Worshiping the Word/Truth: powerful prayer
- Janet Lynn
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Worshiping the Word & Truth: prayer & affirmation
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I have perceived, through much time spent with his body of believers (and even those of the general public population) that we are much in need of coming into and abiding within the Lord’s state of his being: Shalom Peace. It is more than a feeling; it is his state of orderly function. It is the place in his Spirit where things of the earth or heavens do not affect his center-most being. Where he finds himself living and moving in divine order: there is no chaos there, for chaos is a state of being that is removed from his very own. It is a state of being that is born of estrangement and disorder; where darkness is, and how it lives and moves and finds its being: disheveled and afraid— for it is apart from the heart, mind, and state of being that the Lord lives in and from within.
I’ve watched many people throughout my life, and from my very being’s experience as well, live a life of suffering and torment because of fear and spiritual disorder— in their earthly soul life. And I have such a desire that we would come to rest, calm, restoration, recovery, power in and of his Spirit, growth, repair, and unity with the God of Peace (Jehovah-Shalom) as we come to worship him: and the kind of worship our Lord desires of us— is a worship where we know him in his state of being— and join him as one in Spirit. He desires that we would find ‘our being,’ that’s our state of living and moving— in and from his very own. I find we have difficulty with this in our spiritual journey here in bodily soul life. And I know I can use a reminder many times over throughout my days to regroup my spirit-soul life— and make sure that what needs to be addressed ‘in’ him— is being addressed, so that we can abide together as one: that is a state of shalom peace, at-one-ment— in the atonement made for me, in Christ Jesus’ life: but am I coming to abide ‘in’ him and ‘from’ him— or remaining in the flesh? Do I perceive which I am ‘being in and of’ in my heart, mind, and soul life? I believe I can. And I believe I can know if I am ‘in faith’ or not in faith— if I will slow down and deliberately connect, unite, join him in his ‘Word.’
Perhaps observing my state of ‘being’ gives me more insight into my relationship with the Word of God, the Truth, the Way, and his Life. Perhaps if I shall slow down and bring him into remembrance, into my moments and thoughts within the day— that have meaning and reasoning, judgments and perceptions tied to them… perhaps I shall understand whether or not I am in the mind that was in Christ Jesus— or using my own mind, leaning into my own reasoning, and thus— having my own spiritual experience of state of being— that differs from the Spirit of the Lord. Perhaps— I am in need of a checkup, realignment, new considerations and perspective— born from his very person. Perhaps I am in need of seeing through his eyes, hearing from his heart, looking from the perspective of justice and peace— or at-one-ment— in, with, and through— Christ in me. Perhaps— I am a far cry from the only one who may desire assistance in their spiritual walk with the Lord God— in Shalom— the Prince of Peace.
Well, this workup of prayer and affirmations of the Word of God, is a work of the Lord in ways in which he desires for me to perceive life “in” him— by his Spirit: to perceive his person, his love, his truth, his ways about him, his desires of heart— his mission and works in and amongst his people. It is the way in which he desires I would think, behold and see things from his person, and connect to in unity. It is the way in which he desires I would speak forth, declare, bring to mind, recall, and trust him for— exalting him and his kingdom; as he is —concerning his love for his people, whilst he is seated over them as Overseer Bishop of their souls: and that I should bring into remembrance that all things with God— are possible— if we believe. And if it be so that we do believe— let us reaffirm the Word, the Truth, and our Faith in Him: that is this prayer and affirmations of the Word for me. I hope it blesses your lives as well. It is loaded with scripture references [placed in brackets, following the paraphrased scripture] in addition to the words written down from within me— as he and I communed.
My prayer for you is this— that you would slow down…. and connect, align, join him… in every utterance of the Word of God: that you would experience the depths of the words he speaks throughout this— of Truth and Love: and that in your connecting and joining him in his person, Word, Truth, and state of being— that you would come to know the Prince and God of Peace: Jehovah-Shalom.
Shalom Shalom— people of God.
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The Prayer and Affirmations of the Word
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Your Word is Truth— and I shall worship ‘in’ the Truth.
