YOU WERE CREATED TO RULE, NOT ENDURE

 YOU WERE CREATED TO RULE, NOT ENDURE 

These teachings reveal why so many believers live overwhelmed by pressure, opposition, and adversity, even though Scripture declares they were created to rule, not endure. 

Today, this message exposes the missing understanding that keeps Christians reacting instead of reigning, and sets the stage for a shift from surviving circumstances to standing in authority over them.

Chapter 1: The calling to dominion 

     You were given authority over every circumstance in your life, but you've been living under your circumstances instead of over them. 

You pray about   problems instead of commanding them. 

You accept defeat as God's will instead of recognizing it as the enemy's attack. 

You live dominated by sickness, lack, fear, and chaos when God created you to dominate, to rule, to exercise authority  over everything that tries to control you. And the reason you're living this way is not because you lack power. You have the same Spirit that raised Jesus Christ from the dead living in you according to Romans 8:11: {But if the Spirit of him that raised up Jesus from the dead dwell in you, he that raised up Christ from the dead shall also quicken your mortal bodies by his Spirit that dwelleth in you.}

The reason you're living in defeat is because you do not understand dominion. 

You do not know what authority you possess. 

You do not comprehend that God never intended for you to be a victim of your circumstances, but He intended for you to be a master over them.

 And until you grasp this truth, until you see what God gave you at creation, lost at the fall and restored through Christ, you'll continue accepting bondage when you were created for dominion.

 This is not just about positive thinking or trying harder. This is about understanding your God-given position and learning to exercise the authority that belongs to you as a new creation in Christ. 

Because most Christians have been taught to endure their circumstances, to submit to whatever comes their way, to accept sickness and poverty and defeat as God's mysterious will. But that is not what scripture teaches.

 Scripture teaches that you were created to have dominion. 

 That dominion was stolen by Satan. That Lord Jesus Christ won it back. and that when you were born again, you were restored to the position of authority Adam had before the fall. You are not a victim. 

 You are not powerless. 

You are not at the mercy of circumstances. 

You have dominion, and it is time you learned how to use it. 

Today, we're going to uncover what the Bible actually says about dominion. 

We're going to show you why most Christians never walk in this   authority even though it belongs to them. 

We're going to expose the lies that keep believers living in defeat. 

 And we're going to give you the biblical keys to exercising dominion over every circumstance that tries to control your life. 

This is the truth that will set you free. This is the revelation that changes everything. And once you see it, you'll never accept defeat the same way again. Let's start at the beginning. 

Chapter 2: Creation and the fall

 Genesis 1:26-28 says, "And God said, let us make man in our image, after our likeness, and let  them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth,   and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth." 

So God created man in his own image, in the image of  God created he him. Male and female created he them. And God blessed them. 

 And God said unto them, "Be fruitful and multiply and replenish the earth and subdue it and have dominion." 

Notice the repeated emphasis. Dominion, subdue, rule. 

God created humanity to have authority over creation, not to be controlled by it, not to be victims of it, but to exercise dominion over it. 

This was humanity's original design. 

 Adam was given dominion over the earth. 

He was to rule, to manage, to exercise authority under God's sovereignty. 

And as long as Adam remained in fellowship with God, as long as he operated under God's authority, he had complete dominion over everything in his realm. 

 Sickness could not touch him. Lack did not exist. Fear had no place. Chaos was subdued because Adam was ruling from his position of dominion that God had given him. But then came the fall.

Genesis 3  records how Satan through deception convinced Adam and Eve to rebel against God's authority. And the moment they sinned, they forfeited their dominion. 

 They handed their authority over to Satan. And from that point forward, humanity lived under the domination of  the enemy instead of in the dominion God intended. This is why the world is full of sickness. poverty, chaos, and death. 

 Not because God designed it that way, but because humanity lost dominion and Satan usurped authority over the earth. Usurped is the past tense and past participle of the formal verb usurp, which means to take control of a position of power, authority, role, or property by force or without any legal or rightful claim.

Now we understood this with stunning clarity. I wrote, "The tragedy of the fall was not just that man sinned. The tragedy was that man lost his dominion. 

 He was created to rule, but sin made him a slave. He was designed to have authority, but rebellion stripped him of that authority and gave it to the enemy. 

 And from that day until Jesus came, humanity lived under Satan's dominion instead of exercising the dominion God originally gave them. That is the reality. Sin did not just separate humanity from God. It stripped humanity of authority and gave that authority to the enemy. 

Chapter 3: Restoration through Jesus 

But here's the good news. Jesus came to restore what Adam lost. 

Luke 4:18 records Jesus saying, "The Spirit of the Lord is upon me because he hath anointed me to preach the gospel to the poor. He hath sent me to heal the brokenhearted, to preach deliverance to the captives, and recovering of sight to the blind, to set at liberty them that are bruised."

 Jesus Christ came to deliver, to restore, to set free. And part of that restoration was giving back the dominion that Adam forfeited. 

This is exactly what Jesus Christ did throughout his earthly ministry. He exercised dominion over  sickness and people were healed. 

He exercised dominion over demons and they fled. 

He exercised dominion over nature and storms obeyed him. 

He exercised dominion over death and the dead were raised. 

Jesus Christ was demonstrating the    dominion that God originally gave to humanity. 

And then after his resurrection, he gave that authority to his followers. Matthew 28:18-19 records , all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father  and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost." The revelation of the name is LORD JESUS CHRIST. Hence , apostle Peter did to the commission, “Repent and be baptized, every one of you, in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins, and you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit.” (Acts 2:38)  “Repent and be baptized, every one of you, in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins. And you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit.

 Jesus Christ has all authority and he is sending his disciples to operate in that authority. This is not just for the early disciples. 

 This is for every believer. Even today. When you were born again, you were restored to the position of dominion that Adam had before the fall. You have authority, not because you're special, but because Christ lives in you, and his authority  is your authority. 

Chapter 4: Why believers live defeated 

Now let us look at why most Christians today never walk in this dominion. 

The first reason is they do not understand what happened at salvation. 

 They think salvation is just forgiveness of sins and a ticket to heaven. And while those things are true, salvation is so much more. Salvation is restoration. 

It is being recreated in Christ. 

It is receiving everything Adam lost. And one of the things Adam lost was dominion. which means one of the things you received when you were born again is dominion. 

Colossians 1:13 says, "Who hath delivered us from the power of darkness and hath translated us into the  Kingdom of His dear Son?" 

You've been delivered from Satan's dominion and placed into Christ's kingdom. 

You're no longer under the enemy's authority.

YOU WERE CREATED   TO RULE, NOT ENDURE .

 You're under Christ's authority. And in Christ's kingdom, you have dominion. You have authority to rule over the circumstances that try to rule you. 

But if you do not know this, if you've never been taught that salvation includes restoration of dominion, you'll live like a slave even though you've been made a king. 

Second, Christians do not walk in dominion because they've been  taught to be passive. 

They've been taught that whatever happens is God's will and they should just accept it. 

 They've been taught that exercising authority is presumptuous, that commanding circumstances is arrogant, that speaking to problems is unbiblical. 

 And so they endure sickness when they have authority to command it to leave. 

 They accept poverty when they have authority to speak provisions into their situation. They live in fear when they have authority to cast out the spirit of fear. 

They've been trained to be passive victims instead of active rulers. But that is not what Jesus taught. 

