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Walking in an End Times Anointing…

His Remnant Remains..

1 Thessalonians 4: 13-18 (KJV)

13 But I would not have you to be ignorant, brethren, concerning them which are asleep, that ye sorrow not, even as others which have no hope.

14 For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so them also which sleep in Jesus will God bring with him.

1For this we say unto you by the Word of the Lord, that we which are alive and remain unto the coming of the Lord shall not prevent them which are asleep.

16 For the Lord himself shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump of God: and the dead in Christ shall rise first:

17 Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air: and so shall we ever be with the Lord.

18 Wherefore comfort one another with these words.

1 Thessalonians 4: 15 (KJV)

For this we say unto you by the Word of the Lord, that we which are alive and remain unto the coming of the Lord shall not prevent them which are asleep.

alive =  zah’-o = living, live; not lifeless, not dead

Let’s examine what it means to be ‘alive’ according to scripture, rather than what we think it means…

Acts 17:28 KJV

For in Him we live (zah’o), and move, and have our being (ay-MEE); as certain also of your own poets have said, For we are also His offspring.

You can be living and yet lifeless (spiritually dead).

Matthew 4:4, Luke 4:4, make it clear that man CANNOT live by bread alone – we need another level of sustenance BECAUSE we need strength and power and life to thrive in the spiritual.

There’s a spiritual realm that we need to live in, we are called to live in. We get distracted by the physical/natural realm because of it’s over bearing presence.

Living in HIM is a spiritual relationship. By living in HIM, we become… we are… The word for ‘being’ is originates from the Greek word ay-MEE (pronounced just like the name Aimee). ay-MEE is a verb. Verbs indicate action, right? ay-MEE, translates as, I exist.

In HIM we connect to our spiritual life, the gifts are stirred up, and our purpose for our existence is activated and we become what we are supposed to become… we move in purpose and destiny. ay-MEE can also be translated as; am, have been, it is I, was.

Do you hear a remez to the GOD of Heaven, “Who Was and Is and Will Be?” ay-MEE is referring to our being in the image and likeness of Christ.

When we apply this knowledge back into…

1 Thessalonians 4: 15 (KJV)

For this we say unto you by the Word of the Lord, that we which are alive (zah’o) and remain unto the coming of the Lord shall not prevent them which are asleep.

We which are alive, zah-o in Christ – those in His Image and Likeness, survivors. The word remain has its roots in the Greek word loipon which means to remain (perileipomai), in the sense of being left behind – a remnant left behind for this moment in time. There’s a connection to time. There’s a clock ticking in the application of the word leipo.

The same words appears again in verse 17.

Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air: and so shall we ever be with the Lord.”

Then we which are alive in Christ, bearing His Image and Likeness, (His mark upon us, is His Name upon us) and remain – the remnant that remains awaiting His Return… verse 15 informs us that we wont precede those that have already ‘fallen asleep’ in Christ… but we (the remnant) will follow them in due time.

The Book of Revelation is oftentimes set at a distance because of the weight of its symbolism. You have to press pass the obstacles created by our culture, those words that have dropped in our spirit by other voices, their biases and preconceived notions and just study the text while allowing the vision to speak, uninterrupted by our own carnal thoughts.

As I so often say, it is the vision of Jesus Christ, revealed to the Apostle John, when he was in the Spirit on the Lords Day.

A vision that was given to him by the Spirit when he was in the Spirit.

GOD is speaking to the Spirit of man, through the Spirit. If we can not get our flesh out of the way, so that we can see and hear what the Spirit of GOD is saying to the church, if we can not allow our Spirit to flow with the Spirit of GOD, then we will continue to view the Book of Revelation as difficult, confusing, beyond comprehension.

Paul wanted to ‘comfort us’ with these words. We should be comforted by the Book of Revelation. It truly is the Good News!

As we enter into the Day of Rosh Hashanah – The LORD’s Day, we are joyful becasue those that are with Him have yet another rehearsal party!

We did the work this year, we search our hearts, took an accounting of our souls in the month of Elul, we know where we stand spiritually and the work we need to do this year, we have allowed the LORD access to our hearts, our minds, our souls, not shutting anything out from Him.

The Spiritual Work Days come to a close and we are ready to do our part to complete the work of GOD in the Earth. I pray that we all walk in our assignment and calling. Do our best work for GOD and give glory to Him in all that we set our hands to accomplish this year…

GOD has saw fit that we make it to this point in time. We lost some along the way this year. Is there a mantle that fell from our loved ones that we need to pick up, and complete the assignment? Is there something that we can do to finish the work they began? What honor is there that we can bring to those that we have lost?

What part of the legacy can we complete? for them and for ourselves?

Some are saying once more that the LORD is coming this Rosh Ha Shanah, and that time is up within the next two days!

I am not seeing that at all. I have work to do and I know it. GOD’s not giving me a pass on any of it! Im certain about that.

So if the world does not end by the 24th, blame me. I’m sure it’s my fault. I have an entire list of things I still want to accomplish!

