Fivc-Fold Today - My Bride and Her Gown - It is Finished - Revival, Who needs it - The Coming Healing Revival - My Power - Prayer of Surrender - Bound Together in Jesus
My Bride and Her Gown
Stephen Hanson
May 30, 2000
".....just as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her
26. to make her holy, cleansing her by the washing with water through the word,
27. and to present her to himself as a radiant church, without stain or wrinkle or any other blemish, but holy and
blameless. 32. This is a profound mystery--but I am talking about Christ and the church. Eph. 5
"I AM coming back for a church without spot or blemish; but look at her wedding garments, they are soiled and
dirty, would say the Lord. Look in the crevices and in the fabric; it is ripped and torn.
"My bride is not ready for Me....she dresses herself in the clothes of this world."
(The Lord showed me one of the bride's shoes, and although it seemed at first to be beautiful, it proved to be
otherwise. It was of a creme color and had high heels, but upon looking at it closer, it was tattered and worn, and
would not have proved to be very useful in walking with.)
and then He said: "She has not shod her feet with the gospel of peace."
"Her veil which should be of the most beautiful fabric, has become worn and tattered, but I will give her clothes
which are most beautiful to dress herself in."
(Here the Lord was holding in his hand a most beautiful brocade of gold fabric in his hands, just waiting to give it to
his bride to wear.)
"But the wife walked away and said, "I have no need of these clothes." For I can array myself in the clothes of my
own choosing."
(Here the Lord showed me a door and He was slowly opening it up to see what was behind it, as if to show me
something. Here I saw all kinds of clothes strewn around a closet on the floor. There were various types of fabrics,
perhaps of a cotton blend, all wrinkled and disheveled. a handkerchief, work gloves, all messed-up in a pile,
scattered throughout this closet on the floor.)
"But these clothes are not the ones that I've chosen for you. From since before the world began I longed to give
the fruits of my making. Why would my children want to dress themselves in their own fruits?
(The Lord showed me the most beautiful gold ring that had an incredible gem on it.)
"Behold I have a beautiful ring to give unto my bride. This is the ring that I long to give to complete my marriage
with her. For she has been chosen to wear it with Me as her husband. Oh my beautiful bride do not look at a
stranger, or long for her embraces. Buy from Me gold and silver which has been tried in the furnace. As the
wedding day advances, gather your groomsmen and bridesmaids. Gather together for the feast of the ages. Gather
together for the marriage supper of the Lamb. Invite all who would come to this marriage feast."
(The Lord showed me a lady who was leafing though an address book, looking at the various names that were there
within this book.)
"Do not just invite your friends, but invite the poor as well."
"Come my bride."
(Here at the last, I saw the most beautiful bride, and exquisite face, looking upwards as if to her husband, the Lord.
Her hair was adorned as a garland, with flowers of a pale yellow. Her veil was crepe-like and sheer, and flowed from
her head unto her back; and light radiated from her.)
IT IS FINISHED. A NEW DAY IS COMING!
A Word through Ching Co, The Philippines
A PARALLEL EVENT
Yesterday morning, my husband and myself brought our eldest son to the
airport as he was on his way to Munich, Germany to start work in that
country. All day long I felt like something inside me was being
cut-away and there was a void in my heart. I initially thought that I
was just missing our son but the feeling continue to linger on even up
to this point.
While I was praying about this, I can picture in my mind a hospital
scene. It was like I was in an operating table and somebody was
operating on me. I can see the hands of the surgeon and he seem to be
cutting away so many things from me. I felt uncomfortable but at the
same time, there was like feeling of relief sweeping over me. That
relief comes from my full confidence in the wisdom and ability of the
surgeon working with me. I know that he knows what He is doing and
that all these is for my own benefits.
IT IS FINISHED
This morning, during my quiet time. I was reminded about Jesus while
He was hanging on the cross and He said these words. " IT IS
FINISHED." (John 19:30) After that, I felt led to read these words
from Philippians 3:12-16 which says, " Not that I have already
obtained all this, or have already been made perfect, but I press on
to take hold of that for which Christ Jesus took hold of me.
Brothers, I do not consider myself yet to have taken hold of it. But
one thing I do; FORGETTING WHAT IS BEHIND AND STRAINING TOWARD WHAT IS
AHEAD, I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has
called me heavenward in Christ Jesus. All of us who are mature should
take such a view of things. And if on some point you think
differently, that too God will make clear to you. Only LET US LIVE UP
TO WHAT WE HAVE ALREADY ATTAINED."