Lord you sanctify us through your Word, for your Word is Truth: and your Word is Jesus Christ. Your Word has been true since the beginning. The Word of the Lord is right, and all your works are done in and from the Truth: Jesus. Every word of God is pure— as it is from the Lord; and you are a shield to those who put their trust in you.
In the beginning— the Word was, and is, and yet is to come, even still. The Word was with or amongst God himself— and is God himself. And the Word was made manifest to all of humanity— in flesh; and the Word dwelt among us— and we beheld your glory: the glory of the only begotten of the Father our Creator— himself: the Author of all life— full of grace and truth: and clothed in a vesture dipped in the innocence of life: and your name is called: the Word of God.
[Scripture references to the above: John 17:17, Psalm 119:16, Psalm 33:4, Proverbs 30:5, John 1:1 & 14, Revelation 19:13]
You are perfect. Your flesh is perfect and whole. Your Spirit, your living being and body are restored from death to life— and life everlasting: I shall worship your perfection— in me; and I shall entrain and come into rhythm with your perfect, balanced, state of being. I shall be perfect as you are perfect.
I shall be complete and whole —as you are complete and whole (perfect, mature) Lord— as my Father who is in heaven is complete, whole, and mature. By the precious life (blood) of Christ, the Lamb without blemish or spot— I shall be changed into the same likeness and image of the Father, without spot or wrinkle, and from glory to glory— as I honor and behold you: I shall agree with you and be as one— as the Lord’s body is, as noted by Mary upon the resurrection from the dead— a new and changed, unrecognizable in beauty, vessel of the Word of God. As the Son is able to subdue all things to himself in union, even in and of me.
[Scripture referenced above: Matthew 5:48, 1 Peter 1:19, Philippians 3:20-21]
Lord, your mind is sound, powerful, and full of love; and I am one with your Spirit in soundness of mind, love, and power: I shall discipline my body (the sound-whole of me) in and from true love, peace, and righteousness— living in, and abiding from, the Truth.
Lord— you have not given me a spirit of fear, but one of power and soundness of mind; and so I shall think and meditate upon all things that are true, honest, just, pure, lovely, of good report, things of virtue, and things worthy of praise. I will not be conformed, or remain conformed, to the spirit of this world— but shall be transformed by the renewing of my mind— and prove what is that good, acceptable, and perfect desire of God: I shall keep and bring my body— into subjection.
[Scripture references: 2 Timothy 1:7, Philippians 4:8, Romans 12:2, 1 Corinthians 9:17]
You have no darkness in you, nor shadow of turning. I shall abide in the light where you are; and I shall not turn from the strait and narrow way: not to the left or the right.
In the Father of Lights, in whom gives every good and perfect gift from above— there is no variableness (fickleness), nor shadow of turning. For God is light and no darkness at all; and because I have fellowship with you— I shall walk in the light of truth and righteousness— doing the truth: and in walking in the Light— I shall fellowship with all of those who, as well, walk in the Light of God (Jesus) —as your Life (blood) cleanses us from all misalignment or missing the mark (sin). The Lamb is the Light of the world— me, who follows the Good Shepherd where’er you go— shall not walk in darkness— but by the Light of Life: a Light into the world— you are. Your delight shall be in me as you find your child walking in, and abiding, remaining in— the Light (Jesus), union with the Light of Life himself; as we have received commandment of you to do so, Father.
[Scripture references: James 1:17, 1 John 1:5-7, John 8:12, John 12:46, 2 John 1:4]
By the stripes, whippings, beatings— by these, by your sacrifice and love, by the laying down of your life to all of creation, by this, by you— I am healed, rescued, made whole, and liberated. Your Word is Truth— and I shall worship God ‘in’ the Truth.
Lord— you were wounded for me, bruised for my lawlessness, and chastised for my lack of at-one-ment (peace with God) —this was upon you: so let me be lawful unto you Lord, believe in you, and abide peaceably with you— in agreement of covenant: for in our at-one-ment of the atonement of your Life— I am healed, restored, rescued, and brought back to Life— yours— and Life in abundance. I shall live unto righteousness —for by your gift of Life— I am healed, reconciled, recovered, mended, and liberated; as you demonstrated your love for me, even while I was yet estranged from you, or unaligned— not as one yet; you died for me— that now— I might live unto you, and from you. I shall walk in Love— for you are Love— as I live from you now; as you loved me first and gave yourself for me: an offering was made, a sacrifice was given, a body was prepared for you— that the sweet smelling savor unto God— was given on behalf of my life: I shall praise and glorify your name.