Jesus Christ said in Mark 11:23, "For verily I say unto you that whosoever shall say unto this mountain, be removed, and be thou cast into the sea, and shall not doubt in his heart, but shall believe that those things which he saith shall come to pass. He shall have whatsoever he saith."

 Jesus Christ did not say pray about the mountain. He said speak 🗣️ to the mountain. Command 🗣️ it. Exercise dominion over it.  And if you believe what you're saying, the mountain wilI obey. 

This is dominion. 

This is exercising authority. 

And it is not arrogant. It is faith. 

It is believing that the authority Jesus Christ gave you is real and acting on it. 

But most Christians today have been so conditioned to be passive that they're afraid to exercise the authority that belongs to them. And so they live defeated lives while possessing the very power that could set them free.

I said, "The modern church has produced a generation of believers who know they're saved, but don't know they have authority. 

They know they're going to heaven, but do not know they have dominion on earth. 

They know Jesus Christ died for them, but do not know he restored to them everything Adam lost. 

And because they do not know these things, they live far below their privileges. 

They accept defeat when they have authority to command victory. 

They tolerate bondage when they have power to enforce freedom. 

That is the tragedy. Not that believers do not have authority, but that they do not know they have it and therefore  they never use it.

 Third, Christians don't walk in dominion because they don't understand how authority works. 

Chapter 5: How authority works 

They think authority is about being loud or forceful or trying to manipulate spiritual laws. 

But authority is not about volume. Real authority is about position. 

A policeman does not have to scream at traffic to make it stop. He simply raises his hand because he has the authority of the law behind him. And traffic stops not because of his personal strength, but because of his position. 

That is how spiritual authority works. 

When you command 🗣️ sickness to leave, you're not doing it in your own strength. You're doing it in the authority of Jesus' name. 

When you speak to a circumstance, you're not relying on your ability. You're exercising the dominion that Christ restored to you. 🗣️ 

 And the spiritual realm responds not because you're powerful, but because Christ in you is powerful, and you're operating in His authority. 

This is why Jesus Christ told his disciples in Luke 10:19, "Behold, I give unto you power to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all  the power of the enemy, and nothing shall by any means hurt you." He gave them power over all the power of the enemy. Not some of it, all of it. 

And that same authority has been given to every believer. 

Brother and sister, know that you have authority over sickness. 

You have authority over demonic attack. 

You have authority over circumstances that try to dominate you. 

But authority must be exercised. It does not work automatically. 

You have to speak 🗣️. You have to command 🗣️. 

You have to act in faith on the authority Lord Jesus Christ gave you. 

Now, let's get practical. How do you actually exercise dominion over circumstances? 

Chapter 6: Exercising your dominion

 First, you have to know what belongs to you. You can't exercise authority over something if you do not know you have authority over it. 

So, you study the Word. You find out what Jesus Christ purchased for you. 

You discover what is included in your salvation. 

And when you know what belongs to you, you can stand on it with confidence. 

For example, healing belongs to you. First Peter 2:24 says, "By whose stripes ye were healed, past tense, already done." So when sickness attacks your body, you do not beg God to heal you. 

You exercise your dominion. You speak to that sickness. You command it to leave in Jesus' name. 

You're not hoping God might heal you. 

You're enforcing the healing that is already yours through the authority Lord Jesus Christ gave you.

 Provision belongs to you.  Philippians 4:19 says, "But my God shall supply all your need according to His riches in glory by Christ Jesus."

 So when you're facing lack, you do not panic. You exercise dominion. You speak God's word over your situation. You declare His provision. You thank Him that your needs are met. You're not begging. You're ruling. You're exercising dominion over the circumstances that are trying to dominate you. 

Second, you have to speak to your circumstances. 

James 3:2 to 4 talks about how a small rudder controls a large ship and how the tongue controls your life. Your words have power. Not because words themselves are magic, but because words spoken in faith, backed by the Word of God, and rooted in the authority Jesus Christ gave you release spiritual force. 

When you speak to a mountain and do not doubt, the mountain  moves. 

When you command a storm and believe what youre saying, the storm obeys, not because of your eloquence, but because you're exercising the dominion God restored to you. 

This is what Jesus Christ did constantly. He spoke to fever and it left. He spoke to demons and they fled. He spoke to a storm and it became calm. He spoke to a fig tree and it withered. He was exercising dominion  through his words. And then he told his disciples to do the same thing. 

 He said in Mark 11:23, "Whosoever shall say unto this mountain, say, speak, command, exercise dominion through your words." 

Note, "The believer who  understands dominion is not passive in the face of circumstances. They do not pray about problems and hope God will fix them. They speak to problems in the authority of Jesus' name and command them to align with the word of God. They do not beg for healing. They command sickness to leave. They do not plead for provision. They declare God's word over their finances and expect it to manifest. 

This is not presumption. This is faith. 

This is exercising the dominion that Jesus Christ restored. 

That is the difference. 

Passive believers pray about circumstances. Believers who understand dominion command circumstances. 

Chapter 7: Maintaining spiritual power 

Third, you have to refuse to be dominated. Dominion means you're ruling, not being ruled.

 So when fear tries to  grip you, you do not accept it. You reject it. You speak peace over your mind and refuse to let fear dominate you. 

When sickness attacks, you do not resign yourself to it. You resist it. 

You speak healing over your body and refuse to let that sickness dominate you. 

When the enemy tries to steal your joy, you do not surrender. You fight. You  speak the joy of the Lord over your spirit and refuse to let the enemy dominate your emotions. 

This is what it means to exercise dominion. 

You're not a victim. You're not helpless. You're not at the mercy of whatever comes your way. 

 You have authority. 

And when something tries to dominate you, you rise up in the authority Jesus Christ gave you and you  command it to stop. 

Fourth, you have to stay in fellowship with God.

 Adam had dominion as long as he remained in fellowship with God. The moment he sinned, he lost that dominion.

 And the same principle applies to you. Your authority flows from your relationship with God. 

When you're walking in obedience, when you're maintaining fellowship through confession and  repentance, when you're staying in the Word and in prayer, your authority is strong. 

But when you're living in sin, when you're ignoring God's voice, when you're walking in disobedience, your authority is undermined. 

This does not mean you have to be perfect, but it means you have to be intentional about maintaining your relationship with God. 

Because dominion is not independent of God. It is exercised under God's authority. And when you're submitted to Him, when you're walking with Him, His authority flows through you and you can exercise dominion over every  circumstance. 

Now, let us address the objections. 

People say, "But doesn't God allow trials to teach us?" 

Chapter 8: Overcoming obstacles 

God allows trials, but he never intended for you to be dominated by those trials. He intended you to rule over them. 

 James 1:2-3 says, "My brethren, count it all joy when ye fall into diverse temptations." 

 Knowing this, that the trying of your faith worketh patience. 

Notice it says when you fall into trials, not if God sends trials, trials come. 

But God expects you to exercise faith through those trials, not to be crushed by them. 

 And part of exercising faith is exercising the dominion He gave you to overcome what is trying to overcome you. 

 People also say, "But what about apostle Paul's thorn in the flesh? Didn't God say no to Paul?"

 We've addressed this before, but let's be clear. Paul's thorn was not a sickness God refused to heal. It was a messenger of Satan to buffet him according to 2 Corinthians 12:7. And God's response was not, "No, it was my  grace is sufficient for thee." In other words, you have everything you need to deal with this. That is not God denying Paul's reguest. That is God reminding Paul of the authority and grace he already possesses. 

