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El misterio de la salud perfecta!

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At approximately 6:15 am, when I presented my first offering of the day, I understood how the Lord used the land to produce this food. And likewise this food that goes inside me becomes worship and that worship joins my spirit and is like a torrent of healing that invades my entire interior.

I can glimpse healing currents like cool, clear water running through all my organs. By participating in this encounter with my Lord, my inner body is completely free of all obstacles, not even the slightest knot interferes with this flow of healing.

I learned this type of worship from Ancient Israel. Reading the Holy Scripture, in the Book of Exodus, chapter 29, 38-39, I felt a rush of holy envy. And groaning, I told my Heavenly Father that I wished I had lived in that time. I wanted to do something tangible like they did, but now I can’t kill any lamb.

Since Jesus Christ is the Lamb of God and He is the perfect and complete offering, there is no longer a need for that type of offering. My soul plummeted into a moment of helplessness, but my Father breathed light into it. He revealed to me that I can still do the same thing that Israel did.

God does not receive anything material, but everything that comes from our spirit and from a grateful heart. The lamb that Israel sacrificed was not for God to eat, but for themselves. God only receives your love, worship and faith in His faithfulness.

When we bring our tithes and offerings to God in the church, it is so that there is food, the physical support of the ministry. We do it with love and gratitude to the faithfulness of God who gives us life and health to keep a job.

But we are the ones who eat the substance of the offering, how? receiving the Word of Him who empowers us against all the traps of the enemy. Deuteronomy 26 gives us details on how to tithe and its benefits. It ends with the blessing of verse 19:

“He will exalt you above all nations which He has made, in praise, and in name, and in honor; and that you may be a holy people to the Lord your God, just as He has spoken.” (Deut. 26:19 MEV).

I believe I have discovered the mystery of the health of God’s people in the desert, 40 years of perfect health! Part of the mystery is eating before the Lord, Deuteronomy 12:18 states:

“, celebrating in the presence of the Lord your God in all you do.”

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¡El misterio de la salud perfecta!

Aproximadamente a las 6:15 am de hoy, cuando presenté mi primera ofrenda del día, entendí cómo el Señor usó la tierra para producir este alimento. Y así mismo este alimento que va dentro de mí se convierte en adoración y esa adoración se une a mi espíritu y es como un torrente de sanidad que invade todo mi interior.

Puedo vislumbrar corrientes curativas como agua fresca y clara corriendo por todos mis órganos. Al participar de este encuentro con mi Señor, mi cuerpo interior queda completamente libre de todo obstáculo, ni el más mínimo nudo interfiere en este fluir de sanidad

Aprendí este tipo de adoración del antiguo Israel. Leyendo la Sagrada Escritura, en el Libro del Éxodo, capítulo 29, 38-39, sentí una oleada de santa envidia. Y gimiendo le dije a mi Padre Celestial que desearía haber vivido en ese tiempo. Quería hacer algo tangible como lo hicieron ellos, pero ahora no puedo matar ningún cordero.

Aprendí este tipo de adoración del antiguo Israel. Leyendo la Sagrada Escritura, en el Libro del Éxodo, capítulo 29, 38-39, sentí una oleada de santa envidia. Y gimiendo le dije a mi Padre Celestial que desearía haber vivido en ese tiempo. Quería hacer algo tangible como lo hicieron ellos, pero ahora no puedo matar ningún cordero.

Dios no recibe nada material, sino todo lo que proviene de nuestro espíritu y de un corazón agradecido. El cordero que Israel sacrificó no era para que Dios lo comiera, sino para ellos mismos. Dios sólo recibe tu amor, tu adoración y tu fe en Su fidelidad.

Cuando llevamos nuestros diezmos y ofrendas a Dios en la iglesia, es para que haya alimento, el sustento físico del ministerio. Lo hacemos con amor y agradecimiento a la fidelidad de Dios que nos da vida y salud para mantener un trabajo.

Pero somos nosotros los que comemos la sustancia de la ofrenda, ¿cómo? recibiendo la Palabra de Aquel que nos empodera contra todas las artimañas del enemigo. Deuteronomio 26 nos da detalles sobre cómo diezmar y sus beneficios. Termina con la bendición del versículo 19:

“a fin de exaltarte sobre todas las naciones que hizo, para loor y fama y gloria, y para que seas un pueblo santo a Jehová tu Dios, como él ha dicho.”

Creo haber descubierto el misterio de la salud del pueblo de Dios en el desierto, ¡40 años de perfecta salud! Parte del misterio es comer delante del Señor, afirma Deuteronomio 12:18.

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On the other side of sadness is joy!

I am not advocating sadness, nor have I done an exhaustive study of the topic. I just want to share, with whoever wants to read, what I have learned over the course of my wonderful 77 years.

Sadness is not an attractive emotion that should be welcomed. We like to be in control, which is why we feel better with anger. Sadness makes you feel powerless, while anger gives you the wrong feeling of power.

The wisest man who ever lived has a lot to say about sadness, but I’ll just borrow one of his verses.

“Sorrow is better than laughter, for sadness has a refining influence on us.” (Ecclesiastes 7:3 NLT).

Sadness is a passive emotion, however, every emotion has two sides. Sadness has a positive side, as well as a dark side.

The dark side is what I call discouragement. You fall into a state of helplessness and give up, you see no way out.

The positive side of sadness, I call it, a subtle tutor. This is the lesser known side. It is a way to prepare ourselves to be filled with great unexpected joy. The Apostle explains it like this:

“Now all glory to God, who is able, through his mighty power at work within us, to accomplish infinitely more than we might ask or think.” (Ephesians 3:20 NLT).

We always face both sides, you decide which one to choose. Jesus is the Man of Sorrows, that is why we can run to Him with our sadness, because He understands our feelings.

When we go through a valley of sadness, we can better calm our minds. And our train of thought can perceive the richness of knowledge that God is communicating to us. Sadness is not my home, it is only a temporary guardian.

“For sadness as intended by God produces a repentance that leads to salvation, leaving no regret, but worldly sadness brings about death.” (2 Corinthians 7:10 NET).

“.. you will be sad, but your sadness will turn into joy.” (John 16:20 NET).

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