[Scripture references: Isaiah 53:5, 1 Peter 2:24, Romans 5:8, Ephesians 5:2, 1 John 3:16 ]
You are the Door— to which my eternal life opens up into— that reveals the Truth and Love: you are the Truth and the Way by which life itself perpetually turns and abides: and in Life (yours), and from Life (yours) there is no death or separation.
Verily, and yet I say again, Verily it is said— you are the Door unto all sheep of your flock who come to pasture with our Father. I shall enter into your gate and be saved by you— coming in and going out— and finding restful, exuberant, delightful, green, lush pastures of my Father. And I am persuaded that neither death, nor anything current, past, or future— shall have any power to separate me from the depths and heights of your love— which is Christ Jesus, my Lord; for death shall be swallowed up in Life and Victory (Jesus): there is no sting of it, nor grave for me: for you are my resurrection and life. And so— I shall live and declare the mighty works wrought of God— in all your glory: I shall never die— and I do believe.
[Scripture references: John 10:7-9, Romans 8:38-39, 1 Corinthians 15:54-55, John 11:25-26]
I am your sheep who follows you, listens to your voice and commands; as you— my Good Shepherd— lead me to green pastures, full of life and abundance. This is the Way in which you lead me— beside still and refreshing waters: and so, my soul is satisfied in you.
You Lord are my Shepherd— and you fill all my needs. You cause me to rest in green pastures, beside still waters— restoring my soul— leading me down paths of righteousness for your name’s sake. You go before me— I, as your sheep; and I follow you— for I know you and your voice. You Lord are my God— it is you who has made me— and I am yours. I am your people— and the sheep of your pasture. You attend to me and the rest of your flock— as our Good Shepherd, gathering the lambs in your arms; you carry us all in your bosom, gently leading the young. My soul is satisfied like fatness to my bones— in you, Lord. You fulfill the longing of my soul, and satiate my hunger— with good things.
[Scriptures: Psalm 23:1-3, John 10:4, Psalm 100:3, Isaiah 40:11, Psalm 63:5 & 107:9]
I cling to everlasting hope because I have seen, and tasted, of your goodness— throughout your life, and all that abides with you— in and from your righteousness.
I have hope anchored in my soul— both sure and steadfast in you— having entered beyond the separation (veil), where you are— the forerunner of us all, where you are seated Jesus, making intercession for us as our High Priest, forever. Let me hold fast to my profession of faith in you without wavering; for you are faithful who has promised. Blessed is our Father— the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. Who in your abundance of mercy— beget us once again in a lively hope— by the resurrection of Christ from the dead— unto an inheritance incorruptible, undefiled, that does not fade away: and this resurrection is reserved for me in heavenly elevated life in Christ Jesus: for I am kept by the power of God— through my faith in him— unto my salvation. And so, now, the God of hope shall fill me with all joy and peace— in my believing: that I may abound in this hope— through the power of the Holy Ghost: Christ in me— my hope of glory.
[Scripture references: Hebrews 6:19-20, 10:23, 1 Peter 1:3-5, Romans 15:13, Colossians 1:27]
My faith grows by each moment that I spend in your presence; as love, goodness, kindness, power, and gentleness exude from your presence— and permeates my spiritual soul and body. I shall let you into all places within me, to commune with me— from the mind that was in Christ Jesus. I shall taste of your goodness, Lord, and I shall trust in you.
You show me the path of Life; and in your presence I encounter the fullness of joy, and in your hand are pleasures evermore. You are my Life Source (the Vine), and I am of you (the branch): and I abide in and from you— and thus you bear much fruit of your Life in and of me. I shall be still— and know that you are God— and I am in and from you. You are a good Lord, and your love endures forever. I taste and see that the Lord is good. And I am blessed because I trust in you.