GOD'S MESSAGE TO US
Out of these events and verses, the Lord began to weave a beautiful
message to me. And as I was basking in them, I felt the leading to
share these for I felt that these are not exclusively for me but is
meant for some in the body of Christ who are finding themselves in the
same place that I'm standing in today.
THE FINISHED WORK
Following in the footsteps of our wonderful Savior. Many of God's
wonderful children has been walking in roads filled with dying to
self. Difficult events, overwhelming circumstances and acts of
obedience to the Father's leading has marked the path that we have
walked and so many of us today are feeling just like Jesus hanging on
the cross and saying to the Father, " It is finished." We are at that
point where we have already given it our all and there seem to be
nothing else that we can do or give at this point.
BEHIND THE SCENE
We may not see it, but great things are happening in the Heavenlies.
I felt led to read from the account of the gospel of Matthew about
this event and these were some of the impressions that I got.
"And when Jesus had cried out again in a loud voice, He gave up His
spirit. At that moment the curtain of the temple was torn in two from
top to bottom. The earth shook and the rocks split." (Matthew
27:50-51)
This very moment as we too shout our last to the Father. He too is
shaking the earth on our behalf. He is breaking loose the last thread
that prevent His blessings from being poured out on His people. The
enemy is trying desperately to make us believe that things are getting
worse instead of getting better and THIS IS A LIE.
The shaking in the Heavenlies is parallel to what we felt in our body
and heart as the Great Heavenly Surgeon is also cutting away from us
the last barriers that holds us back from entering into the glorious
inheritance that He has prepared for us.
A LITTLE MORE TIME
God is saying to us. " My Precious children. A little more time.
Don't panic and fear not. It is Me creating the void inside of you.
For I'm preparing to fill you up with more of Me. This is the final
surgery that I'm doing in you. Please bear with Me. Trust Me for I
know what I'm taking away from you. My scalpel will not hurt you but
when you come out of My table, you will be more beautiful than ever.
Let me finished what I've started in you."
REVIVAL - WHO NEEDS IT?
Cheryl McGrath, Great South Land Ministries
For thus says the High and Lofty One who inhabits eternity, whose name is Holy: "I dwell in the high and holy place,
with him who has a contrite and humble spirit, to revive the spirit of the humble, to revive the heart of the contrite ones."
Isaiah 57:15
I remember clearly the first time I heard the term "revival" used in a Christian context, back in the mid-seventies. A travelling
evangelist had set up a huge tent in the town I lived in, with the words "Revival Meetings" written in large letters right across it. I
had no idea what he meant by "revival", but one of the senior ladies in the Pentecostal church I had recently joined tried to explain
it to me. I still had no real concept of what she was trying to convey, but the tone of her voice and the "far away" look of longing
on her face spoke volumes. I was impressed. REVIVAL! It was obviously something I, as a newly Spirit-filled Christian, and so
hungry to learn, needed to take very seriously.
Over the years since that day more than twenty five years ago, I've heard the word many times. I heard it reverberate through
the Christian world loudly and clearly when the "Father's blessing" broke out in Toronto. A few years later, "revival" became the
catchcry once again for the Brownsville outpouring, and since then for a number of other spiritual "hotspots" where the Spirit of
God was known to be moving in power, healing, and salvations. I've seen the word plastered in big letters alongside indisputable
(?) numbers on the billboards of large city churches. (You know the ones I mean: "Now in our umpteenth week of revival!"). I've
heard it whispered, shouted, pleaded, commanded, claimed, and groaned, in countless prayer meetings and intercessors'
conferences. I've read just about every "hot off the printing press, must have" book on it. I've poured through volumes on the
history of revivals and the lives of revivalists from Edwards to Roberts. And I've listened dutifully to the varied opinions of
"authoritative voices" on the subject, from local church pastors to international prophets.
And just lately I've come to the painful conclusion that while we're all talking about it , writing about it, reading about it, praying for
it , seeking it and chasing it, there don't seem to be a great many of us actually HAVING it!
So what is this elusive thing we all think we want; Revival? And do we really want it, or do we just need it? Some seem to think
revival is just the church awakening, dying to "dead works" and coming alive to a living relationship with Jesus. Others would say
you know revival has come when there are signs, wonders, miracles and healings being manifested. Still others will tell you it's not
a revival until there are multitudes of souls being added to the Kingdom. I don't dispute any of these views, in fact I suspect
revival includes all of them. But are any of these a revival, or are they the fruits of revival?
