You are the Almah

The Veiled
From an ancient prophecy of Isaiah to a hilltop village in Israel, to the mystery of the Hebrew marriage – a beautiful revelation that will shed light on your relationship with God.

Sunday, MAY 15, 2023

Sometimes, God sends angels to strengthen and encourage His ministers when they are weak, as with Elijah, Messiah and Paul. On a mission to Nicaragua, a number of us got sick. I was supposed to minister the next night, but I felt like I was going to die. I had no strength to move, much less preach. A doctor came and took my blood pressure, it had plunged 40 points. I was dehydrated and in danger. I didn’t want to go to the hospital so he gave me a special formula to drink. The next sunset people gathered throughout the town square and the Lord moved. My strength returned just in time. I was completely healed. The doctor turned out to be a Christian. His name was, Angelo, which means angel. I have no doubt that God sent a flesh and blood angel to strengthen me. God wants to strengthen you. He’s the God of all encouragement. He wants to bless you and make you strong. So be strong and do His will. The more you do, the more you may even find yourself visited and given strength – by His angels.

It’s everything we see through a glass darkly veiled. And we got this Alma nature.
You know, by nature, the old where nature is that we, we tend to hide ourselves from God.
We tend to separate ourselves from God.
It doesn’t matter who you are, man, woman, old young, this is Alma nature. We tend to veil ourselves.
We do it whenever we sin. When you sin, you’re separating yourself, but we do it after you sin.
Now you’re feeling so guilty, you’re feeling unworthy, you separate, you veil yourself up like Rebecca veiled herself up, you hide from his presence or hey, I’m ashamed, I’m too ashamed.
You. So you, we veil ourselves by, by closing our heart to Him, by not spending time with him.
That’s the alma nature by doubting Him that by giving into discouragement and gloom, you’re veiling yourself from God to fear.
You know, we veil our hearts. If you’re holding bitterness on it, you’re veiling yourself right there.
When you feel sorry for yourself, you’re veiling yourself to God’s love.
When you see yourself as a victim all the time, you’re veiling yourself to love you, veil your heart by or, or you getting into, maybe you, maybe you’re getting into a, a substitute for God, an idol, something in the world, worldliness.
Well, you’re still, you’re veiling yourself to God.
You’re separating yourself or by simply keeping your heart from God, keeping the deepest part of your heart from God or keeping something in your life, you maybe never gave it to God or you don’t let him touch it.
It could be a feeling of unworthiness, rejection, a scar, a wound in your life, a broken thing in your life and you’ve walled it up, you don’t let him touch it to have his way.
We are the alma and without God, that’s all we would be. We’d be separated.
But thank God that God is the, the one who joins himself to us, even when we separate ourselves.
He became one with us. God.
The came down and joined himself to us, joined himself, took flesh and blood because you had flesh and blood.
He went through sorrows. He went through weakness because He loves you because He joins himself to you.
God is with us. That’s what that’s about.
So from, from, you know, so, so it’s an amazing thing because here it says the alma shall conceive and bear a child whose name will be God with us.
So from the alma, the separated one comes, the comes the child called God is with me.
So we get to put that together.
The virgin is, I’m separated but the child born is God is with me.
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