The point is this. 

 God never intended for you to live defeated. He intended for you to exercise dominion. 

And when you  understand that, when you grasp the authority that is yours in Christ, when you learn to speak to circumstances instead of being controlled by them,   everything changes. 

You stop accepting defeat as normal.

SEUL JÉSUS-CHRIST PEUT ÊTRE NOTRE GRAND PRÊTRE ET ROI 👑

 SEUL JÉSUS-CHRIST PEUT ÊTRE NOTRE GRAND PRÊTRE ET ROI 👑

Nul ne devrait avoir trop de pouvoir sur les autres. Seul Jésus-Christ est capable de manier le véritable pouvoir.

•Les prêtres du Temple étaient corrompus par l'argent et le pouvoir.

•Le véritable sabbat est le repos loin du péché.

•Melchisédek était Jésus incarné à partir de la poussière.

•Melchisédek apporta le pain et le vin.

•Nul prêtre n'est supérieur à un autre.

•La lignée royale de David fut étouffée.

•Des desseins plus profonds doivent encore s'accomplir.

1. Les prêtres du Temple étaient corrompus par l'argent et le pouvoir.

Un roi nous dicte nos droits et nos devoirs. Un grand prêtre nous dicte nos croyances.

Dans l'Ancien Testament, nul ne pouvait être à la fois grand prêtre et roi.

Pour les humains, le pouvoir corrompt.

Les prêtres du Temple convoitaient le pouvoir et l'argent. C'est là la faiblesse des dirigeants humains : ils veulent s'emparer de votre argent.

Aujourd'hui, nul ne doit avoir de pouvoir sur notre foi. La foi est une affaire personnelle entre nous et Dieu seul.

Ainsi, nul ne doit avoir de pouvoir sur autrui en matière de croyances.

L'Ancien Testament est l'ombre, le cadre que le Nouveau Testament doit accomplir. La vérité doit unifier l'Ancien et le Nouveau Testament.

Mais qu'est-ce qui empêche un grand prêtre ou un roi de l'Ancien Testament de contester ces fonctions à Jésus ?

Le sacerdoce d'Aaron contrôlait les sacrifices d'animaux pour le péché au Temple de Jérusalem.

Mais, par leur nature humaine, ils en ont fait une source de profit et ont transgressé la Loi même qui leur conférait leur autorité.

 Caïphe, le grand prêtre, déchira ses vêtements lorsqu'il condamna Jésus.

MATTHIEU 26:65 Alors le grand prêtre déchira ses vêtements, disant : Il a proféré un blasphème ! Qu'avons-nous encore besoin de témoins ? Voici, vous avez maintenant entendu son blasphème.

Cet acte contrevenait à la Loi de Moïse.

Lorsque Moïse institua Aaron comme grand prêtre et ses deux fils, qui lui succéderaient, il leur recommanda de ne pas déchirer leurs vêtements.

LÉVITIQUE 10:6 Moïse dit à Aaron, à Éléazar et à Ithamar, ses fils : Ne découvrez pas vos têtes et ne déchirez pas vos vêtements.

Moïse faisait spécifiquement référence à la robe extérieure bleue, dont le col était renforcé pour éviter qu'elle ne se déchire. Elle ressemblait à une épaisse veste militaire ou à une cotte de mailles.

EXODE 28:31 Tu feras la robe de l'éphod entièrement bleue.

 32 Il y aura un trou au sommet, au milieu ; ce trou sera entouré d'une bordure tissée, comme le trou d'une cotte de mailles, afin qu'il ne se déchire pas.

La robe déchirée marqua la fin du sacerdoce d'Aaron.

Dès lors, il perdit toute importance.

Pour déchirer ce vêtement renforcé, Caïphe devait posséder une force surhumaine.

La mort de Jésus mit fin aux sacrifices d'animaux. La mort de Jésus abolit tous les sacrifices d'animaux de l'Ancien Testament. Ainsi, les prêtres responsables du Temple perdirent toute influence. Ils se retrouvèrent sans emploi. Mais ils continuèrent à pratiquer une religion de façade jusqu'à la destruction du Temple.

L'obsolescence du sacerdoce d'Aaron fut symbolisée par le déchirement du voile du Temple.

Le voile leur cachait la vue de Dieu sur le propitiatoire, dans le Saint des Saints.

Le voile déchiré leur permit de voir Dieu. Il était Jésus-Christ sur la croix, qui était devenue le nouveau propitiatoire. 

MATHÉTIQUE 27:51 Et voici, le voile du temple se déchira en deux, depuis le haut jusqu'en bas.

En 70 ap. J.-C., les Romains païens détruisirent le Temple, car il était devenu obsolète.

Au Calvaire, les Juifs furent séparés de Dieu et Dieu cessa d'utiliser l'hébreu comme langue.

Dans l'Ancien Testament, Dieu le Père était supérieur aux Juifs et portait divers noms tels que Jéhovah, Elohim, El, Elah, etc. Aucun de ces noms hébreux n'apparaît dans le Nouveau Testament.

Dieu utilisait une nouvelle langue, le grec.

Dieu utilisait un nouveau nom : Jésus.

Dans le Nouveau Testament, la Loi acquit alors une signification plus profonde.

Le sacrifice pour le péché fut le corps ensanglanté et meurtri de Jésus.

2. Le véritable sabbat est le repos du péché.

Dans l'Ancien Testament, il existait un mécanisme de transfert. Le péché du Juif était transféré à l'animal sacrificiel. L'innocence de l'animal était transférée au Juif. Mais la vie de l'animal ne pouvait entrer en lui, et ainsi, le Juif ne pouvait se défaire de son désir de pécher. Puis le sang de l'animal se tarissait et le Juif avait besoin d'un nouveau sacrifice pour ses péchés. Ainsi, le Juif se reposait le samedi de son travail physique, mais il ne se reposait pas du péché. Le sabbat juif (ou repos) n'était qu'un jour de repos par semaine. Ce jour de repos devait être répété chaque semaine. Mais il y a un problème. Dans le chapitre 1 de la Genèse, Dieu travailla six jours et, lorsqu'il se reposa le septième jour, il ne reprit plus jamais son œuvre créatrice.

Cependant, la mort de Jésus a également produit un mécanisme de transfert qui perdure encore aujourd'hui. Lorsque nous nous repentons, notre péché est transféré à lui et son innocence est transférée à nous. Mais voici l'accomplissement le plus profond. Parce que Jésus est mort en tant qu'Homme, une part de la Vie qui était dans son Sang, c'est-à-dire le Saint-Esprit, peut entrer dans nos cœurs et nous libérer de toute envie de pécher.

C'est le véritable sabbat, le repos loin du péché.

Nous avons commis toutes sortes de péchés au cours de notre vie, mais lorsque nous nous repentons et sommes baptisés au nom de Jésus-Christ, nous recevons le Saint-Esprit qui nous délivre de nos péchés. Car, par la grâce de Dieu, nous ne retournons jamais à cette vie de péché. Le baptême du Saint-Esprit est notre véritable sabbat, notre repos loin du péché.

Ceux qui désirent faire partie de l'Épouse de Dieu étudieront sa Parole pour se préparer au septième jour originel de Dieu, le jour du sabbat, qui est le règne de paix de mille ans que nous appelons le Millénium.

N'oubliez pas : un jour avec Dieu équivaut à mille ans.

