Yesterday I read something most beautiful I in "The Elijah Legacy" written by David Davis.... See the quote beneath... The next day my mother gave me a present...a picture of the rainbow and me.... It made me realize that Jesus should be the center of our lives! Jesus, You are everything!
WITHOUT YOU
Eliana Aliyah (c) 2009
You looked at the earth and it was formless and empty
And the heavens’ light was gone
The mountains were quaking, the hills were swaying
And this is what it's like without you
This is what we're like without You
You looked and all the people were gone
The sky had no birds to fill it
The fruitful places were turned into ruins
And this is what we're like without You
This is what we're like without You
But with You we are full and complete
And the heavens shine brighter than ever
The sky is full and the ruins are restored again
The desert will blossom when we are with You
When we're with You, we're everything
When we're with You, You're everything
God filled the earth. He created it and saw it was good! The earth is filled with HIS GLORY!
Elijah Legacy" written by David Davis
QUOTE...Rev 4:2 Straightway I was in the Spirit: and behold, there was a throne set in heaven, and one sitting upon the throne;
Rev 4:3 and he that sat was to look upon like a jasper stone and a sardius: and there was a rainbow round about the throne, like an emerald to look upon.
Jesus must be the center of everything. He is a Man in glory. In the Book of Revelation, Jesus is in the center of the seven candlesticks, His Church. If He is not central in everything we will miss His presence and glory. These Gentile intercessors had come to pray for the Lord's body in Israel. I asked them to intercede for the Messianic congregations, because some tend to de-centralize Jesus, who fulfilled the Torah given at Sinai. It is all right to kiss a Torah scroll, but we must "kiss the Son" first (Psalm 2:12). I have been to Messianic weddings where Yeshua was not even mentioned, or invited to the feast. At least one Messianic congregation teaches that Jesus is not divine.
2Co 4:6 Seeing it is God, that said, Light shall shine out of darkness, who shined in our hearts, to give the light of the knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ.
Jesus is where the glory is. END OF QUOTE.
