Recently, as I engage in ministry for healing, something interesting happens. There is a resistance to Truth that is incredibly strong. These people are not illiterate where The Word is concerned, however their use of it doesn’t change anything for them, which is why many look for help. Their resistance includes words that indicate spirits of control and irresponsibility. They say they want YHVH’s way and then justify their sin using Scripture or blaming others. YHVH makes it clear that it is our responsibility to know the Word, to ask Him what, when, where, why, and how, and act upon it. People say they do not want to be in sin and yet they hang onto blame and justification as if it were the only piece of wood floating in a vast sea. A gigantic struggle ensues to admit that they are or even could be wrong in their thinking.
I get this. I remember when I first had to look at why YHVH’s Holy Spirit Power did not manifest through me. It is very hard to accept that you have been deceived and even harder to see that there is part of you that wants to hold onto the deception. Why? Because it feeds your flesh. We all want to be recognized, to be seen as non combative, to present a beautiful picture of ourselves to the rest of the “church”. But that is not what Abba wants. He wants absolute trust from us in Him and His instruction to build us into His intent, not ours. That means we obey whether we understand it or not, whether we like it or not.
I observe a belligerent spirit that rises up in people when confronted with the lies they believe. There is a manifestation of a “right” to rely on reason and logic as superior to YHVH. Comments such as - that’s not logical, and why would God do it that way? - are frequent. And this is not about sincerely asking the Father about something you would like clarified. No, this is outright dismissal that YHVH is right and I/we could possibly be wrong or deceived.
I get this. I remember when I first had to look at why YHVH’s Holy Spirit Power did not manifest through me. It is very hard to accept that you have been deceived and even harder to see that there is part of you that wants to hold onto the deception. Why? Because it feeds your flesh. We all want to be recognized, to be seen as non combative, to present a beautiful picture of ourselves to the rest of the “church”. But that is not what Abba wants. He wants absolute trust from us in Him and His instruction to build us into His intent, not ours. That means we obey whether we understand it or not, whether we like it or not.
I observe a belligerent spirit that rises up in people when confronted with the lies they believe. There is a manifestation of a “right” to rely on reason and logic as superior to YHVH. Comments such as - that’s not logical, and why would God do it that way? - are frequent. And this is not about sincerely asking the Father about something you would like clarified. No, this is outright dismissal that YHVH is right and I/we could possibly be wrong or deceived.
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