 2 Pierre 3:8 Mais, bien-aimés, n'ignorez pas ceci : un jour est pour le Seigneur comme mille ans, et mille ans comme un jour.

Ésaïe 28:11 Car c'est avec des lèvres balbutiantes et une langue étrangère qu'il parlera à ce peuple.

Cela se produisit le jour de la Pentecôte, lorsque le Saint-Esprit descendit.

Ésaïe 28:12 Il leur dit : « Voici le repos qui vous permettra de donner du repos à celui qui est fatigué. »

Ainsi, le Saint-Esprit est le véritable repos, le sabbat.

Mais le Saint-Esprit habite en Jésus, l'homme. Le Saint-Esprit est l'Esprit surnaturel du Christ.

Colossiens 2:9 Car en lui habite corporellement toute la plénitude de la divinité.

Jésus est à la fois homme et surnaturel. Lorsque le Saint-Esprit vient en nous, il apporte en nous une part de l'humanité du Christ, faisant de nous la personne nouvelle que Dieu veut que nous soyons. Il fait aussi intervenir une part de l'Esprit surnaturel qui nous guide vers toute la vérité.

Jean 16:13 Quand le Consolateur sera venu, l'Esprit de vérité, il vous conduira dans toute la vérité.

Jésus est un homme. Pourtant, en cet homme habite la plénitude du Dieu surnaturel.

Matthieu 11:28 Venez à moi, vous tous qui êtes fatigués et chargés, et je vous donnerai du repos.

Seul l'Esprit du Christ peut nous donner le repos.

Hébreux 4:9 Il y a donc un repos réservé au peuple de Dieu.

Les Juifs se reposaient du travail le samedi, mais ne trouvaient jamais le vrai repos, car ils devaient reprendre leurs activités dès la fin du samedi. Dieu ne reprenait jamais ses œuvres créatrices après s'être reposé.

Hébreux 4:10 Car celui qui est entré dans son repos se repose aussi de ses œuvres, comme Dieu s'est reposé des siennes.

 Une fois que Jésus-Christ, en tant que Saint-Esprit, habite en nos cœurs, nous nous reposons du péché, nous cessons de pécher comme avant et nous ne retournons jamais à nos œuvres viles et pécheresses. Pourquoi ? Parce que l'Esprit du Christ fait naître en nous une nouvelle humanité, une part de la nature humaine de Jésus. Nous n'avons pas à essayer de rafistoler notre vieil homme. Nous devons simplement le remettre entre les mains de notre homme nouveau.

Mais cette dispensation du Nouveau Testament a besoin d'un Souverain Sacrificateur pour remplacer le sacerdoce d'Aaron qui a pris fin.

Hébreux 3:1 C'est pourquoi, frères saints, qui avez part à l'appel céleste, considérez l'apôtre et le Souverain Sacrificateur de notre foi, Jésus-Christ ;

Notre Souverain Sacrificateur est Jésus-Christ.

Comment le reconnaît-il ?

Ses vêtements furent donnés aux soldats romains ennemis qui voulaient les déchirer pour que chacun des quatre soldats romains puisse en avoir un morceau. Mais ils refusèrent de déchirer son vêtement extérieur.

 Jean 19:23 Après avoir crucifié Jésus, les soldats prirent ses vêtements et se les partagèrent en quatre parts, une pour chaque soldat ; ils prirent aussi sa tunique, qui était sans couture, tissée d'une seule pièce.

24 Ils se dirent donc entre eux : « Ne la déchirons pas, mais tirons au sort pour savoir à qui elle appartiendra. » Ainsi s'accomplit l'Écriture qui dit : « Ils se sont partagé mes vêtements, ils ont tiré au sort ma tunique. » C'est ce que firent les soldats.

Caïphe, avec sa tunique déchirée, fut comparé à Jésus, dont la tunique était intacte.

Caïphe déchira sa propre tunique. Les ennemis de Jésus refusèrent de déchirer la sienne.

Cela fait de Jésus le véritable Souverain Prêtre, car il s'est conformé à la Loi de l'Ancien Testament.

Il devait donc exister un sacerdoce supérieur : le sacerdoce de Melchisédek.

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Being a New Creation

The true meaning of being a new creation in Christ. In this post, discover what actually changes when you're born again, and why most believers never walk in it.

The new creation struggle Have you ever looked at yourself in the mirror and thought, "Why do I still feel like the same person even though I gave my life to Lord Jesus Christ?"

Maybe you've prayed the prayer, gone to church, even read your Bible, but deep down you're asking, "If I'm a new creation, why do I still struggle with old habits, insecurities, or guilt?"

If that is you, I want you to listen closely because what I'm about to share will shift everything. This is not hype. This is one of the most misunderstood truths in the body of Christ, and it is keeping millions of people from walking in the power, peace, and purpose God designed for them.

You've been told you're a new creation, but you've never been shown what that really means.

Today, I'm going to show you exactly what the Bible means when it says you're a new creation in Christ. I shall explain why most Christians do not experience that reality, what's actually been made new, and how to start living from that identity starting today.

And the best part is it has nothing to do with striving religious performance or pretending to be someone you're not. When we're done, you'll not only understand your identity, but you'll see yourself the way heaven sees you. Because the truth is, if you do not know who you are, the enemy will always tell you who you're not.

Tug of war between identities

Now, here is the tension. Most Christians live in a tug-of-war between two identities. The one they read about in scripture and the one they feel in their daily life.

2 Corinthians 5:17 says, "If any man be in Christ, he is a new creature. Old things are passed away. Behold, all things are become new."

That is not a metaphor. That is not future tense. That is not a poetic way of saying you're on a journey. It is a spiritual reality.

But the problem is we interpret that verse through our soul, our emotions, our behaviour, our memory.

So when we slip up, we say, "I must not be new yet."

When we feel anxious or angry or tempted, we say, "Maybe I'm not really saved."

We judge the Word by our experience, instead of judging our experience by the Word.

Let me put it plainly. We have preached a sin consciousness so long that most believers live in a state of perpetual spiritual inferiority.

That is the real issue. The average Christian is more conscious of their failures than of their righteousness in Christ. But here is the shift.

Understanding your new spirit What became new when you got born again was not your body. It was not your soul. It was your spirit.

That is the real you. the part of you that became one with Christ, the part of you that is righteous, holy, complete, and seated with him in heavenly places.

Right now, the challenge is, unless your mind is renewed, you'll keep identifying with the old you even though he's been crucified. I said, "The real man is the spirit. He has a soul and lives in a body. You are not a body trying to be spiritual. You are a spirit learning to renew your mind and put your body under.

And that changes everything because once you understand that your spirit was recreated in the image of Christ, you stop trying to get something from God and you start living from what he has already done.

That is why Galatians 2:20 says, "I am crucified with Christ. old man died. { "I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me; and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself for me."} The new you is not a cleaned up version of the old you.

It is Christ in you, the hope of glory.

Let me show you what that looks like. Imagine you had a car that broke down constantly. You bring it into the shop and instead of patching it up, they hand you the keys to a brand new vehicle, but instead of driving the new car, you go back to your old one out of habit.

That is what many believers do with their identity.

God gave you a new nature, but you keep trying to fix the old one. Why? Because you do not realize the exchange has already taken place.

Romans 6:6 says, "Knowing this, that our old man is crucified with him (Jesus Christ), that the body of sin might be destroyed."

The old you is gone. But you have to know this. That is the key.

