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SEPTEMBER 7
HIS WORD SENT FORTH
“I have sworn by Myself, the
Word is gone out of My mouth
in righteousness, and shall
not return, That unto Me
every knee shall bow, every
tongue shall swear.” (Isa.
45:23)
There is a sense in which
every man makes his own
“hell” when he goes the
route of his own self-will,
for when faced with the
light and truth it will
cause a combustion, until
all the rebellion, enmity,
self-will is consumed, and
when the whole is purged,
the hell is over, and the
personal heaven begins. Hell
and heaven are a condition,
a state of being.
We find it most significant
that the Greek word for fire
is “pur,” from which we
build up all our English
words such as purge, purify,
purgatory, etc. There is a
fire to be endured, but only
until all the negative
elements have been removed,
and “where there is no wood,
the fire goeth out.” Yet, it
is to be remembered that all
of this purging is balanced
with the hope that is given
by the ministry of HIS WORD
OF LIFE COMPANY.
As the Father speaks, sends
forth the Word of His mouth,
in a positive triumphant
ministry, it shall not cease
until every knee shall bow,
and every tongue confess
that HE IS LORD. This is not
a confession produced by
coercion, for “no man can
say that Jesus is the Lord,
but by the holy Spirit.” (1
Cor. 12:3). Therefore this
confession is the result of
that ministration when “I
will pour out of My Spirit
upon all flesh.” (Joel
2:28).
Furthermore, Paul taught,
“Ye are our epistle written
in our hearts, known and
read of all men… manifestly
declared to be the epistle
of Christ ministered by us,
written not with ink, but
with the Spirit of the
living God.” (2 Cor. 3:2-3).
Paul realized that those who
received the WORD OF LIFE
through him, were literally
engraved upon his heart, and
in the day when the book was
opened, he would testify
that they had received the
message with gladness, and
walked therein.
Wherever the sphere of your
influence reaches, the
Spirit flowing through you
shall quicken with His life.
“He sent His Word, and
healed them.” (Ps. 107:20).
Ray Prinzing |