[Scripture references: Psalm 16:11, John 15:5, Psalm 46:10, 100:5, 34:8]
You are ever before me, leading me, guiding me— from your love, omniscience, and omnipotence; and you follow up behind me as my rear guard. There is no where I could go, nothing I would encounter— where you are not already there. And with your Rod and Staff— you do comfort me.
The roots of the word reward means to regard, gaze at, and take notice of— to guard and overwatch, and a proper return or recompense. The God of Israel is my reward— my regard, my gaze in whom I take notice of, who guards me and watches over me, as you go before me. Your Light breaks forth as the morning— and thus my light the same— in and of you. Your health springs forth speedily— and thus does mine, in and of you. Your righteousness is ever before you Lord, and clothes me: and thus— the glory of you— is my reward (my regard and gaze). You have laid your hand upon me and have beset me— before and behind. You are with me and will not fail me nor forsake me: and thus— I shall fear not, neither be dismayed: for your Rod and Staff do comfort me.
[Scripture references: Isaiah 52:12, 58:8, Psalm 139:5, Deuteronomy 31:8, Psalm 23:4]
You rebuke the Devourer on my behalf, and you cover me with your wings. You are God Almighty— high above all powers, thrones, dominions, and authorities. You are seated at the right hand of power— in and of God. Every knee bows before you, and every tongue confesses— you, and you alone— are Lord. You are my King and my Bridegroom. And the image and likeness of my heavenly Father.
I shall sing your praises from my heart and lips. I shall enter your courts praising your holy name, character, way, and life— by living as one with your Spirit— in my soul and bodily life.
You rebuke the devourer for my sake; and he shall not destroy the fruit of my ground, Lord: I am your ground, body, and vessel. Your vine shall not cast its fruit before its time in the world, Lord: for thus says the Lord of Hosts. You cover me with your wings; and under your arms I take refuge. You, Lord, recompense my works, and a full reward and regard is given me of the Lord God of Israel— under whose wings I have come to trust. Keep me as the apple of your eye, Lord; and hide me under the shadow of your wings. How excellent your loving kindness is, O God. And so— I put my trust in you as your child. You have been my help— and in the cover of your arms I will rejoice.
My Father has wrought in Christ the exceeding greatness of his power to us who believe; who is raised from the dead and set at the right hand of the power of God; high above in heavenly places— far above all power, might, and dominion— and above every other name that could ever be named— in this world and the one to come.
I am complete in you— who is the head of all principality and power, who has circumcised my heart without hands— to the putting off of the body of the sins of the flesh— in and of Christ Jesus. I am buried with you in baptism, and risen with you in resurrection— through the faith of the operation of God, who raised you from death to life. And I am the brethren born after your likeness and image.
You are my beginning and my ending, my Alpha and Omega— the Almighty God. All adversaries are under your feet; and the Son of man is sitting at the right hand of power. You are the brightness of God’s glory, Lord, and the express image of his person, who upholds all things by the Word of your power on high. And so— if I am then arisen in Christ— I shall seek those things which are from above— where Christ is seated in elevation of Spirit.
There is no other Lord and God than you, Jesus; apart from you— there is no God. Because of your goodness I shall serve the Lord God all the days of my life with gladness; as I come before your presence with singing. You made me— I did not make myself. I am your people and the sheep of your pasture. I enter into your gates with thanksgiving, and into your courts with praise: blessed is the name of the Lord— and I am thankful.
[Scripture references: Malachi 3:11, Psalm 91:4, Ruth 2:12, Psalm 17:8, Psalm 36:7, Psalm 63:7, Ephesians 1:20-21, Colossians 2:10-12, Revelation 1:8, Psalm 110:1, Matthew 26:64, Acts 7:56, Hebrews 1:3, Colossians 3:1, Isaiah 45:5, Psalm 100:2-4]
You are my head— and I am moved according to your leadership, and by your heart and mind— to be as you are. You cleanse and recover me: spirit, soul, and sound-whole of me bodily. You are the Keeper of my soul, the bright and shining Son/Sun to my being. The breath from which my life is animated. The substance from which I am born— and do live. You are my Creator and sustainer, my goodness and my intelligence of life. You are my way. You are my wisdom. You are my love. You are my hope, glory, brilliance of righteousness and light of my life, my treasure, and my portion: you— are my inheritance.