It is not about trying harder. It is about knowing deeper.

So, how do you live as a new creation?

Renewing your mind 1. First, you must renew your mind with the word. Romans 12:2 says, "Be transformed by the renewing of your mind."

That word "transformed" is the same root as metamorphosis. It is what happens when a caterpillar becomes a butterfly.

You're not just changing behaviour, you're discovering a new nature.

I emphasized this over and over. Right thinking is the foundation of right believing. And right believing is the secret of victorious living.

If you keep thinking like the old you, you'll keep living like the old you even if you're saved.

2. Second, start speaking who you are in Christ. Confession is more than admitting sin. It's agreeing with God's word. The Greek word homologueo means to say the same thing as when you say aloud, "I am the righteousness of God in Christ," 2 Corinthians 5:21, you're not boasting.

You're agreeing with God. When you declare, "Greater is he that is in me than he that is in the world." 1 John 4:4, you're not being arrogant. You're walking in truth. Your mouth steers your life.

Proverbs 18:21 says, "Death and life are in the power of the tongue. You won't rise above the image you speak over yourself."

3. Third, stop identifying with sin and start identifying with righteousness. This is not ignoring sin.

Living from righteousness It is understanding that sin no longer defines you. The new creation does not live from guilt. It lives from grace.

Romans 6:14 says, "Sin shall not have dominion over you. For you are not under the law, but under grace." You are not a sinner saved by grace. You were a sinner. You got saved by grace. Now you're a saint who may sometimes sin, but that sin is not your identity.

"The sin problem is settled. What we need is the righteousness consciousness that comes from knowing who we are in Christ.

Let me ask you, what would happen if you actually believed this? What if you woke up tomorrow and said, "I'm not who I used to be. I'm not a slave to fear. I'm not defined by trauma. I'm not cursed, not broken, or not unworthy. I'm a new creation in Christ. I'm filled with his spirit. I'm seated with him. I have his mind, I have his love, I have his authority. You would walk different, talk different, pray different, not out of pride, but out of identity. This is not emotional hype. This is spiritual truth.

Walking by faith

But here is the hard truth. Many Christians will never experience this, not because it is not true, but because they won't renew their mind to it. They'll keep waiting for a feeling. They'll keep begging for God to do what he already did at the cross. They'll sing about breakthrough but never walk in it because they do not see themselves as new.

And you can't walk in what you do not believe. The new creation does not work by feelings. It works by faith.

So here is what I want you to do right now. If this word has opened your eyes, don't just nod and move on. Go back to 2 Corinthians 5:17. Meditate on it. Personalize it. Say it out loud. Because I am in Christ. I am a new creation. The old is gone. The new is here.

Then go read Romans 6.

Read Ephesians 1 and 2. See what God says about your spirit. And stop identifying with anything less than what Jesus Christ paid for.

Do not live another day beneath your privileges as a child of God. In the next post, we're going to expose five phrases that are blocking your faith. Things believers say all the time that sound humble, even spiritual, but are actually rooted in unbelief.

You may be sabotaging your own faith without even realizing it. So, if you're ready to go deeper and actually start walking in what you've learned today, don't miss it. I'll see you there.

Galatians 2:20 is a foundational verse in the New Testament where the Apostle Paul declares his spiritual union with Jesus Christ, stating: "I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me; and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself for me." The verse conveys three primary theological truths: 1. Crucifixion with Christ: The believer’s old, sinful self ("the old man") is considered dead and buried with Christ, severing the power of sin and the old Adamic nature.

2. Indwelling Life: The believer’s identity and daily existence are now animated by the resurrected Christ, meaning personal will is surrendered to His supremacy.

3. Life by Faith: The continued physical existence is sustained not by legalistic observance of the law, but through active trust in the Son of God, who sacrificed Himself personally for the individual.

This passage serves as Paul’s argument against adding religious rituals or good works to salvation, emphasizing that justification comes through faith alone and that Christ’s death was purposeful, rendering the law insufficient for righteousness.

Stop Saying These 5 Things (They Block Your Faith)

Breath of Life and Life of Breath, precious and glory

 ¹“Every sunrise whispers a chance; don’t let it fade into routine.”

“每一次日出都蕴藏着机遇；不要让它沦为例行公事。”

Chaque lever de soleil murmure une opportunité ; ne la laissez pas se fondre dans la routine.

Jeder Sonnenaufgang flüstert von einer Chance; lass sie nicht in der Routine verblassen.

²“Life’s treasures are hidden in the mundane; pause and reveal them.”

“生活中的宝藏往往隐藏在平凡之中；停下来，去发现它们吧。”

« Les trésors de la vie sont cachés dans le quotidien ; faites une pause et révélez-les. »

Die Schätze des Lebens liegen im Alltäglichen verborgen; halte inne und enthülle sie.

³“A simple ‘thank you’ can turn an ordinary day into a cherished memory.”

“一句简单的‘谢谢’就能将平凡的一天变成一段珍贵的回忆。”

Un simple « merci » peut transformer une journée ordinaire en un souvenir précieux.

Ein einfaches „Danke“ kann einen gewöhnlichen Tag in eine kostbare Erinnerung verwandeln.

⁴“Moments of kindness create ripples; cast your loving kindness today.”

“善举会激起涟漪；今天就播撒你的爱心吧。”

« Les gestes de bienveillance créent des ondes ; répandez votre bienveillance aimante aujourd'hui. »

Momente der Freundlichkeit ziehen Kreise; verbreite heute deine liebevolle Güte.

⁵“In the chaos, find stillness; it is where life truly unfolds.” 

在纷乱中寻得宁静，那正是生命真正舒展之处。

« Au cœur du chaos, trouvez le calme ; c’est là que la vie se déploie véritablement. »

„Finde Stille inmitten des Chaos; dort entfaltet sich das Leben wahrhaftig.“

⁶“Breathe deeply; each breath is a reminder of the gift of now.”

深呼吸；每一次呼吸都在提醒你，“当下”是一份馈赠。

« Respirez profondément ; chaque souffle nous rappelle le cadeau de l'instant présent. »

Atme tief durch; jeder Atemzug ist eine Erinnerung an das Geschenk des Augenblicks.

⁷“Don’t wait for a reason to celebrate; life itself is a reason.”

不要等待理由去庆祝；生命本身就是理由。

N’attendez pas une raison de fêter ; la vie elle-même en est une.

Warte nicht auf einen Grund zum Feiern; das Leben selbst ist ein Grund. 

⁸“Your story is written in moments; make them worth reading.”

“你的故事是由一个个瞬间谱写的；让每个瞬间都值得一读。”

« Votre histoire s'écrit en instants ; faites en sorte qu'ils valent la peine d'être lus. »

Deine Geschichte schreibt sich in Momenten; sorge dafür, dass sie lesenswert sind.

⁹“Every smile 😁 😊 shared is a moment reclaimed; spread joy generously.”

“每一个微笑😁😊都是对美好时光的重新珍藏；请慷慨地传播快乐。”

« Chaque sourire 😁 😊 partagé est un moment reconquis ; répandez la joie généreusement. »

„Jedes geteilte Lächeln 😁 😊 ist ein zurückgewonnener Moment; verbreite großzügig Freude.“

¹⁰ “Time is a canvas; you paint it with the colors of gratitude.”

