THROUGHOUT THE SHAKING’S FORECAST AND ALREADY FELT THOSE WHO ARE LISTENING, AND HEARING THE WATCHMAN’S TRUMPET MUST NOTE IF THE HEART IS POSTURED!

I AM SHARING THIS LINK WHICH WILL BRING FORWARD THE UNDERSTANDING, KNOWLEDGE, AND WISDOMS REQUIRED TO KNOW YOUR HEART IS POSTURED WITH OUR LORD! IT WILL ALSO REVEAL THOSE AREAS THROUGH DAILY ASSESSMENTS, YOU WILL IDENTIFY THAT MUST BE REMOVED TO REMAIN STANDING ON A SOLID FOUNDATION AS THERE CANNOT BE ANY CRACKS IN YOUR FOUNDATION BEFORE THE ONCOMING STORM HITS! BECAUSE ONCE THE STORM HITS IT’S TOO LATE!

SPIRITUAL FOUNDATION!

Matthew 7:25-26 KJV
And the rain descended, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house; and it fell not: for it was founded upon a rock. [26] And every one that heareth these sayings of mine, and doeth them not, shall be likened unto a foolish man, which built his house upon the sand:

COMMENTARY OFFERED BY MATTHEW HENRY (1664-1714).

Christ’s law laid down, Matthew 7:21. Not every one that saith, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven, into the kingdom of grace and glory.

It is an answer to that question, Psalms 15:1. Who shall sojourn in thy tabernacle?–the church militant and who shall dwell in thy holy hill?–the church triumphant.

Christ here shows. That it will not suffice to say, Lord, Lord in word and tongue to own Christ for our Master, and to make addresses to him, and professions of him accordingly: in prayer to God, in discourse with men, we must call Christ, Lord, Lord we say well, for so he is (John 13:13) but can we imagine that this is enough to bring us to heaven, that such a piece of formality as this should be so recompensed, or that he who knows and requires the heart should be so put off with shows for substance?

Compliments among men are pieces of civility that are returned with compliments, but they are never paid as real services and can they then be of an account with Christ?

OBSERVATION!

There may be a seeming a bother in prayer, Lord, Lord: but if inward impressions be not answerable to outward expressions, we are but as sounding brass and a tinkling cymbal. This is not to take us off from saying, Lord, Lord from praying, and being earnest in prayer, from professing Christ’s name, and being bold in professing it, but from resting in these, in the form of godliness, without the power.

That it is necessary to our happiness that we do the will of Christ, which is indeed the will of his Father in heaven. The will of God, as Christ’s Father, is his will in the gospel, for there he is made known, as the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ: and in him our Father.

COMMENTARY OFFERED BY MATTHEW HENRY (1664-1714).

Those who go no further in Christ’s service than a bare profession, he does not accept, nor will he own them in the great day.

See from what a height of hope men may fall into the depth of misery! How they may go to hell, by the gates of heaven!

This should be an awakening word to all Christians. If a preacher, one that cast out devils, and wrought miracles, be disowned of Christ for working iniquity what will become of us, if we be found such?

And if we be such, we shall certainly be found such. At God’s bar, a profession of religion will not bear out any man in the practice and indulgence of sin therefore let every one that names the name of Christ, depart from all iniquity.

CLOSING OBSERVATION!

Here we find the posturing of our heart! The hearers of Christ’s word are here divided into two sorts some that hear, and do what they hear others that hear and do not.

Christ preached now to a mixed multitude, and he thus separates them, one from the other, as he will at the great day, when all nations shall be gathered before him.

Christ is still speaking from heaven by his word and Spirit, speaks by ministers, by providences, and of those that hear him there are two sorts.

Some that hear his sayings and do them: blessed be God that there are any such, though comparatively few.

To hear Christ is not just to give him the hearing, but to obey him. Note, It highly concerns us all to do what we hear of the saying of Christ.

It is a mercy that we hear his sayings: Blessed are those ears, Matthew 13:16,17. But, if we practise not what we hear, we receive that grace in vain.

To do Christ’s sayings is conscientiously to abstain from the sins that he forbids, and to perform the duties that he requires.

Our thoughts and affections, our words and actions, the temper of our minds, and the tenor of our lives, must be conformable to the gospel of Christ that is the doing he requires.

All the sayings of Christ, not only the laws he has enacted, but the truths he has revealed, must be done by us.

They are a light, not only to our eyes, but to our feet, and are designed not only to inform our judgments, but to reform our hearts and lives: nor do we indeed believe them, if we do not live up to them.

MY PRAYER!

Heavenly Father hear this petition before your throne! Place before this flock seeking spiritual sustenance for their souls, a spirit of deepening discernment! Fill their hearts with your compassion, love and grace! Bring them to your fields of abundance and provide the needs of this flock, so they receive sufficient spiritual sustenance to move forward without any need or want, and shine your light into the darkness lightning the path to freedom! And all of God’s children say Amen and Amen in the name of Jehovah Jireh our provider of all things righteous and Holy.

Robert a humble obedient servant to Yeshua and his Father in heaven Yahewa. And all of God’s children say Amen and Amen in the name of Jehovah Jireh our provider of all things righteous and Holy!