ELOHIM’S FAITHFULNESS

I almost didn’t go to fellowship today.

I had several excuses: all legit.

But by 9:30 AM … after three distinct prodding to “get up and go” – I got up, and went 😉

And I was glad I did 😊

The rain wasn’t too bad; and the road wasn’t too wet.

I had a late start … but Elohim managed to get me there, with time to spare. I even had time to turn all the clocks back: three in the house, and the car’s clock, before leaving the carport 😉

It was Communion Sunday: I was glad I was prodded to get there.

The Communion ritual is symbolic of Yeshua Ha’Mashiach’s sacrificial love poured out for our salvation.

Communion is affirmation of Elohim’s faithfulness to those who love, honor, and cleave to Him only.

In remembering Yeshua, and his advocacy, we are affirming our status as joint-heirs with Yeshua: He is our kinsman, and Elohim is our Father – here, in the present, as well as in Heaven.

We are acknowledging Yeshua’s mission to Earth, and the atoning grace of Calvary; and proclaiming our victorious Life in Yeshua’s redeeming sacrifice.

Despite what demonrat obamanites and catholics say … Christians are not domestic terrorist vampires feeding on flesh and blood: the partaking of communion is ritual symbolism of Yeshua’s atoning death and victorious resurrection; in which, we, acknowledge (Calvary) – and expect (resurrection or The Rapture … whichever comes first, in our life).

Among the songs sung, was one of my favorites 😊

I always tear up when I reflect on the words: so precious, so meaningful to me. This song was sung at Bible Camp in Minnesota, before my water baptism in the river – I was 9 years old.

Until this morning, I had no idea it was written in the 1950's - I always assumed it was a new song in the mid-60's.

How Great Thou Art: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cc0QVWzCv9k)

When Yeshua shall come to gather me, I will gladly shout for joy and bow before my Lord: I will gladly praise His greatness, and bask in His faithful love; clothed in His grace, crowned with His rewards, and knowing I am there because of His sacrifice and constant companionship to make sure I got there.

When I got back to Longview, I stopped at Wal*Mart, on Ocean Beach Highway to grab some salad makings. As I was turning into a parking spot, I noticed a rainbow forming … as I stepped out of the Highlander, the colors were very visible.

Everytime I see a rainbow, I smile; remembering why the rainbow is – and how faithful Elohim is.

I do not allow for the obamanites outright theft of Elohim’s icon; the perverted obamanites are deluded – they can mince and prance around all they want to swathed in rainbow colors … but the rainbow belongs to Elohim, for His purposes.

Lucifer, and his wicked Hijinx’s has nothing at all to do with the rainbow.

Rainbow over West Longview.

The Great Flood; Genesis 7 thru 8

Covenant of the Rainbow.

When I entered the store, a friend hailed me - it's been a while since we've spent time together: she works, and I'm on the road 95% of the time. We hugged, and talked for a good half hour among the fresh veggies and fruits 😊 We caught up on where our lives are, reminisced on the past, and bragged on our grandchildren 😉

She asked if I have and great-grandchildren … and I said, “No; there will be no great’s for me – every one of the granddaughter's have decided to forgo having children - and I'll probably be six feet under when Aza reaches adulthood; but I am thankful for the grandkids – they are living proof of Elohim’s faithfulness to me.”

Even though I do not see any of them … and I will never get to watch Azariah grow up … I still praise and thank Elohim for their lives: He has been good to me. And I will always remember His faithfulness to answer my prayer spoken 30 years ago, asking Him for grandchildren. He heard and blessed me (and I at least got to know them for a few years) – I am thankful.

I miss my grandchildren: especially my little 7½ year old grandson; but I have learned these past 34 months to let go of the chaotic pain of malicious separation, and let the peace of Elohei wash over me every day. I have learned to rely solely on the faithfulness of Yeshua’s love in my moments of unwanted and unfamiliar aloneness.

I have learned to “let it all go; and rest.”

Even if I have to reset that mindset/heartset every second of every day: every week, every month, every year.

Elohim’s faithfulness never ends.

Elohim’s love and mercy never ends.

It’s okay to reset our emotions and embrace starting the ‘peace of mind’ again, as we lean deeper into Calvary’s victory.

That was the message today.

I’m glad I was prodded to “Go!” 😊