Radiant Israel - новости Израиля

You know you are making hell tremble when they waste all their time, energy and resources on trying to attack and distract you!! This is your SIGN to KEEP GOING!! #BREAKTHROUGH #POWER IN YESHUAS MIGHTY NAME.

I sincerely urge people to use wisdom when discussing the gift of tongues. I see people mocking it online and calling it uninterpreted "gibberish" and far from the tongues in Acts. Word By - Joshua Reyes In Acts 2, the tongues were a known language and understood by those who knew that language. In 1 Corinthians 12, Paul describes public tongues that required an interpretation for the edification of the congregation. However, 1 Corinthians 14:2 says, “For the person who speaks in a tongue is not speaking to people but to God, since no one understands him; he speaks mysteries in the Spirit." This shows that there is this type of tongue that requires zero interpretation. Verse 4 says, “The person who speaks in a tongue builds himself up.” That is the tongue for personal edification clearly listed in scripture. Paul also said, “If I pray in a tongue, my spirit prays, but my understanding is unfruitful.” He then declared that he would pray both with his spirit and with his understanding. Meaning, his tongues were not interpreted, and he balanced his prayers by praying both in tongues and in his own language. In Romans 8:26–27, Paul explains that the Spirit helps us in our weakness because we do not always know what to pray. The Spirit intercedes according to the will of God with "groanings" too deep for words. Another type of tongue without an earthly interpreter, yet it's considered intercession. Once again, in Jude 20, “But you, dear friends, as you build yourselves up in your most holy faith, praying in the Holy Spirit…” showing that tongues can be used for self-edification again. If you declare that must always be interpreted, then you haven't fully studied it in scripture because it clearly says that it can be used for worship, intercession, and personal edification. Additionally, if we speak "mysteries to God", of course it will be "gibberish" to those who hear it, because it wasn't for them to understand in the first place. But that doesn't make it false tongues! Be cautious when discussing the gifts of the Holy Spirit. Whether you believe they are for today or not, it would be wise not to mock the gifts and grieve the Spirit by doing so. Scripture says we will answer to God for every idle word we speak. 🙏

When God told him in the cave to stand on the mountain in His presence for He was about to pass by, Elijah was execting to hear God's voice in the wind - the earthquake - and the fire he experienced. But instead God's voice came in the gentle whisper. Standing at the mouth of the cave, God asks Elijah: What are you doing here? Of course Elijah goes into his spiel that he is the only righteous one left, etc etc etc. God tells him He has 7,000 in Israel who haven't compromised. God gives him instructions of where he needs to go. And as Elijah goes on his way, he finds and calls Elisha to be his disciple. Of course, I could do a long message on each of these points - but I just felt that some needed to discern if they are perhaps under an attack of witchcraft like Elijah was. Cry out to God. Even if like Elijah, your assessment of things may not be 100% correct because your emotions have jacked up your perspective. Cry out to Him. Find a cave to get in - find that secret place.....and listen for His voice. It may not come in a dramatic way - it may just come as gentle whisper - a still small voice that will put destiny and motivation back in you to get your feet moving forward. Psalm 29:3-9 The Voice of the Lord is powerful, majestic, and it judges things - including witchcraft!! Then remember - the cave is not your home. Make sure to get outat the right time after God has spoken and refreshed you. Axel Sippach