the FireCarrier

Open the curtain to let in my light. Pull back the sashes and blinders which have limited what is visible to you.   There is more to see and experience. It is available to you. Look out.  Let me expand what you now see.

I want you to wait for me. Take time to draw me into you you,     into the workings of your life.   Sit with me and listen for my heartbeat. I am trying to get your attention.

I speak the blessing of Father-God     (who knows your name and who knows     your desires) over your life and those who surround you.   I bless you with the fullness He has provided for you.

God said, # tn The prefixed verb form with the vav (ו) consecutive introduces the narrative sequence. Ten times in the chapter the decree of God in creation will be so expressed. For the power of the divine word in creation, see Ps 33:9, John 1:1-3, 1 Cor 8:6, and Col 1:16.sn God said. By speaking, God brings the world into existence. The efficacious nature of the word of the Lord is a prominent theme in this chapter. It introduces the Law, the words and commandments from the Lord that must be obeyed. The ten decrees of God in this chapter anticipate the ten words in the Decalogue (Exod 20:2-17). “Let there be # tn “Let there be” is the short jussive form of the verb “to be”; the following expression “and there was” is the short preterite form of the same verb. As such, יְהִי (yÿhi) and וַיְהִי (vayÿhi) form a profound wordplay to express both the calling into existence and the complete fulfillment of the divine word. light.” # sn Light. The Hebrew word simply means “li

Your eyes saw me when I was inside the womb. All the days ordained for me were recorded in your scroll before one of them came into existence. How difficult it is for me to fathom your thoughts about me, O God! How vast is their sum total. Psalm 139: 16-17 (NET)

Continue walking with me.  I am there. I am in your past, I am in your future. I am where you are at this very point.   Do not judge by your circumstances, but always walk with me. I will show myself.

God said, # tn The prefixed verb form with the vav (ו) consecutive introduces the narrative sequence. Ten times in the chapter the decree of God in creation will be so expressed. For the power of the divine word in creation, see Ps 33:9, John 1:1-3, 1 Cor 8:6, and Col 1:16.sn God said. By speaking, God brings the world into existence. The efficacious nature of the word of the Lord is a prominent theme in this chapter. It introduces the Law, the words and commandments from the Lord that must be obeyed. The ten decrees of God in this chapter anticipate the ten words in the Decalogue (Exod 20:2-17). “Let there be # tn “Let there be” is the short jussive form of the verb “to be”; the following expression “and there was” is the short preterite form of the same verb. As such, יְהִי (yÿhi) and וַיְהִי (vayÿhi) form a profound wordplay to express both the calling into existence and the complete fulfillment of the divine word. light.” # sn Light. The Hebrew word simply means “li

Look forward and not where you have been before. I want you to continue.  Trust me and what I am directing you to do.   Watch for me. Be vigilant, for I am calling out to you. Have I not told you, “It is me?”