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In one union


Ephesians 4:4-6 

4 There is one body and one Spirit, just as you too were called to the one hope of your calling, 

5 one Lord, one faith, one baptism, 6 one God and Father of all, who is over all and through all and in all.

 


In one union

 


The Holy Spirit dwells in us ... to witness that we belong to God.

Evil spirits, however, manipulate folks to become slaves.

God’s Spirit asks gently for our cooperation

while evil spirits won’t rest until they drop us in a cave.

 


A union of God ... is always in the Spirit.

to know our Lord and Savior we have to go that way.

In truth and in Spirit the bible prescribes

the first step of the Eternal ... that Everlasting day.

 


If we expect God to move our mind and reason for us

We’ll leave ourselves open to counterfeit spirits.

Then in expectation ... we also start to wonder

when the Lord will move our will and emotions coherent.

 


A Christian shouldn’t follow self-preference, thoughts or feelings.

Nevertheless after receiving revelation from the Lord 

He ought to execute his mind, emotion and will’s behavior

This charge has to come ... directly through to his spirit.

 


Mat. 10:20 “ It is not you who speaks,

but the Spirit of your Father speaking through you”

 

 

Do not wait in a passive manner for a supernatural voice.

Do not permit a voice to direct your path.

Listen to your conscience and to your intuition

before evil drags you down to destroy your very task.

 


Engage your “perfect” memory to give the Spirit an ample chance

to bring to remembrance the completeness of God.

His strength and His compassion as He delivers His saints

as shown throughout the ages in the power of His Love.

 

 

Jan Wienen

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