If we turn to the scriptures for more insight on the matter we find that all the recorded instances of revival in the Bible, were
preceded by some common elements. Revivals took place under the reigns of Hezekiah (2 Chronicles 29, 30, 31) and Josiah (2
Chronicles 34 & 35); revival came in the days of Ezra (Ezra 9 & 10); and again in the times of John the Baptist (Matthew 3:1-6)
and the early church (Acts 2:37-47). A closer examination of each of these will reveal that God revived His people when He saw
a combination of four things:
Repentance;
Forsaking of all forms of idolatry;
Separation from the surrounding world;
A turning back to the His Word.
Have you ever heard the old saying "familiarity breeds contempt?" It seems the church of God has become so familiar with terms
like "renewal", "repentance" and "revival" that we're fast losing the significance and integrity of those words. I've heard it stated
that we've had our fill of "repentance", that it's time to celebrate. Surely the question is not whether we, the church, are satisfied
with our repentance, but whether the God is satisfied. And surely He alone is able to judge when we've borne the "fruit worthy of
repentance."
The word "repent" in the Old Testament ("shuwb") conveyed the idea of withdrawing, reversing or turning back from a position,
(e.g. Ezekiel 14:6.) In the New Testament, the Greek word for repent ("metaneo" ) means to think differently, to reconsider, and
comes from a root word meaning to consider and exercise the mind, or to change one's mind or purpose. It signifies not just
regret, but a turning point. In the New Testament, repentance was preached first by John the Baptist, (Matthew 3:2), taken up by
Jesus after John's imprisonment (Matthew 4:17), and later by the disciples (Mark 6:12). In scripture, revival was preceded by
repentance.
However, if we look deeper we will discover another significant aspect of scriptural revival, and that is that before revival was
granted on a corporate scale, it first took place in the spirit, mind and will of an individual. Both Hezekiah and Josiah, Kings of
Israel, experienced revival in themselves before it manifested in their nation. It is said of Josiah that he began to "seek the God of
His father, David" (2 Chr. 34:3). Ezra the priest was drawn into deep and humble repentance for the sins of the Israelites which
led in turn to the corporate repentance and revival of the people. When John and Jesus preached "Repent. For the Kingdom of
Heaven is at hand" it was individuals who responded. They came one by one to be baptised, one by one to hear the words of the
Kingdom, one by one to follow Jesus. Yes, there were crowds, but crowds are made up of many different individuals, not all who
are of the same mind. Often crowds become a remnant when things become harder than expected. (See John 6:48-66)
The point I am making is that revivals start with the convicting power and quickening of the Holy Spirit in one yielded vessel. And
when revival flares up in one, it cannot be contained. It spreads like wildfire to those around, until as in Hezekiah's day "the thing
is done suddenly" (2 Chr. 29:36).
So many of us seem to be sitting around waiting for "the revival to come" as if some mighty rushing wind is going to bombard
through the doors and windows at any moment, knocking us off our feet and transforming us all into "Supersaint" in an instant.
And I won't for a minute say it can't happen that way. We know it has and can. God is sovereign and if He chooses to move on
His church in that manner, so be it.
But consider this: Maybe there's a revival already starting in some of us. Maybe it's not coming, maybe it's here. And maybe He's
just waiting for us to truly yield to everything He wants to do in us as individuals, before He brings it all out in the open and lets the
world know about the treasure He's been hiding in His earthen vessels.
And to stretch the idea even further - maybe revival isn't the boisterous, happy, party time we've anticipated. Maybe revival is
having everything comfortable and familiar in our lives stripped away; maybe it's having to let go of relationships, habits, or dreams
we've held for years, in fact forsaking anything and everything that's exalted itself above the knowledge of the Lord; maybe its
calling sin sin instead of "weakness" or "personality" or "culture"; maybe it's discovering we're wretched, miserable, poor, blind and
naked before our Creator, rather than the "have need of nothing" people we thought we were; maybe its being confronted with the
ugliness and utter hopelessness of our flesh in such clarity that all we can do is cry out for mercy. Yes, maybe it's uncomfortable,
and maybe it's learning that repentance isn't just saying sorry, but wilfully turning (2 Corinthians 7:9, 10).