“时间就像一块画布；你要用感恩的色彩去描绘它。”

« Le temps est une toile ; vous la peignez avec les couleurs de la gratitude. »

„Die Zeit ist eine Leinwand; du bemalst sie mit den Farben der Dankbarkeit.“

¹¹“The heart remembers the laughter; create memories worth holding.”

心会记住欢笑；创造值得珍藏的回忆。

« Le cœur se souvient des rires ; créez des souvenirs qui valent la peine d'être gardés. »

Das Herz erinnert sich an das Lachen; erschaffe Erinnerungen, die es wert sind, bewahrt zu werden.

 

¹² “A small gesture can spark a flame; ignite your connections.”

一个小小的善举就能点燃火花，激发人与人之间的联结。

« Un petit geste bienveillant peut allumer une flamme ; embrasez vos liens. »

Eine kleine, freundliche Geste kann einen Funken überspringen lassen – entfache deine Verbindungen.

¹³ “What you treasure today shapes your tomorrow; choose wisely.”

你今天所珍视的一切，将塑造你的明天；请明智抉择。

Ce que vous chérissez aujourd'hui façonne votre demain ; choisissez avec sagesse.

Was du heute schätzt, prägt dein Morgen; wähle weise.

¹⁴“Live as each moment is a gift; unwrapped, it reveals joy.”

“珍惜每一刻，因为每一刻都是一份礼物；拆开它，你会发现其中的喜悦。”

« Vivez chaque instant comme un cadeau ; une fois déballé, il révèle la joie. »

Lebe so, als wäre jeder Augenblick ein Geschenk; ausgepackt offenbart es Freude.

¹⁵ “Life’s melody plays softly; listen closely to its rhythm.”

“生命的旋律轻柔地响起；仔细聆听它的节奏。”

La mélodie de la vie résonne doucement ; prêtez une oreille attentive à son rythme.

Die Melodie des Lebens erklingt leise; lausche aufmerksam ihrem Rhythmus.

¹⁶ “The beauty of now often hides in the simplest of actions.”

“当下之美往往隐藏在最简单的行动中。”

La beauté de l'instant présent se cache souvent dans les gestes les plus simples.

Die Schönheit des Augenblicks verbirgt sich oft in den einfachsten Handlungen.

¹⁷ “Let every word spoken be a thread that weaves love closer.”

“让每一句说出的话语都成为连接彼此、拉近爱的丝线。”

Que chaque parole prononcée soit un fil qui tisse l'amour plus étroitement.

„Lass jedes gesprochene Wort ein Faden sein, der die Liebe enger verwebt.“

¹⁸ “In every goodbye lies the seed of a future hello.”

“每一次告别都蕴藏着未来重逢的种子。”

« Dans chaque au revoir réside la graine d'un futur bonjour. »

In jedem Abschied liegt der Keim eines zukünftigen Wiedersehens.

¹⁹ “Life’s richness blooms in the soil of appreciation; cultivate it.”

“生活的美好源于感恩的土壤；要用心耕耘。”

La richesse de la vie s'épanouit dans le terreau de la reconnaissance ; cultivez-la.

Der Reichtum des Lebens blüht auf dem Boden der Wertschätzung; pflege ihn.

²⁰ “Act now; tomorrow is a promise, not a guarantee.”

“现在就行动；明天只是一个承诺，而不是保证。”

Agissez dès maintenant ; demain est une promesse, pas une garantie.

Handeln Sie jetzt; das Morgen ist ein Versprechen, keine Garantie.

Powerful Do not Take Life for Granted

Life’s fleeting nature often goes unnoticed in our daily routines.  Cherish every moment, prioritize what truly matters, and embrace the beauty of impermanence. Allow them to inspire reflection, gratitude, and a renewed focus on what enriches your life.

切勿将生命视为理所当然。

在日常琐碎中，我们往往忽略了生命的短暂易逝。请珍视每一个当下，将真正重要之事置于首位，并拥抱无常之美。让这些感悟激发你的反思与感恩之心，促使你重新专注于那些能丰富生命的事物。

Un message puissant : ne prenez pas la vie pour acquise.

La nature éphémère de la vie passe souvent inaperçue dans le train-train quotidien. Chérissez chaque instant, privilégiez ce qui compte vraiment et accueillez la beauté de l'impermanence. Laissez ces pensées susciter la réflexion et la gratitude, tout en recentrant votre attention sur ce qui enrichit votre existence.

Eine kraftvolle Botschaft: Betrachte das Leben nicht als selbstverständlich.

Die Vergänglichkeit des Lebens bleibt im Alltag oft unbemerkt. Schätze jeden Augenblick, setze Prioritäten für das, was wirklich zählt, und nimm die Schönheit der Vergänglichkeit an. Lass dich dazu inspirieren, innezuhalten, Dankbarkeit zu empfinden und dich wieder auf das zu konzentrieren, was dein Leben bereichert.

²¹ “Time whispers away; let your heart shout in joy.”

“时光悄然流逝；让你的心欢呼雀跃吧。”

« Le temps s'écoule en murmures ; laisse ton cœur crier de joie. »

Die Zeit verfliegt im Flüstern; lass dein Herz vor Freude jubeln.

²² “Moments are treasures; do not let them slip through your fingers.”

“时光是宝贵的财富，不要让它们从指缝间溜走。”

« Les moments sont des trésors ; ne les laissez pas vous échapper. »

Augenblicke sind Schätze; lass sie dir nicht durch die Finger gleiten.

²³ “In the tapestry of life, each thread counts—make yours vibrant.”

“人生这幅锦绣画卷，每一根线都至关重要——让你的线也充满活力。”

« Dans la trame de la vie, chaque fil compte : faites en sorte que le vôtre soit éclatant. »

Im Gewebe des Lebens zählt jeder Faden – gestalte deinen lebendig.

²⁴ “Every sunrise invites you to rewrite your story.”

每一次日出，都邀请你重写自己的人生故事。

  «Амра аҭаларацыԥхьаӡа уажәабжь ҿыц иуҩырц уааԥхьоит».   «Amra aţalaracyṕhʹaŹa uažəabžʹ ḉyc iuòyrc uaaṕhʹoit».

Cada amanecer te invita a reescribir tu historia.

²⁵ “Life is a canvas; paint it with intention and passion.”

„Животът е платно; рисувай го с намерение и страст.“ „Zhivotŭt e platno; risuvaĭ go s namerenie i strast.“

A vita hè una tela; dipinghjitela cù intenzione è passione.

²⁶ “Embrace the now; tomorrow is an unfinished promise.”

“Omarm die nou; môre is 'n onvoltooide belofte.”

„Přijmi přítomnost; zítřek je nesplněný příslib.“

²⁷ “Connections are the roots of happiness; nourish them daily.”

Vztahy jsou kořeny štěstí; pečujte o ně každý den.

  "Hubungan nakeuh ukheue keubahagiaan; peulara awaknyan tiep uroe."

²⁸ “Fear is a shadow; step into the light of possibility.”

  “Takot nakeuh bayangan; langkah u dalam cahaya kemungkenan.”

«Վախը ստվեր է. քայլիր դեպի հնարավորության լույսը»։ «Vakhy stver e. k’aylir depi hnaravorut’yan luysy».

²⁹ “Purpose ignites the soul; seek it in every heartbeat.”

"Ang layunin ay nagpapasiklab sa kaluluwa; hanapin ito sa bawat tibok ng puso."

Celkonscio ekbruligas la animon; serĉu ĝin en ĉiu korbato.