You are the head of all your people, the church, and I am a called out believer and disciple of you: you are preeminent. Yours is the greatness and power, glory and victory— the majesty: for all that is in heaven and in earth— is yours: thine is the kingdom, and you are exalted above all. Riches and honor come from you, and you reign over all. In your hand is power and might, and you make great and give strength to all.
The head of every man— is Christ. And the head of Christ— is God. You sprinkle clean waters upon me and cleanse me from all filthiness, all idolatry, and give me a new heart and spirit. As I confess my misalignment with you— you are faithful to forgive and cleanse me from all unrighteousness.
Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits; for you forgive iniquities and heal all disease. You restore health unto me, Lord, and heal me of my wounds. You restore to me the years the locust has eaten, that the cankerworm, the caterpillar and palmerworm have destroyed.
Your Spirit in me is the breath of the Almighty— that makes me to understand. Your Spirit has made me— and the breath of the Almighty gives me life. You give exceeding great and precious promises to me; that I should be partaker of the divine nature— of you, in me. For in you I live, move, and have my being— my animated life existence; for I am your offspring, and you are my portion: the portion of my inheritance and my cup: you maintain my lot in life.
The Lord is my portion— says my soul. And I hope— in him: thanks be to God for his unspeakable gift in Christ Jesus— the Lamb— and my Bridegroom.
[Scripture references: Colossians 1:18, Ephesians 1:21-23, 1 Chronicles 29:11-12, 1 Corinthians 11:3, Ezekiel 36:25-26, 1 John 1:9, Psalm 103:2-3, Jeremiah 30:17, Joel 2:25, Job 32:8, Job 33:4, 2 Peter 1:4, Acts 17:28, Psalm 16:5, Lamentations 3:24, 2 Corinthians 9:15]
I shall wash myself in your Word, for your Word is truth. Your Word is Life. Your Word is incarnate in the Son (and all sons are in and from him); your Word is fulfilled in the Lamb: and I am the Lamb’s partner/wife. Your Life is in the Blood; and your Life cleanses me, washes me clean, and sets me on straightened paths, and in temperate ways. Your Light enlightens my way; and through darkness— you are light unto my walk. I shall worship your name forever and proclaim it from the mountain top; for you cause me to ascend out of the pit upon the Son of man, Jesus Christ, into the heights of union with my heavenly Father.
Lord, you bring the blind by a way they know not. And where I cannot see— you lead. By faith I shall trust in you— for you see and know all. In my weakness— you are strong. You lead me in paths I have not known. You make the darkness —light before me; and the crooked things you straighten out. You do all of this unto, and in, me— and do not forsake me.
I shall prepare the way of the Lord; and you shall make my paths straight by your leadership. Every low place shall be filled, and every high place shall be brought low— all shall become balanced in you: the crooked shall be made straight, and the rough— shall be made smooth: every man who strives for the mastery is temperate in all things. As I give all diligence to my character and actions— added to my faith— shall come virtue; and from the virtue, Sir, shall come great knowledge; and unto knowledge— the temperance unto mastery of person, Sir; and to my temperance of person— patience shall come forth in a perfect work. And with patience’s perfect work: godliness, Sir. And as I regain your image and likeness within me of godliness, the divine son, Sir; I shall carry brotherly kindness and love— as you do.
You brought me up from a horrible pit, out of the miry clay, and set my feet upon the Rock— and established my goings. You have redeemed my life from destruction— and you crown me with your loving-kindness and tender mercies; all birthed forth from the substance of your divine. You have, from love, delivered my soul from the pit of corruption; you have cast all my sins behind your back.
Let all of the inhabitants of the Rock sing, and let them shout from the top of the mountains of your goodness. I shall extol thee, my God, my King. And I will bless your name forever and ever. I shall exalt you and worship at your footstool— for you are holy. I praise your name: you have done wonderful things.
O Lord, you are my God, let them praise the name of the Lord, for your name alone is exalted on high. Your splendor is above the splendor of the earth and the heavens. Glorify the Lord with me today, his people; and let us exalt his name together.