Is that where you are right now? Well, if it is, welcome to revival my friend. This is it. If you're being dealt with by the Holy Spirit
in a way you've never known before; if every day brings new revelation of the depth of your need and complete dependence on
God's grace; if all of your dearly held doctrines are being questioned, stretched and even dismantled by Him; if your obedience is
being tested to the utmost; if you are being driven to the Word out of sheer desperation for the truth; if you thought you knew at
least a little and now find you know nothing; if everything you believed you had learned long ago is being re-examined and sifted;
if what you had perceived as your God-given duty, ministry, calling or career is being exposed to you as nothing short of idolatry;
in short, if you're not even sure who you are any more - well, there's a good chance you have what you've been asking for -
REVIVAL!
One who experienced revival in a unique and powerful manner was Lazarus (John 11). Our English word "revive" means to
"come or bring back to life" and comes from the Latin "vivere" - to live. So if we are to take the word "revival" at face value, what
can we learn from the story of Lazarus, as one who was dead and lived again? Perhaps one of the greatest hindrances to the
Holy Spirit's work of revival in our individual lives, is our fear of death. Not just physical death, but death to our everyday lives as
we have known them. Three times in John 11 it was said of Jesus that if He had only come earlier, Lazarus "would not have
died" ! Jesus, however, was fully aware of this. In fact, He had purposely delayed His journey to Bethany so that at the time of
His arrival Lazarus had already been in his tomb for four days. Jesus did not view death in the same way as Martha, Mary and
Lazarus did, and He does not view it in the same way as we do. How can He, when He is the resurrection and life? Lazarus'
death was, to Jesus, no less than a means to bring forth life.
So it is with our flesh. The purpose of its death is that we may live. We have thought we have been alive, but we have not known
life "abundantly" which is the supernatural life Jesus came to give us. Our English translation of His words "more abundantly" in
John 10:10 fall far short of the original meaning of the Greek word used in that verse ("perissos"). This word literally translates as
"exceedingly abundantly above, beyond measure, excessive, superfluous and vehement" - LIFE! In the light of the life Jesus came
to bring us, we have indeed been dead.
When Jesus cried out the words "Lazarus, come forth!" Lazarus responded. Think of him in the blackness and dampness of that
cave for four days, wrapped in his grave clothes. The Voice of Jesus suddenly breaks through every unseen barrier, commanding
wholeness and life. At the sound of His Voice, death retreats full speed into the darkness, and Lazarus awakes. Jesus cried out
the command, but it was Lazarus who "came forth". It was Lazarus who yielded, body, soul and spirit.. It was Lazarus from
whom the grave clothes were removed and whose eyes were uncovered to behold the face of His Lord. It was Lazarus who was
revived
Jesus is beginning to revive His Bride. He's starting with individuals. It starts with me, it starts with you. And it means a death
must take place - ours. But He will not leave His Bride in the cold, dark cave. When the refining has taken place He will call her
forth to life abundant.
So let me ask you - revival, who needs it? May God grant us a revelation of the desperation of our need and the humility to yield
to His purifying fire as He revives us - that we may live!
"Come, and let us return to the Lord, For He has torn, but He will heal, He has stricken but He will bind us up. After two
days He will revive us ; on the third day He will raise us up, that we may live in His sight. Let us know, let us pursue the
knowledge of the Lord, His going forth is established as the morning. He will come to us like the rain, like the latter and
former rain to the earth." (Hosea 6:1)
(C) Cheryl McGrath, and Great South Land Ministries, 2000
http://www.greatsouthland.org
THE COMING HEALING REVIVAL -- A Word by Todd Bentley
And the inhabitant shall not say I am sick.
Isa. 33:24
I believe that this verse is speaking of a time in the church where
there will be no sicknss or disease just like when Israel came up out
of Egypt in Ps. 105:37 and none were feeble. Think about it, more
than three million people! Kathryn Kuhlman prophesied in her day that
there would be a day in the church where the church would say I am not
sick. Many others have prophesied a great healing revival including
John G Lake who through his ministry it was reported that Portland was
the healthiest city where over 100,000 healings and miracles were
documented. God has shown me many things into the coming healing
revival in Canada and the North American church. I want to share with
you today four aspects of what I believe will happen in this revival.
