship in Christ changed throughout history? Not. He didn’t withdraw his mercy and gift. He didn't change our intimate relationship in the family. He did not renounce his power as Lord of the universe, nor the supreme authority above us and the visible authori...

Our Worship, Adoration & Prayer happens / works for two reasons; A. We humans worship Gd because He is the Mighty Gd and we are the creatures of his hand. He created the galaxies and - according to His Image - He created us to live in noble status before His presence. After the ruined status (the sin), He restored the sonship in us by giving us a reconciled, adopted status through His Son. B. We, believers, restored humans worship and pray with adoration because we want to focus on the Heavenly ID: seeing Gd by the Heaven first, learning the Heaven through Gd's eyes. We practice the new life, proclaiming & representing the Heaven as the royal priesthood: (1Pt 2:9), and from this position, "acting" the Heaven: "Your will be done on the Earth     as it is in the Heaven" · Paul's foundation · ID - Cause and Effect · Jesus' two prayer models

There was a time in my life when I rejected, both externally and internally, everything as "useless", such as spiritual gifts, etc. Such (testimony) writings will only impart profound blessings to us if we read them in a spirit of repentance and confess our own sloth and poverty. Then we cannot put them down without asking and pleading with all our hearts, Lord, fill me also with the Holy Spirit and fire! Yes, then it will be great and important, even holy, what is written on the banner of the Salvation Army: 'Blood and Fire'. We need the blood of Jesus and the power of the Holy Spirit if we do not want our lives to be poor, to be empty and fruitless. Without the blood of Jesus, there is no forgiveness, no healing (Isa.53:5) Without the Holy Spirit, there is no power, no empowerment (Acts.1:7-8) Emil Nigg

My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?.. Yet you are holy, enthroned {dwelling} on the praises of Israel. Psalm 22 And now, little children, abide in him, so that when he appears we may have confidence and not shrink from him 1 John 2:28 Whoever keeps his commandments abides in God, and God in him. And by this we know that he abides in us, by the Spirit whom he has given us. 1 John 3:24 We are encouraged by John to abide in God, which has various meaning in the believer's life. In 1John chapter 2 and 3 we get dense apostolic visions how this relationship shapes our lives and makes ripples around us.. However, God is equally present in us and desires to live within our hearts' worship and adoration. Psalm 22, the great messianic-prophetic psalm, reveals this heavenly intimate relationship showing the out casted, Suffering Messiah who -In His Greatest sacrifice, in His death agony- gives us a glorious dimensions about Gd's dwelling...

Christian singer-guitarist László Prazsák (House of Prayer, Budapest) has collected the 12 ways of praise found in the Bible into a bunch.... What is certain is that after reading the list, we may realize how little we give to God while "praising Him" in our communities. ... in fact, it is strange that we need to talk about and teach the ways of displaying praise, since these ways are quite natural in secular praise. In many non-religious settings and situations, people freely praise their own "gods". At sporting events, secular concerts, and in worshipping false gods, people manifest almost the most natural ways of expressing their adoration. Piero Huerto Gago {unsplash.com} In the world, worship often does not need to be taught. It comes from the heart, but it is not directed at God at all... In the world we also give money for the benefit of our false idols, but our churches are barely supported. In our church communities we sing out...

Colonel, is it allowed to stick with these promises, to be so insistent on these? Isn't this blackmail? As far as I am concerned, the Word of God is the Word of God. I have no regard for myself or my faith, or my unbelief, or my doubts, Or the need of others, difficulties of others, only one thing is important: to persevere, with great earnestness and firm trust in God, standing on the promises of God, as it is written. How many times have I laid my hands on a promise: Isa. 53:5, or Luk.4:18-21, or Mark 16:18 with these words: Here it is written! Thank you for your healing by your wounds! This also applies to X, and I m not leaving from you. I just give thanks, thank You, simply thank You! One night, before falling asleep, I opened the Bible at Is. 53:5. I prayed and I said thank you for this promise, a promise with regard to a patient! "My Saviour, this is applies to her /valid, also for this poor woman!" With that I fell asleep....

