 March 2007 Rhema Word...
A Season of
Revelation
Foundational Text:
Call unto me, and I will
answer thee, and shew thee great and mighty
things, which thou knowest not. Jeremiah
33:3 KJV
As I was seeking the Lord on
what to share with you this month, I clearly
heard the Jeremiah 33:3. I honestly couldn’t
remember what it was, so I looked it up.
There are so many great
things happening in the ministry. I do not have
the time now to tell you all of it, but I have
had the chance to pray for people for many people
the last few weeks and be part of their answers
to prayers. Miracles are happening! The season of
revelation is “March”ing in!
In Chuck Smith’s
commentary on this chapter, he labeled it “A
Glorious Return Promised to the Captives”. I
thought this was appropriate in this time. So
many who have come for prayer have felt as though
they have been captive for so long! Is this you
to?
Part of the reason that you
might be still “captive” is that you
don’t have sufficient information to get you
out. I have been studying the book of Proverbs
and have come to the conclusion that there are
four things that work together: knowledge (the
what), understanding (the how), and wisdom (the
application). These three go in conjunction and
are the keys to success. However, it is the key
before wisdom that will really set you free:
revelation.
Revelation is that
“Aha!” moment. It’s that moment
after meditating on something (knowledge) and
realizing how it works (understanding) that
something triggers inside of you that says
“Oh! I get it now! THAT’S why God said
that!” Then, you can use wisdom to apply the
knowledge and understanding you have learned
where necessary. Because of this “Aha!”
moment, it registers into your heart (soul) and
takes root. Then, out of the abundance of your
heart (soul), your mouth speaks forth the
incorruptible seed (the Word) and manifestation
happens.
When God stated here to call
to Him, the Hebrew word for call used is qara'
{kaw-raw'}. One of the definitions, according
to Strong’s, is to invite. God wants you to
invite Him into those circumstances that you are
having difficulty in. He promises to `anah
{aw-naw'}, which means to respond to and to
make an answer. God promises to respond to you if
you would just invite Him!
This verse goes on to say nagad
{naw-gad'}, which means in Hebrew that He
will announce or make known to you important
things inaccessible things that you aren’t
aware of. How would you like that? An insider
telling you what you need to know before it
happens! Maybe it’s as simple as changing
your diet or not watching as much television to
obtain some ground in victory. Ask God. He will
show you what to do!
God has a wonderful plan for
your life. I know that you probably sick and
tired of people telling you the same thing over
and over when you’ve been down for so long.
But that doesn’t make that fact any less
true. God wants you well! He wants you whole! He
wants you successful. When you live out the
purpose of Genesis 1, it reflects that God is
still Alive and He is involved with His Children.
Your blessed life is a beacon to the lost. It
should be saying, “Look over here! Come get
what I have!”
Allow God to answer you
call. Would you invite Him today?
I bless you in the name of
the Lord Jesus Christ, the Author and Finisher of
our faith.
-Raquel
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