REPENTANCE
1. Repentance: In the beginning in the garden of Eden there was no
sin, sickness, disease or death. When sin entered the world then came
sickness, disease and death. Sin opens the door for sickness and
disease. Much sickness today is rooted in control, bitterness, envy,
jealousy and unforgiveness in a person's life. Two things that I see
happening is as people who are in bondage to sickness and disease
repent of their willful sin, they will be healed. I've also seen that
as the church repents of its corruption and worldly ways that healing
would take place supernaturally without the laying on of hands. As
repentance and the revival of righteousness sweeps through the church
so will healings and miracles.
SAINTS REVIVAL
2. Saints revival: God is going to do away with a clergy/layman
"mentality" and raise up the saints in great works of his power. Not
just the leaders, the anointed man, pastor or evangelist but the
saints will begin to preach the gospel and heal the sick. Acts 6:1-7
reports that the Apostles called out seven men full of good reputation
and the Holy Spirit. They laid their hands on them then vse. 7
reports the number of the disciples increased greatly. We all know
Stephen full of faith and power doing signs but who were the rest
(vs.5) we never hear of them again or their works of power. I believe
they flowed in an anointing just like stephen. God is going to use
the church deacons, business men, cashiers and housewives including
children to work his great power. Nobodies as it were, people we
don't know just like those chosen by the Apostles, people like
Stephen.
CHILDREN'S MINISTRY
3. Children s ministry: I have seen a great move of healings and
miracles by the hands of children. I had a vision of an 8 year old
boy with a bible in his hand preaching with fire and boldness to
thousands. Through the word of the Lord he preached and the sick were
recovering in there seats. I see children being used by the spoken
word and faith to grow limbs and I see them working creative miracles.
Jesus said in Matt. 19:14 Let the Little children come to me do not
forbid them, for of such is the Kingdom of heaven. We know that the
kingdom isn't in word only but in power and Jesus driving out spirits
by the spirit of God said the kingdom is upon you. Children are going
to move in the power of the kingdom driving out spirits, healing the
sick because the kingdom is theirs.
LAST DAY ANOINTING
4. Last Day Anointing: I have seen a glimpse of the anointing that
will be on the last day church. We think the book of acts was
glorious but the glory of the latter house will be greater than the
former. We are going out with a bigger bang than we came in. Rev.
11:1-6 describes the two witnesses moving in great power like Elijah
and Moses. I believe that this is not two people but the end time
church operating in the spirit and power of Elijah and Moses.
IN THE MIDST OF THE SEVEN LAMPSTANDS
Rev 11:4 says the two witnesses are the two lampstands. Where was Jesus
standing in Rev. 1 but in the midst of the seven lampstands which
were the church. Luke 1 prophesies John the baptist in the spirit and
power of Elijah at the first coming of Jesus. Some even thought he
was Elijah. Matt. 17 on the mount of transfiguration the Father used
Moses and Elijah as a sign of the law and the prophets to show that
Jesus was who he said he was and I believe as we near the second
coming God will again confirm the church as His voice by bringing the
spirit and power of Moses and Elijah upon His army. I have seen the
army of God moving in creative anointing through the spoken word, like
at the word of Elijah the heavens were opened (1Kings 17:1).
POWER OVER NATURAL ELEMENTS
Joshua spoke and the sun stood still, Moses turned water to blood and I see
the church having the same power over the natural elements even as
Jesus had the winds and the sea obey him. This also will happen to
us, we will move into a wonder ministry fulfilling the rest of Joel 2.
SPEAKING TO LIMBS
Through the church God will show wonders in the heavens and the earth.
We will speak to limbs like Jesus did when he said stretch forth your
hand and it will happen. The wonders we will do will be like in the
day of Elijah and Moses to stop the world from its busyness to see the
glory of God. I don't just see healings and miracles, but signs and
wonders of great proportion stopping the busyness of life as the glory
cloud literally comes down upon the church like with Moses. The end of
Rev 11:6 concerning the two witnesses says they could do their signs
as often as they desired, that's power. Pray it in. Let's believe
God to confirm His word and trust us with the last day anointing we'll
need for last day harvest. The God of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and Moses
our forefathers will once again begin to show up in the church like he
visited in old testament times when he visited his people. Think
about it.
God bless you all.
For more info on Todd Bentley and this ministy please view
http://www.thearc.bc.ca
WENDY TWINE
My Power
My power is all compassing. There is nothing to difficult
for Me. I laid the foundations of the earth by the power
of My words. I was able to conquer sin and death by My
resurrection power. My power resides with in you, use it,
operate in it, and you will see great things happen.