If I meet you in Heaven on the 25th, you can tell me all about how wrong I was, while we celebrate at the Wedding Feasts of the Lamb!

Amen.

MERCY MERCY MERCY

Judgement Day 2025

This Year… Bringing in the Day of The LORD with a Psalm for Mercy

Click here for a link to the song Rachem, sung by Devorah Schwartz


Click here for The Blessing as sung by Joshua Aaron

Numbers 6:22-27 KJV

22 And the Lord spake unto Moses, saying,

23 Speak unto Aaron and unto his sons, saying, On this wise ye shall bless the children of Israel, saying unto them,

27 And they shall put my name upon the Children of Israel, and I will bless them.

Saturating Day 1 of 5786 in Worship – Praying over all of our Nations for Peace and Healing.

SOUND of the SHOFAR over our New Year and New Season in GOD.

AVINU MALKEINU

AVINU MALKEINU with Hebrew English Lyrics

ELUL… DAY 16

Spiritual Preparation for Rosh Ha’ShanahPSALM 91:6-10 A Message from the King!

Previous Post: Elul… Day 6 – for Psalm 27 teaching.

Continuing in the Series….Psalm 91:6 KJV

Review this excerpt from Sefaria.com of Psalm 91:6-10 in the Aramaic.

We’re stripping the poetic mindset of this Psalm out of our minds. “The death that walks in darkness…” is not a poetic turn of phrase. Darkness, (mot) is one of the high ranking gods of the Canaanite pantheon.

Note that there is a conversation happening between King David (v1-8), his son Solomon (v9) and the LORD (v10). David is speaking and teaching how to operate in the spirit, and Solomon IMMEDIATELY APPLIES IT!

This is a very instructive moment!

This conversational nature of the psalm is missing in the KJV, which is an added element that I believe is essential for us to be aware of. I find it enlightening. I hope you do as well.

The Spirit of Darkness is the Spirit of Death

Darkness is not just the color, the form, or the feeling of night. Scripture is applying a euphemistic description of darkness to alert us to ‘a darkness that we can feel’, a darkness that contains a presence, a spirit of death.

Here’s what we need to understand and do: “YOU WILL INVOKE THE HOLY NAME!” (verse 7).

In the KJV we have the instructions. In the Aramaic we have an added instruction… “Invoke the Holy Name! That’s important to know, right?

Remember, Aramaic is spoken in the Temple. The Torah was taught in the Aramaic tongue for the masses – because it was the language of Jews in the 1st Century; the Temple language. When we read from the Aramaic, we’re basically hearing how the passages of scripture were taught.

Through the lens of the history, culture and times, we gain another perspective which can help us understand why the disciples of Yeshua were so effective in their ministries of healing and deliverance, casting out sickness and disease, etc. They had a different level of understanding about their declarations and decrees in the spirit.

Some of us are still trying to really tap in and believe that our words really have power in the spirit. Those that already receive that level of wisdom, need the next step – speaking from a place of faith-believing; filled with wisdom, knowledge and understanding.

Know what your saying and why…

In Aramaic (v10), we can see that GOD is confirming the words that King David is speaking and teaching. We aren’t seeing that in the KJV. In the Aramaic, we find there’s an immediate confirming Word.

Read verse 10 – as Your confirming Word – EVERY TIME YOU READ IT! We have to rehearse this NEW INFORMATION in our spirit until we automatically understand and apply it as we speak!

Make a note in your Bibles of the conversational nature of these passages. When you speak the Psalm, going forward, hear the conversation in your speech as you recite the words. This will shift your perspective greatly and add more power, presence and weight to what the Word is teaching us to speak.

Reciting the Psalms in English consider that the beginning of wisdom. There’s more beneath the surface. You are no longer just reciting words… your speech will be laced with wisdom, knowledge and understanding!

This is Huge in the Realm of the Spirit!

It takes practice. It’s like learning the Psalm all over again. But, make the effort. This is the only way that you will know if any of these distinctions matter – When you see for yourself! Amen.

Don’t let the fleshly mind cause you to dismiss this. Let your spirit have a say so! Let your spirit lead in this conversation and see if these things be true! Amen.

For those of you who are ready for the next level… practice proclaiming Psalm 91 in the Hebrew language.

Click Here for Post on; PSALM 91:4

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ELUL… DAY 15

A PSALM OF THE SCHOLAR

FOR THE CLASS OF 2025!

Thank You Dr. Washington for sending me this lovely graduation photo! I am beholding Joy Unspeakable! Blessings Surround You All!

To GOD be the Glory for every one of you, Your accomplishments are written in the Heavens!

ELUL… DAY 14

Spiritual Preparation for Rosh Ha’ShanahPSALM 91:5

Previous Post: Elul… Day 6 – for Psalm 27 teaching.

Continuing in the Series….Psalm 91:5 KJV

A Message from the King!

Review this excerpt from Sefaria.com of Psalm 91:1-6

Remember: Aramaic was the common language of the Jews in the 1st Century. As a consequence of their captivity in Babylon for so many years, the majority of the people spoke Aramaic. Hebrew was the language of the Temple (Priesthood, Scribes, Pharisees, Rabbi’s, etc).

