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Three Keys to Three Keys to Destiny

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My intention is not to harm you but to surround you with peace and prosperity and to give you a beautiful future, glistening with hope. (Jer. 29:11 TPT)

Find your delight and true pleasure in YAHWEH, and He will give you what you desire the most. Give God the right to direct your life, and as you trust Him along the way, you’ll find He pulled it off perfectly! (Psalm 37:4-5 TPT)

Because I set you, YAHWEH, always close to me, my confidence will never be weakened, for I experience your wraparound presence every moment. Note f: It is possible to translate this section as “I have determined in my heart to be identical with the mind and heart of God. It was the heart and mind of God that had first place in David’s heart and thoughts. (Psalm 16:8 TPT) See all of Psalm 16 with the notes the Passion Translation, 2020 edition. Notes by Brian Simmons.

Main aim in life: I want to know Him inside and out. (Phil. 3:10 The Voice)

Philippians 3:9-11(Amplified Bible, Classic Edition)

9 And that I may [actually] be found and known as in Him, not having any [self-achieved] righteousness that can be called my own, based on my obedience to the Law’s demands (ritualistic uprightness and supposed right standing with God thus acquired), but possessing that [genuine righteousness] which comes through faith in Christ (the Anointed One), the [truly] right standing with God, which comes from God by [the gift of] [saving] faith.

10 [For my determined purpose is] that I may know Him [that I may progressively become more deeply and intimately acquainted with Him, perceiving and recognizing and understanding the wonders of His Person more strongly and more clearly], and that I may in that same way come to know the power outflowing from His resurrection [which it exerts over believers], and that I may so share His sufferings as to be continually transformed [in spirit into His likeness even] to His death, [in the hope]

11 That if possible I may attain to the [spiritual and moral] resurrection [that lifts me] out from among the dead [even while in the body]. [Did this verse look forward to an Enoch-level walk that the bride/son company would attain to? The out-resurrection from the dead. See The Recovery Version of the Bible with notes by Witness Lee.] [Re: Enoch and his walk, see Michael Fickess’s books.]

Preliminaries: Recovering the Hebrew roots to the New Covenant. Knowing our Hebraic God: YHVH (Yahweh) (Abba), Yeshua (Son), Ruach HaKodesh (Holy Spirit). Tracking with the Hebrew calendar. Identifying with Israel, praying for her, and laboring in prayer and with resources for the Jews to know Yeshua. 

The three keys that are opening up my destiny wide: I pray (1) Lord, change me as I am not all the way like the Pattern Son Jesus yet. How far can I go? From Psalm 139 (See all translations for the full effect.)“Search me and know me…” and the similar section from Psalm 19 identifying “secret, selfish sins.” (TPT) (2) How can I move in selfless love today, all day, in union with the Holy Spirit? (3) How can I be a TEAM PLAYER re: the whole born-again, connected to the Vine BODY in my region? In the world? [Instead, we will lovingly follow the truth at all times—speaking truly, dealing truly, living truly—and so become more and more in every way like Christ who is the Head of his body, the Church. Under his direction, the whole body is fitted together perfectly, and each part in its own special way helps the other parts, so that the whole body is healthy and growing and full of love. Eph. 4:16 TLB] Am seeing amazing Divine favor a ton! Be spurred on! Many diagnostic tests and deliverances got me to this way of walking. [Say “yes” to lots of inner healing and deliverance ministry.]  And “yes” to His ongoing soul restoration program! He is perfecting us in love. I have said “yes” to majoring in 1 John Passion realities. His “Love School.” Much love in Christ-

Keys to walking in these keys:

  1. Going deep with the cross. See Jessie Penn Lewis’s book, Dying to Live, especially the chapter, “How deep shall the cross go?” Gal. 2:20. See Basilea Schlink’s Avoiding the Cross: Unwillingness to Suffer on sermonindex.net . See also Tom Finley’s site, seekersofchrist.org, for excellent free pdfs on The Victorious Christian Life and Romans 5-8 (The Believer’s Sanctification) and more. From Gift: a faithful, praying mom who walks in the spirit by Katherine Bell: Banqueting Table and Mom’s Prayer that invites Transformative Love. Email me at katherinefbell@icloud.com for these docs.