Svrha rasplamsava dušu; traži je u svakom otkucaju srca.

³⁰ “Small joys are the hidden gems of existence—discover them.”

ছোট ছোট আনন্দগুলো হলো জীবনের লুকানো রত্ন—সেগুলোকে খুঁজে বের করুন। chhota chhota anandagulo holo jiboner lukano rotn—seguloke khuje ber korun.

Kleine vreugden zijn de verborgen parels van het bestaan – ontdek ze.

³¹ “Reflection is a mirror; use it to see your true path.”

「反射は鏡のようなものだ。それを使って、自分の真の道を見つけよう。」`Hansha wa kagami no yōna monoda. Sore o tsukatte, jibun no shin no michi o mitsukeyou.'

A riflessione hè un specchiu; usala per vede a to vera strada.

³² “Gratitude transforms ordinary moments into extraordinary memories.”

التأمل مرآة؛ فاستخدمه لترى مسارك الحقيقي.

"alianeikas marat; astakhdimah litaraa tariqak alhaqiqia."

Az önvizsgálat tükör; használd arra, hogy meglásd a valódi utadat.

“Reflektado estas spegulo; uzu ĝin por vidi vian veran vojon.”

³³ “The clock ⏰ ticks, but your spirit can dance 🪩 timelessly.”

«Ժամացույցը տկտկում է, բայց քո ոգին կարող է պարել 🪩 անժամանակ»։ «Zhamats’uyts’y tktkum e, bayts’ k’vo vogin karogh e parel 🪩 anzhamanak».

"Iwoola ⏰ ilalila, asi muuya wako ulakonzya kuzyana 🪩 kakunyina chiindi."

³⁴ “Life’s beauty lies in its unpredictability; embrace the surprises.”

Ljepota života leži u njegovoj nepredvidivosti; prigrli iznenađenja.

“삶의 아름다움은 예측 불가능성에 있다. 놀라움을 받아들이라.” “salm-ui aleumdaum-eun yecheug bulganeungseong-e issda. nollaum-eul bad-adeul-ila.”

  “Tekove iporãha oĩ impredecibilidad-pe;e’abraza umi sorpresa.”

³⁵ “Each goodbye is a chance to cherish the memories made.”

„Svaki oproštaj je prilika da se njeguju stvorene uspomene.“

  “Buri kusiibura n’omugisha gw’okusiima ebiijusyo ebikozirwe.”

³⁶ “Intentional living turns the mundane into the magnificent.”

³⁷ “Your journey is unique; walk it with wonder and courage.”

³⁸ “Every laugh shared echoes in eternity; make them count.”

³⁹ “In the rush of life, pause and savor the sweetness.”

⁴⁰ “Live boldly; the world awaits your vibrant story.”

 Do not Take Life for Granted  Everyday Reminders

Life is a precious gift, and each day offers a chance to appreciate what truly matters. cherish the moment and embrace gratitude:

⁴¹ “Today is a canvas; paint it bright.”

⁴² “Moments matter; do not let them slip.”

⁴³ “Pause and feel; life is happening now.”

⁴⁴ “Embrace the now; tomorrow isn’t promised.”

⁴⁵ “Live fully; each breath is a treasure.”

⁴⁶ “Gratitude turns moments into memories.”

⁴⁷ “Choose joy; it’s always within reach.”

⁴⁸ “Find beauty in the ordinary.”

⁴⁹ “Every heartbeat is a chance to reflect.”

⁵⁰ “Wake up to wonder; it is all around.”

⁵¹ “Let go of rush; savor the journey.”

⁵² “Kindness is a gift; share it freely.”

⁵³ “Today is your opportunity; seize it.”

⁵⁴ “Life whispers; listen closely.”

⁵⁵ “Breathe deeply; calm follows.”

⁵⁶ “Small joys create big happiness.”

⁵⁷ “Cherish silence; it speaks volumes.”

⁵⁸ “Connect with others; it enriches life.”

⁵⁹ “Time is fleeting; treasure each second.”

⁶⁰ “Awareness is the first step to gratitude.”

BREATH OF LIFE AND THE LIFE OF THE BREATH, WITHOUT IT YOU ARE DEAD TWICE .

WHY TAKE THE LIFE OF THE BREATH FOR GRANTED? 

THE MESSAGE TO THE LIVING BRIDE-MEMBERS OF CHRIST.

     Greetings in the mighty name of the Lord Jesus Christ to our brothers and sisters. 

 Today is the 5th of the month of October, the 10th month in the calendar year of 2026. 

l am led by the Lord to do about five short insights into the main message that I give on Saturday and Sunday particularly in English message which comes on Saturday across the whole world. It's a lengthy message. It is almost 1 and ½ hours to nearly 2 hours. 

But l am led to do a short probably 15 to 20 minutes insights into the main message so that you would be able to understand the truth that is presented. 

Brothers and sisters, what the most important thing is our breath. So what I have titled this short message is The Breath Of Life And The Life Of The Breath. 

 Now if you really look at us, we breathe without our notice. We inhale and we exhale. 

Our inhaling and our exhaling enables us to really live as human beings or whatever it is. 

But we take things for granted. 

 We take breathing for granted through our nose 👃🏽 in the center of our face. The two nostrils are very important. 

 But what the nose does, during the inhaling and exhaling, we just take for granted. 

What happens through our eyes 👀, we know, we see it. 

 What happens through our ears 👂🏽 👂🏽  , we hear, we get noticed of what we hear. 

Then what we do with our mouth 👄, the taste or speaking, we get noticed of it. 

 But what we do with the center of our main center the breathing, we just take for granted. 

Now do you know something, brothers and sisters, the whole universe is breathing and the breath is the energy of God that comes to the whole universe. 

Our living God, the Almighty, as apostle Paul says in letter of 1 Timothy chapter 1 verse 17, King eternal, immortal, invisible and the wise God, an eternal spirit. 

 Essence of our God is his divine consciousness. Because our living our God is a living God. 

His power and the efficacy prevails upon the whole universe. The whole universe full of energy and power and that come from the the breath of God. 

The God has given life to the whole universe by virtue of his laws. 

He created the whole universe.

 Whether it's 26 billion years or 46 billion years, doesn't matter. But he has given his breath to the whole universe. 

The universe is breathing. 

The galaxies are breathing. The solar systems are breathing. The planets are breathing. 

 And everything in the universe is breathing, exhaling and inhaling. And there is a system that runs that inhaling through the laws and the mathematical formulas of the living God that he has placed. 

Now do you know, brothers and sisters, that you take and I take our breath for granted? Our inhaling and our exhaling. 

But brothers and sisters, as I shared earlier, when God created Adam in the realm of the spirit first as a soul and gave His spirit upon him, God is the Spirit. And by virtue of that God enshrined to man, to Adam, the woman was inside, enshrined to him the divine consciousness. 

With the divine consciousness, man gained access to divine wisdom, divine knowledge, divine understanding. 

And God instructed the man what to do, how to do, when to do, where to do. 

All those instructions were given in the realm of the spirit.  Man was addressed by God to his true identity which is the soul, with the divine consciousness, with the divine wisdom, divine knowledge, divine understanding. He was also empowered with the ability of imagination, visualization and actualization. In the same time the God Almighty being the Father , the Adam being His son, He gave the privilege of union and oneness with the Father and that's why like the angels, Adam was given the privilege of thinking with the living God , not think about Him. Thinking with and then in the process of fulfilling his responsibility with accountability. 

