Dear One,
Isaiah's words were a pertinent part of prophesy that had to be fulfilled before Jesus could be born of a woman and gain legal entry into the earth.. Therefore every word that he prophesied was important for the fulfilment of the prophesy.
Isaiah confessed that he was a man of unclean lips, speaking unclean words, so his speech had to be cleansed before I could use his words to speak of the coming of the Messiah.
An angel went forth from My heavens and touched the lips of Isaiah in order to cleanse his words. That act was necessary or Isaiah would have spoken negatively about the Lordship of Jesus, the Messiah, His ministry and His sacrifice.
Does that tell you how important words are? I said by your words you will be justified and by your words you will be condemned.
Zacharias, the father of John the Baptist, was struck dumb after it was prophesied to him by an angel that his wife Elizabeth would bear a child. The angel told Zacharias that because of his unbelief that he would not utter a word until the son was born. If Zacharias had been able to speak, he would have spoken words of unbelief and fear, and the ministry of John the Baptist would not have happened.
Sometimes desperate times do demand desperate measures.
All of the prophesies relating to Jesus and to John the Baptist had to be spoken and believed and then fulfilled before their important ministries could come to pass.
All of My promises must be spoken and believed before they can become fulfilled.
Those examples should teach you how important your words are to your future. The positive words will justify you with good results.
The negative words will condemn you with bad results.
I taught it many times in the parables of the seeds.
Take heed to this key to My kingdom, words are important to your life. They carry blessings and they carry curses, depending upon what proceeds from your mouth.
Love, God
Isaiah 6:5-9; Luke 1:20 and 59-64; Matthew 12;37; Matthew 13:3-9; Psalm 19:14.
Isaiah's words were a pertinent part of prophesy that had to be fulfilled before Jesus could be born of a woman and gain legal entry into the earth.. Therefore every word that he prophesied was important for the fulfilment of the prophesy.
Isaiah confessed that he was a man of unclean lips, speaking unclean words, so his speech had to be cleansed before I could use his words to speak of the coming of the Messiah.
An angel went forth from My heavens and touched the lips of Isaiah in order to cleanse his words. That act was necessary or Isaiah would have spoken negatively about the Lordship of Jesus, the Messiah, His ministry and His sacrifice.
Does that tell you how important words are? I said by your words you will be justified and by your words you will be condemned.
Zacharias, the father of John the Baptist, was struck dumb after it was prophesied to him by an angel that his wife Elizabeth would bear a child. The angel told Zacharias that because of his unbelief that he would not utter a word until the son was born. If Zacharias had been able to speak, he would have spoken words of unbelief and fear, and the ministry of John the Baptist would not have happened.
Sometimes desperate times do demand desperate measures.
All of the prophesies relating to Jesus and to John the Baptist had to be spoken and believed and then fulfilled before their important ministries could come to pass.
All of My promises must be spoken and believed before they can become fulfilled.
Those examples should teach you how important your words are to your future. The positive words will justify you with good results.
The negative words will condemn you with bad results.
I taught it many times in the parables of the seeds.
Take heed to this key to My kingdom, words are important to your life. They carry blessings and they carry curses, depending upon what proceeds from your mouth.
Love, God
Isaiah 6:5-9; Luke 1:20 and 59-64; Matthew 12;37; Matthew 13:3-9; Psalm 19:14.
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