[Scripture verses referenced: Isaiah 42:16, Luke 3:4-5, 1 Corinthians 9:25, 2 Peter 1:5-6, Psalms 40:2, Psalms 103:4, Isaiah 38:17, Isaiah 42:11, Psalm 145:1, Psalm 99:5, Isaiah 25:1, Psalm 148:13, Psalm 34:3]
You cause my heart to be filled with joy at the mention of your name, by the beauty of your countenance and face; and by the depths of perfect love— as you hold no record of wrongs— nor is there any condemnation in you.
The joy of you, Lord, is my strength. In the multitude of my thoughts within me— your comfort delights my soul. You will show me the path of life. In your presence is fullness of joy, and at your right hand are pleasures for evermore. The God of hope fills me with all joy and peace in my believing, so that I abound in hope through the power of the Holy Spirit. I shall rejoice in the Lord always… I say… rejoice. For this is the day the Lord has made— so let us rejoice and be glad in it. Because one thing have I desired of the Lord; and that one thing shall I seek after: that I may dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of my life— so that I can behold the beauty of the Lord, and inquire of him in his temple.
Blessed is the man unto whom the Lord imputes no iniquity— in whom there is no guile. In Christ— I am a blessed man, for you have blotted out my transgressions and sins, and have redeemed me. Now, therefore, there is no condemnation unto me— for I am in Christ Jesus, and walk after your Spirit Lord, and not by the flesh.
[Scripture references: Nehemiah 8:10, Psalm 94:19, Psalm 16:11, Romans 15:13, Philippians 4:4, Psalm 118:24, Psalm 27:4, Psalm 32:2, Isaiah 44:22, Romans 8:1]
You are peace itself: atonement, quiet rest in and with the Father. And you cause me to exhale, relax, rest, and abide. Your Word is Truth and I shall worship ‘in’ the Truth. And this is your Truth: Jesus Christ, the Son, the Lamb, the Word of God— God himself— the Godhead incarnate: and I shall worship your Truth, your Word, your Lamb, King and Lord— God himself. And I shall abide in liberty as a child of the most high and one True God. My spirit and the Spirit of God— are one in reconciliation, love, truth, and righteousness— in and by Jesus Christ: the Lover of my soul; and in whom my soul loves.
Lord, unto us all, a child was born, a Son was given us. And upon your shoulders the government stands. Your name is Wonderful, Counselor, The Mighty God, The everlasting Father, the Prince of Peace. Even Gideon built an altar for you Lord— and called it Jehovah-shalom— the Lord is Peace. For you are our peace— who made reconciliation, breaking down the middle wall of partition between us— to make one new man— and so, made peace: made atonement, where man and God are at peace again, at one, joined, and in harmony.
The Lord of Peace gives me peace always— and by all means: you are with me: we are joined as one spirit: as the Son is in the Father, and the Father is in the Son— that I too should be made perfect in One. You have loved me with an everlasting love— in loving-kindness you have drawn me with cords of love. I found he who my soul loves: I hold him— and will not let him go.
[Scripture references: Isaiah 9:6, Judges 6:24, Ephesians 2:14-15, 2 Thessalonians 3:16. 1 Corinthians 6:17, John 17:23, Jeremiah 31:3, Song of Solomon 3:4]
Your peace establishes me. Your power keeps me. Your love fills me. Your truth recovers me. Your righteousness sustains me. Your joy infects me and fills me. Your goodness holds me and embraces me. Your wisdom guides me. Your hand protects, provides, and procures me. Your walk teaches me. Your words bring Life. And your Life— causes me to live abundantly. All glory is displayed in, through, and by your very being.
You ordain and establish peace for me, Lord: the peace of God— which transcends all understanding, and guards my heart and mind in Christ Jesus. I shall let the peace of Christ rule in my heart— since I was called to peace— which is unity in harmony. I am kept by the power of God through faith— unto salvation; and the love of God is shed abroad in my heart— by the Holy Ghost who is given me.
God is love— and I dwell in love, and dwell in God, and God dwells in me. His arm brought salvation to me, and sustains me. And in Christ I shall become the righteousness of God— for by one man, Christ Jesus, many are made righteous.