But first I must tell you, your power with in you will
only be as effective and powerful as you walk in My love.
For you see it is My love for you that I created all for
you to enjoy. It is My love for you that I desire for you
to trample on snakes and scorpions and over all the power
of the enemy.
Don't forget about the power of your tongue, it has
blessing and cursing as well. And you choose what fruit
you want to bear in your life by the power of your words.
So as you walk in My love, My power will be more
powerfully resident in your life. And then you will truly
see how I am able to do exceedingly, abundantly, above all
that you could ask or hope for according to the power
working with in you. How can this power be working with in
you? Release My love and blessings to others through the
power of your spoken words and thoughts.
Genesis 1:3
PRAYER OF SURRENDER
"Father, we surrender everything to you. All that we've been trying
to hold on to whether negative or positive. Cut them from us, empty
us completely of everything that is human and fill us completely with
the new oil which you have prepared for us. The pure oil of Your
anointing. Let them flow unto our deepest being. We longed for You O
Lord, so much that our hearts just feel like bursting forth. Thank
you for the beautiful reconstruction work that you are doing in us.
We rest in You this day. Help us not to fret but teach us how to be
still in You. We love you Father. Thank you dear Lord Jesus for
showing us the way. We know that resurrection will come after this
dying. We are looking forward to rising gloriously. We know that
when we come forth from our burial caves, we too will be changed.
Precious Holy Spirit, continue to hover over us. Be like a canopy and
cover the places where we are now. Cover everything too that concerns
us, whether family, ministry, business and everything that matters to
us. Blow your gentle winds upon our way. Refresh our soul as we wait
for that new glorious day. Amen!"
May all to whom these words are meant received them and may your
hearts rejoice as mine is rejoicing right now.
Blessings,
Ching Co
Homepage: http://www.riverolife.org/ChingCo/
BOUND TOGETHER IN JESUS
Homer Owen
"My sheep hear My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me; and I give them eternal life, and
they shall never perish; and no one shall snatch them out of My hand. My Father, who has given
them to me, is greater than all; and no one is able to snatch them out of the Father's hand. I and
the Father are one." (John 10: 27-30) Jesus is plainly telling us in this passage that we hear His voice.
He doesn't say that we should or might or that He wants us to, but He says that we do.
Sometimes we might have a little pride or ego problem when it comes to hearing the Lord speak to us.
We can kinda pat ourselves on the back and think that we have really come up with some great
knowledge when in fact it just might have been a word from God. I know that too much spicy food late
at night might cause us to have wild dreams and visions, but we are still going to hear the voice of Jesus
speak to us and we need to learn to listen and give place in our lives to His voice which is designed to
guide and direct us on our path here on the earth.
Case in point: The other day I began to think about the relationship that Jesus and the Father had while
the Lord was here on the earth. I quickly realized that the Lord was trying to show me something and I
pricked up my ears to listen. The Lord began to minister to me out of John 17 and to encourage me that
the heart of the Father and Jesus is to have us bound together in love. "I do not ask in behalf of these
alone, but for those also who believe in Me through their word; that they may all be one; even as
Thou, Father, art in Me, and I in Thee, that they also may be in Us; that the world may believe
that Thou didst send Me." (John 17:20-21)
Jesus is talking about the great mystery of Christ being in us and we being in Christ. This must be our
testimony to the world if we expect to see the world around us change. There is such a need for true
family relationship and as we see that we are part of the family of God and not as kinfolk, but son's and
daughters and that our brother Jesus and our heavenly Father wants us to enjoy this relationship to the up
most. Again, this is the heart of Jesus in this whole 17th chapter of John.
We are to enjoy the glory that has been given to us by Jesus. The same glory that He had from the
foundation of the world. "And the glory which Thou has given Me I have given to them; that they
may be one, just as We are one; I in them, and Thou in Me, that they may be perfected in unity,
that the world may know that Thou didst send Me, and didst love them, even as Thou didst love
me." (John 17:22-23)
Bind us together Lord, bind us in cords of love that cannot be broken. Cause us to know who we are in
You in a greater measure today. We grateful hearts we give you praise for who You are and give you
thanks for so great a salvation.
This is coming to you from Homer Owen in Waco, Texas. My home page is:
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May 31, 2000
Ching's email: ching@gsilink.com
Great South Land Ministries
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Todd's email: toddbentley@hotmail.com
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Luke 10:19
Proverbs 18:21
Ephesians 3:20
Philippians 3:10
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