- Ezredes, szabad ennyire ráállni ezekre az ígéretekre? Nem zsarolás ez? - Részemről Isten Szava az Isten Szava. Én nem vagyok tekintettel sem magamra, sem a hitemre, vagy hitetlenségemre, sem mások szükségére, kétkedésére, nehézségeire, csak egy a fontos: Ráállni, igen komolyan és szilárd bizalommal Isten ígéreteire, úgy, ahogy írva van. Hányszor helyeztem kezeimet egy ígéretre. Pl. Ézs. 53:5, vagy Luk. 4:18-21, vagy Márk 16:18-ra ezekkel a szavakkal: - Üdvözítőm! Itt az van írva! Köszönöm Neked a sebeid által való gyógyulást. Ez érvényes X-re is, én nem távozom el Tőled, köszönöm, köszönöm, egyszerűen köszönöm Neked! Egy este, elalvás előtt még felnyitottam a Bibliát az Ézs.53:5-nél. Imádkoztam és köszönetet mondtam ezért az ígéretért, egy betegre való tekintettel: - Üdvözítőm, ez erre a szegény asszonyra is vonatkozik! Ezzel elaludtam. Midőn felébredtem, a lap az Ézs.53:5-tel a kezemhez volt ragadva és nehéz volt eltávolítani onnan. Ó, mennyi...

Coronel, ¿se le permite aferrarse a estas promesas, ser tan insistente en ellas? ¿No es esto chantaje? En lo que a mí respecta, la Palabra de Dios es la Palabra de Dios. No tengo ninguna consideración por mí o mi fe, o mi incredulidad, o mis dudás, o la necesidad de otros, las dificultades de los demás, sólo una cosa es importante: perseverar, con gran seriedad y firme confianza en Dios, apoyándome en las promesas de Dios, como está escrito. Cuántas veces me he apoyado en una promesa: Isa.53:5, o Luk.4:18-21, o Marcos 16:18 con estas palabras. ¡Aquí está escrito! ¡Gracias por tu curación por tus heridas! Esto también se aplica a X, y no me alejo de ti. Sólo doy gracias, gracias, ¡simplemente gracias! Una noche, antes de dormirme, abrí la Biblia en Is.53:5. Oré y dije gracias por esta promesa. Recé y di gracias por esta promesa, una promesa ¡con respecto a un paciente! "¡Salvador mío, esto se aplica/es válido, también para esta pobre mujer!...

A Jézus Véréért való dicséret és köszönet, az Ő Szent Vérének győzelme , ezek voltak a legerősebb "gyógyszereim". Enélkül a titok nélkül nem jutottam volna túl a fájdalmaimon. Arra is rá kell mutatnom, hogy nem elégséges az, ha csak gyorsan, pár perc alatt mondunk dicséretet és köszönetet. Előfordult, hogy az éjszakában két-három órán át dicsértem és hálát adtam és dicsőítettem Jézus Vérének erejét, amíg a fájdalmak és szorongások el nem múltak. Ez mérvadó másfajta kísértésekkel szemben is. Az ellenség gyűlöl minden dicsőítést és hálaadást. Igen, mert ezek őt valóságosan elűzik. A Zsolt.50,23. valóság: "Aki hálával áldozik, az dicsőít engem, és aki az útra vigyáz, annak mutatom meg Isten szabadításat. Ez volt az én egyik legkedvesebb zsoltárom és igazságát gyakran átéltem. Ó, ha ezt többször vennék igénybe a keresztények akkor másképp állna sokak sorsa! Emil Nigg Életrajz és cikkek A teljes életrajzi könyv ingyenesen letölthető itt, magy...

The Praise and Thanksgiving For the Blood of Jesus, the worship for His Holy Blood, these were the most powerful "medicine" of mine. Without this secret, I would not have gotten over my pain. I must also point out that it is not enough, if we just say thanks quickly, in just a few minutes. It has happened that I praised and thanked him for two or three hours in the night, praising and giving thanks to the power of Jesus' blood until the pain and anxiety had passed. It is also significant in other kinds of temptations. The enemy hates all praise and thanksgiving. Yes, because they actually drive him away. Psalm 50:23 is a reality: The one who offers thanksgiving as his sacrifice glorifies Me; to one who orders his way rightly I will show the salvation of God!” This was one of my favourite psalms. and I have often experienced its truth. Oh, if only Christians would use it more! The fate of many would be different.. Emil Nigg Nigg articles ...

by Doreen Kellogg ..many congregations have decided to add a banner or two to their sanctuary. But often they haven't really thought through the purpose and meaning of those banners. Do banners add to worship, inspiring worshipers to reflect on who they are as children of God and what kind of God we are called to serve? Or are they merely decorations to brighten up a dull or plain space? Many people are surprised to discover that banners are not a twentieth-century invention; in fact, they are mentioned repeatedly in Scripture. A closer look at how God's Old and New Testament people used banners can help us understand how we can make them a meaningful part of our gathering and worshiping today. "Commercial" worship banners christianbanners.com Banners Identify Us The earliest biblical mention of banners occurs in Numbers 1 and 2, where God tells the children of...