Make me to know your ways, O Lord, teach me your paths— and I shall become your righteousness fulfilled. My ears shall hear the Word saying unto me— ‘This is the way, walk in it—’ when I turn to the right or the left, as I take your yoke upon me to learn of you. You are meek and humble in heart— and I find rest unto my weary soul— in you.
You came that I may have life, Sir, and life abundantly: and for you— I am thankful, eternally.
[Scripture references: Isaiah 26:12, Philippians 4:7, Colossians 3:15, 1 Peter 1:5, Romans 5:5, 1 John 4:16, Isaiah 59:16, 2 Corinthians 5:21, Romans 5:19, Psalm 25:4, Isaiah 30:21, Matthew 11:29, John 10:10]
I shall leap like hinds feet and walk steadily in the earth; as it is no longer myself alone who lives, but it is Christ in me: perfect whole union of the Father and Son— in me (all sons in and of Christ): two are now one in spirit, life, and truth— in vessel. I am given to Christ, and Christ is given to me; and I am one with the Spirit of my Father— in Christ.
My feet are made like the deer, enabling me to tread on the heights of heaven, in and by your Spirit: you set me in high places. You have made me surefooted on the mountain top. The lame will leap like the deer. And because I fear your name— the Sun of Righteousness arises with healing in his wings for me; and I shall go forth and grow up as like a calf from the stall.
I am crucified with you, Lord— nevertheless I live; yet it is not I who now lives— but Christ in me. And the life which I now live in the flesh— I live by faith in the Son of God, who loves me, and gave himself for me— and still gives of himself for me. I am circumcised with the circumcision made without hands, in the putting off of the body of the sins of the flesh— by the circumcision of Christ: buried with you in baptism, arisen with you through faith of the operation of God.
You pray for me Lord— and all those whom the Father has given you. All the Father has— is yours, and all you have— is the Father’s: and my beloved is mine, and I am his.
[Scripture references: Habakkuk 3:19, Psalm 18:33, 2 Samuel 22:34, Isaiah 35:6, Malachi 4:2, Galatians 2:20, John 17:9-10, Song of Solomon 2:16]
Heaven and earth met in your Life, Jesus. And heaven and earth meet in my spirit, soul, and body— through your life in me. I hear heaven’s declarations. I see heaven's ways. I understand the walk of love, truth, righteousness, joy, and peace. For such is the kingdom of God.
You became flesh for me, Lord; and we beheld your glory, full of grace and truth. And heaven opens, and the angels of God are seen ascending and descending upon the Son of man. Your kingdom come, your will be done— in earth, as it is in heaven: for the kingdom of God is not meat and drink— but righteousness, peace, and joy— in the Holy Ghost.
[Scripture references: John 1:14, 1:51, Matthew 6:10, Romans 14:17]
You have established, written, and planned a hope-filled future for me. I shall join you in this destiny written of me— from the depths of your heart. I shall believe you, behold that goodness, and taste and see your Truth and Way for my life. I shall open my heart, mind, emotions, thoughts, beliefs, and awareness— to yours. I shall not only live with you— but from your very Life and person. For I am ‘in’ and ‘of’ Christ: we are one— as the Son is one with the Father— and you have made your abode in and of me.
Lord, your thoughts toward me are thoughts of peace— not evil— and to give me a hopeful, planned, end. I shall not let my heart be troubled— because I believe in God, and I believe in Christ. I shall always taste and see that the Lord is good. I am blessed for I trust in you. I shall love God with all my heart, soul, mind, and strength. Because, to me, to live— is Christ— the Father and son union reconciled; and to die the self, separated life— is gain: for you are the meaning in my life, and source of my daily existence. I love you— and shall keep your Word: and so the Father and the Son have made their abode with me.
[Scripture references: Jeremiah 29:11, John 14:1, Psalm 34:8, Mark 12:30, Philippians 1:21, John 14:23]
I shall see and call forth the substance of faith; and I shall believe as if it were already— as it exists for me, in you, of Spirit. And it shall penetrate my spirit, soul, and body— filling me; for all things are possible with God; and of Christ it is who strengthens me in all things. As I can do all things in, by, and through Christ.