(2) A radical yielding to the directives and prophetic words and pictures from the Holy Spirit. [Major in the prophetic AND the Word.] [Mark Virkler, Liz Wright, and Virginia Killingsworth furthered me in recent seasons in the union walk that yields the accurate prophetic.] And a continual yieldedness to the Lord living and loving THROUGH me. See 1 John Passion with notes. Saying “yes” to winning souls and making disciples for Jesus. [Free tracts available from wmpress.org.] [And Boomerang University’s Soul Winning class is tops! Site: boomerangu.org.] “Give, and [gifts] will be given to you; good measure, pressed down, shaken together, and running over, will they pour into [the pouch formed by] the bosom [of your robe and used as a bag]. For with the measure you deal out [with the measure you use when you confer benefits on others], it will be measured back to you.” (Luke 6:38 AMPC) A key book is Dana Congdon’s The Fellowship of the Holy Spirit. Also, see cwgministries.org for attaining the flowing life in the Spirit with all the gifts by the Virklers.

(3) Philippians: Esteeming others more highly than myself. Loving others with the affections of Jesus. John 13 and the fulfillment or joy that comes from serving, going low, and washing feet or helping people in sanctification and growth in the freedom of holiness. Humility and the winning of the war of flesh vs. spirit of Galatians. Pride and rebellion crucified for full union with Christ. Gal. 2:20. See my blog post, “Caring for Christ” on lessonslove.wordpress.com. And do read: “Overcoming Pride Blindedness” on my bondslavefreedom.com. Basilea Schlink’s short text sermon re: Criticizing: Judging on sermonindex.net. And read Schlink’s other pdfs as they are very useful in preparing us for His coming back IN us and FOR us. For His habitation, He desires pure vessels / sanctified souls.

Postscript: Am pursuing the anointing as vital: 

http://joyalministries.blogspot.com/2013/03/seven-ways-to-increase-our-anointing.html

Re: the anointing and how to flow in it, the Bryan Wright YouTube videos on the anointing are most helpful and easy to follow in. Bryan is the pastor of Boomerang Church in Albemarle, NC.

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Keys to Destiny

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INTIMACY WITH JESUS, THE FATHER, THE SPIRIT

Men and women of lasting significance know their Maker, seek His wisdom, and bow to His government. King David penned the glorious truth of ultimate fulfillment in Psalm 16:5: “Yahweh, You alone are my prize, my pleasure, and my portion. You hold my destiny and its timing in your hands.” Indeed, the Father said of David, the one called to be the shepherd of Israel and the very picture of the Great Shepherd of Israel and the grafted in Gentiles—the King of kings to come, “I have found …a man who always pursues My heart and will accomplish all that I have destined him to do.” (Acts 13:22 TPT)

King David’s heart for God is to be ours in terms of what comprises our chief pursuit. He wrote,

“The one thing I seek above all else: I want to live with Him every moment in His house, (c) beholding the marvelous beauty (d) of Yahweh, filled with awe, delighting in His glory and grace. I want to contemplate (e) in His temple….I heard Your voice in my heart say, ‘Come, seek My face;’ my inner being responded, ‘Yahweh, I’m seeking Your face with all my heart.” (Psalm 27:4, 8 TPT)

(c) A temple had not yet been built when David wrote this psalm. He was saying that he longs to be surrounded with God’s presence, enclosed and encircled with holiness.

(d) The meaning of the Hebrew word for “beauty” (no’am) is not easily conveyed by one English word. It can also be translated “sweetness,” “pleasantness,” “friendliness,” “graciousness,” “goodness,” “loveliness,” “splendor,” or “delightfulness.” Take each of these terms and read the verse again, inserting the possible alternatives. We must be captured by the awesomeness of God each time we come before Him and rejoice in His friendship. 

(e) The Hebrew verb baqar can also mean “inquire,” “meditate,” “take pleasure in,” and in a general sense, “worship,” “pray,” or “seek [guidance].” However, baqar comes from a root word that means “to arise at dawn.” Perhaps David was saying that he would arise every dawn to take pleasure in God.

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