The Aramaic translation is important for us to hear because it provides us insight into the 1st Century teachings of the passages. Listen to the 1st six verses of the Psalm from the Aramaic translation. Listen in and see how the language makes it abundantly clar that this Psalm was written for the express purposes of teaching Solomon and the people of GOD how to overcome demonic forces.

Let’s Listen in…

While the KJV is our primary (and much needful) source of translation, the Aramaic makes it plain that this Psalm was written to exorcise demonic forces. The Aramaic sets aside the prose of King James and firmly sets our boots on the ground so that we can know exactly what GOD is saying to us through King David and the message that David is transmitting down through the generations through his son.

Understanding the ORIGINAL languages is paramount to understanding scripture. For all of those seeking greater revelation wisdom and understanding, an English ONLY perspective from the Western lens and perspective of scripture will not suffice any longer.

We have to go deeper.

Many of us know Psalm 91 by heart. However, we know the surface level prose of Psalm 91. This special series of teachings on Psalm 91 is for the purpose of getting you past the literary prose and into the prophetic power of the passages.

Proclaiming Psalm 91 from a position of wisdom, knowledge and understanding strengthens the position from which you speak in the spirit realm. You are gaining a deeper level of knowledge behind the words and that fortifies your position and authority from which you are able to speak.

When you shift into the place of your authority, your words carry more weight!

IN THE FIRST 6 VERSES… King David is decreeing and declaring whose Name, power and authority he is speaking in (and teaching us to do the same). He is identifying the enemy and how the enemy operates. Where the KJV gives us a poetic description of what they do, in the Aramaic King David is naming names and providing confirmation of how they operate in our realm.

King David is instructing his son (and all of us) to stay under the shelter of GOD, under His Wings – don’t let anything separate you from the anointing of GOD! We can all be confident in His truth and faithfulness; TRUST HIM, more than anything you trust in the natural. Trust GOD.

This is a King, carrying a message containing everything that he has learned from the King of Kings, speaking to the soon to be King, His son, and his Kingdom.

Study these passages and learn these precepts sent by the King.

For those of you who are ready for the next level… practice proclaiming Psalm 91 in the Hebrew language.

Click Here for Post on; PSALM 91:4

Click Here for Post on; PSALM 91:3

Click Here for Access to Post on: PSALM 91:1-2

The King Would Like A Song…

And David spake unto the Lord the words of this song in the day that the Lord had delivered him out of the hand of all his enemies, and out of the hand of Saul: 2 Samuel 22:1

David knew when the moment called for a song! and GOD honored all the children of Israel for the songs they sung to honor Him and mark the moment with a message of music and song unto His Name!

It’s time to get ready to sing! It has been time already. We can feel it. We Know it!

This is the set time to write our songs of praise and worship…

The Lord [is] ready to save me: therefore we will sing My Songs to the stringed instruments all the days of our life in the House of the Lord. Isaiah 38:20

In that day shall this song be sung in the land of Judah [and in YOUR LAND, the land of ___________________]; We have a strong city; salvation will God appoint for walls and bulwarks. Isaiah 26:1

Ye shall have a song, as in the night when a holy solemnity is kept; and gladness of heart, as when one goeth with a pipe to come into the mountain of the Lord, to the mighty One of Israel. Isaiah 30:29

And the ransomed of the Lord shall return, and come to Zion with songs and everlasting joy upon their heads: they shall obtain joy and gladness, and sorrow and sighing shall flee away. Isaiah 35:10

The stars are gathering in Tanach and The King awaits a song from You!

Each one of us has a song to sing unto the LORD. Write Yours in the Season of Elul.

Amen.

A SONG for ELUL…

Before, After, or During a trial, a test, a battle, a victory, etc. the Prophets, Priests and/or Kings wrote a Song of praise and worship to GOD!

They knew the power of praise and worship and they understood how to shift the atmosphere giving thanks, praise and honor to the LORD GOD ALMIGHTY who moved on their behalf.

This Elul, let’s take a page out of the book and learn from them and follow their path of instruction.

Isn’t their a song of praise in your heart that you would like to offer to GOD for the year behind or the year ahead?

What is Your Song?

1 Chronicles 23 tells us that King David organized the temple musicians with 4,000 Levites assigned to the “Service of Song.” Amen.

I’m sure there is a song in each one of us, who dwells with the LORD! So, this Elul we are not only writing the vision, we are writing the song! Amen.

Immediately, Remember and Give Praise for your Victories!

Remember Your Victories!

Remember How to Sing!

ELUL… DAY 6

Spiritual Preparation for Rosh Ha’ShanahPsalm 27 – Septuagint Version

As we continue praying Psalm 27 during the month of Elul, allowing its words to minister unto us, meditate on your consecration to the LORD this year.

What challenges do you want to take on this new season for the LORD?

What do you want GOD to do for you this year?

Is there a new anointing that you are asking for?

A few insights on Psalm 27 (KJV) as you focus on this prayer each day in the Month of Elul.