Faith, Sir, in you, and all you promise— is the substance of things that I hope for; and it is the evidence of the things I have not seen— yet. But God who quickens the dead things— he also calls forth the things which be not, yet, as though they already are. You descended, Lord, and are the same who ascended far above all the heavens— so that you might fill all things. You are my head— and fill all, in all. With man— things are impossible— but with God— all things are possible, nothing is impossible with God; and nothing is impossible to he who believes. And Christ strengthens me to do all things.
[Scripture references: Hebrews 11:1, Romans 4:17, Ephesians 4:10, 1:22-23, Matthew 19:26, Luke 1:37, Mark 9:23, Philippians 4:13]
Help me, Lord, loose all unbelief: I release all doubt, negativity, fear, hopelessness, confusion, frustrations, pessimism, and lack of faith in God. And call into remembrance the Life that was given for mine; a body broken for mine, died for mine, and who lives to ever make intercessions toward the heart of the Father— for mine. I shall live in belief of God’s love for me— and the Truth of God and his Goodness. I shall rid all fear and have no fear remain in me— but shall honor the Lord God in all you are, and from where you are seated in all power, authority, and dominion: the one True God— above all. I shall think your thoughts, live in and from your heart, carry your outlook concerning all things of life— in and from you.
Lord, I believe! Help relieve me of my unbelief. Abraham staggered not at the promise of God, through unbelief. He was strong in his faith— and gave glory to you, Lord. Help me to do the same in all my circumstances, and the words you have spoken to me. He was fully persuaded that what you had promised him— you were also able to perform: help thou me in belief of the same, Lord.
I shall ask in faith and doubt not— as you strengthen me, Lord. You are constantly making intercession for me; and you are able to save me to the uttermost.
[Scripture references: Mark 9:24, Romans 4:20-21, James 1:6, Romans 8:34, Hebrews 7:25]
Hope shall be anchored in me— for I am anchored in you. I shall always see with clarity as it is no longer me who sees— but your Spirit in me, no longer from my flesh— but the Spirit of God. And I shall be satisfied and fulfilled in you. I shall live by my faith in you, my reliance upon you— the Truth. And I shall not live by earthly sight— but by beholding you in your glory. And by this— I shall be changed from glory to glory— as you are beheld.
I have hope anchored in you, Lord: my soul’s hope is anchored in you— steadfast and sure: for you have entered beyond the veil of separation— as my high priest. You satisfy the longing in my soul, and fill my hungry soul with goodness. You are the bread of my life— and fill me, that I should not hunger nor thirst. My soul is satisfied with fatness, and my mouth shall praise you with joyful lips.
I live and walk by faith— not earthly sight; and I behold the beauty of the Lord. I, with open face— like in a glass— behold the glory of the Lord; and thus am changed into the same image as you, Lord— from glory to glory— as by the Spirit of God.
[Scripture references: Hebrews 6:19-20, Psalm 107:9, 63:5, John 6:35, 2 Corinthians 5:7, Psalm 27:4, John 1:14, Isaiah 6:1-3, 2 Corinthians 3:18]
You are my Alpha beginning, and my Omega ending: and behold in the end— all things are made new. I shall always abide in the embrace of the everlasting arms of eternal Life— in Christ Jesus and my heavenly Father.
You are the Almighty God, Lord— Alpha and Omega, First and Last— It is finished. Behold you do a new thing, now; and it springs forth. Shall I not know it? I will believe and behold the way you shall make in the wilderness, and rivers— you shall make for me in the desert. Old things are passed away— all things become new: you make all things new, Lord.
[Scripture references: Revelation 1:8, 22:13, 21:6, 21:5, Isaiah 43:19, 2 Corinthians 5:17]
And so I shall bring into remembrance the Lord’s blessing over me: Numbers 6:24-26
“The Lord blesses me, and keeps me. The Lord makes his face to shine upon me. He is gracious to me, and lifts his countenance upon me, and gives me peace. He puts his name upon me and blesses me.”
Blessed be the Name of the Lord my God.
Your Word is Truth, and a lamp unto my feet which guides my path: I shall worship God ‘in, by, and through,’ the Truth: and I shall not forget. Amen.
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