God enshrined the very breath to him. And that's why when God created Adam, Genesis 2:7, God breathed onto him the breath of life and he became  a living soul. Do you know what that means? Do you know, brothers and sisters, sometimes you forget every time that you breathe in , every time you breathe in , you activate the entire fabric of your being. 

There are trillions of atoms in your body. Trillions, trillions of molecules, trillions of cells, trillions of tissues. 

And then you have 248 organs, 600 muscles, 206 bones. You basically activate entire the fabric of your being as you breathe. One of the most important things that you get activated is from the neck upward, the head also the other parts of the body as well. 

 Every time you breathe, your brain is nourished. Your eyes, your ears, your mouth, your nostrils, the whole neck. 

 Do you know, brothers and sisters, every time that you breathe, that you have the glorious ability of thinking with the living God and that come from the inner man, the soul, the mind. 

Mind is not part of the flesh. Two brain muscles, right brain and left brain connect to the emotions and the rationality.  But in the mind, the brain is the seat of the mind. And then the blood circulation nourishes the brain muscle. Activate it. 

 And then when you breathe, you begin to bring that intelligence from the inner man, divine consciousness or the consciousness, wisdom, knowledge and understanding.  You activate the whole fabric of your being every time you breathe. Now, brothers and sisters, remember this. 

When God breathed onto Adam the breath of life, man became a living soul. In other words, his body, soul and the spirit got so activated that he understand the design, the desire, the demands of the living God and His expectation, and continue to fulfill his Father's expectation until the time of the fall. 

 Now, I have discussed that in detail in my message. 

One of the things which I want to do today in this short message is we have as the bride of the Lord Jesus Christ, we breathe naturally the breath of life. Our natural man from the day we born until we die. We breathe naturally, inhale and exhale and when the breathing stop, we die. 

 But do you know something brothers and sisters? 

 The Lord Jesus Christ having risen from the dead came to disciples in John chapter 20 verse 22 and he said, he breathed onto them and said, "Receive the Holy Spirit. "

So when we are filled with the Holy Spirit of God, our soul is activated, our inner man is activated, our mind is activated, our consciousness is activated to the divine status. 

 From a human status, we cross into divine status. 

 Then from human wisdom we begin to enshrine ourself with the divine wisdom, divine knowledge, divine understanding. 

So, brothers and sisters, when we are given the Holy Spirit as the breath of God coming to us that is, brothers and sisters, the life of the breath. Breath of life is for my human existence and survival and during the period of time that I live on this planet earth as a human being. 

 Life of the breath, of course all the breath come from God. 

 Even for me to live 120 ,or 70 ,or 80 or, 90 ,40 years the breath come from God. 

To every human being all the 9 billion people that lives, the breath come from God. 

But to the sons and daughters of God, God has given a life of the breath. 

Now this letter here, chai, the 18th is the letter of the Hebrew alphabet. 

 Remember life. It means life. 18th letter. Chai. Life. 

 But brothers and sisters, life of the breath, breath of life also come from God.

 The life of the breath comes to the seed of God.  The sons and daughters whom God has redeemed. And that is why, brothers and sisters, apostle John talks about in John chapter 3, born of God, born again.  

 Born of the spirit of God. So that your inner man comes alive. 

 Like apostle Paul said, I am crucified with Christ, the old man death.  Nevertheless, I live, but Christ liveth in me 

 The life now I live in the flesh, I live by the faith of the Son of the living God. 

 Now, brothers and sisters, we who are the sons of God, not only have the the breath of life, we have the life of the breath. We have the life of the breath. 

 And that's where our true identity would be showcased and revealed as the sons and daughters. 

 And that's what we talk about the anointing, the unction. In the Bible, unction means an anointing or consecration with oil, representing the empowerment, filling, or presence of the Holy Spirit.

 That is exactly what God was talking to prophet Jeremiah.  Jeremiah 1 verse 5. 

 Before you came into your mother's womb, I knew you.  And inside your mother's womb, I sanctified you. 

 And as you came out of your mother's womb, l anointed you to serve. 

 The anointing come from the spirit of God. 

 And you know brothers and sisters, same spirit that raised Jesus Christ from the dead will be quickening in the mortal bodies of the sons and daughters of God. 

 

 And that is why Jesus said, "Try it till you receive it. 

 Receive what? Receive the very spirit of God. 

 So brothers and sisters, when you and I are redeemed by the efficacy of the blood of the Lord Jesus Christ, by the efficacy of the mighty name of the Lord Jesus.

 That's exactly what God was talking to l me Jeremiah. 14:56 Jeremiah 1 verse 5. 

 Before you came into your mother's womb, I knew you. And inside your mother's womb, I sanctified you. 

 And as you came out of your mother's womb, l anointed you to serve. 

 The anointing come from the spirit of God. 

And you, know brothers and sisters, same spirit that raised Jesus Christ from the dead will be quickening in the mortal bodies of the sons and daughters of God.  And that is why Jesus said, "Tarry for it till you receive it. Receive what? Receive the very spirit of God. 

So, brothers and sisters, when you and I are redeemed,  by the efficacy of the blood of the Lord Jesus Christ, by the efficacy of the mighty name of the Lord Jesus Christ, by the efficacy of the Spirit of God, by the efficacy of the Word of God, that is why Jesus said, "the word that I speak they're spirit, they're life," then you begin to really not only breathe the life of the breath. 

 Breath of life but life of breath.  Breath of life is to sustain you physically. 

Life of breath is to sustain your inner man, your soul and the spirit, powers you. 

 So, brothers and sisters, when you have the life of breath that's what Jesus you breathe onto them. 

 When the Holy Spirit comes to me it is the life of the breath. The breath of life I have already that for l inhale and exhale I live as a human being life of the breath it come from God. It indicates that I am a son , a daughter, a child of the living  God. We are chosen seed of God and saved by His grace, and redeemed by His blood and filled by His Spirit , and translated to the kingdom of the Son of the living God.

 So , brothers and sisters, this is a wonderful thing, when you have the life of the spirit, life of the breath, the life come from God and it is the anointing that God gives. 

 That's exactly what he told prophet Jeremiah. Jeremiah 1 verse 5. before you came to your mothers whom I knew you and that's exactly the Lord Jesus Christ said thy were whom thou are given to me. I have given them thy glory which you are given to me that they may be one as we are one. So we have the breath of life for our physical body of activation everything what we do, eat, drink, and do. All activation in our physically. But, brothers and sisters, Life, Zoe Life, for the breath activate my inner man, my soul and sanctified my soul and then the anointing comes to me. 

 So it is the life of the breath life come from God. God is the the one who gives that life. 

 Brothers and sisters, that life that comes to me brings me eternal life. 

 That is what the Lord Jesus Christ says, eternal life. And that is why, brothers and sisters, apostle Paul says ,1 Timothy chapter 1, verse1 17  { Now to the King eternal, immortal, and invisible, the only God, be honor and glory forever and ever. Amen.}  King  👑 eternal, immortal, invisible, wise God is my Father God. And God has given us His glorious privilege to be His sons and daughters. Let us continuously think with Him so by that you showcase the glory, and the power, and the efficacy of His design, and His desire and His demands. 

 And by virtue of that, God calls me. " You are my son. You are my daughter. I'm well pleased in you."

 Let's pray, believe, ad received. And wonderful God will bless you all. Thank you.