Messages from throne of God
Isa6:5 Then said I, Woe is me! for I am undone; because I am a man of unclean lips, and I dwell in the midst of a people of unclean lips: for mine eyes have seen the King, the LORD of hosts.
Isa 6:6 Then flew one of the seraphims unto me, having a live coal in his hand, which he had taken with the tongs from off the altar: Isa 6:7 And he laid it upon my mouth, and said, Lo, this hath touched thy lips; and thine iniquity is taken away, and thy sin purged.
Isa 6:8 Also I heard the voice of the Lord, saying, Whom shall I send, and who will go for us? Then said I, Here am I; send me. Isa 6:9 And he said, Go, and tell this people, Hear ye indeed, but understand not; and see ye indeed, but perceive not.
Isa 6:10 Make the heart of this people fat, and make their ears heavy, and shut their eyes; lest they see with their eyes, and hear with their ears, and understand with their heart, and convert, and be healed.
from the Pastor’s heart
Isaiah’s encounter with the Lord & cleansing
There are messages from beyond this world that speak to our senses other than what men glean from the Bible and speak on earth. These are direct messages from God given to men who receive them in heaven and not on earth. There is a huge difference between these two types of messages because these messages were not yet spoken on earth but were spoken in heaven. The breath of God breathes out these messages to the recipients who receives them on a different plain.
The message, the messenger and the Lord of the message are all in tune with the message that must be delivered. On earth, men receive messages that are spoken by men who are unclean and who may or may not have been cleansed to give a message. Isaiah discovered his impoverished state devoid of purity and in the grip of death rather than life even in the presence of God the life giver. Something had to be done before the message could be given to him so that he could deliver it to whom he was being sent to. He had to be cleansed by the live coal from the altar of God. This meant, Isaiah had to die on that altar by his confession to his altered state of sin. Even though he was a prophet of God on earth his condition in heaven was worse than filthy rags. However, God who is rich in mercy and full of grace gave him a way out and allowed him to be cleansed by fire without burning up. A holy fire burning in the presence of God was by no means an ability of man to accept but because he was chosen and given holiness he was cleansed by God.
The messages from heaven repeat itself in the life of Moses, Ezekiel, Daniel, Jesus, Apostle Paul and Apostle John, Apostle Peter and many more who received these messages in the wilderness of life like John the Baptist. These messages make up our Bible and are written down for us to read and understand through the Holy Spirit and not of our own intellect or the explanations of other men. The messages that come through the five-fold ministry given to the church and what we say one to another as “Thus saith the Lord”, must only be received directly through the Holy Spirit who governs the words of Christ. Any other message is a false message that has not been cleansed by the fire of God before it was delivered. Many have sought to say what they have felt, sensed or even thought they have heard from God, but few find messages of purity that can reverberate through generations and the heart of man. Silence too carries with it a message that is from God which speaks without words because it is born out of obedience.
To truly bring a message of deliverance and reconciliation one must have great humility and the constant working of repentance in one’s life. Added to this, one must maintain their relationships on an even keel before God. God is the Judge of all things and therefore He must judge when it comes to everything in this life and the one that exists in heaven. If we understand that our words will become eternal when it leaves our mouths, we will fear God and be careful about what we say. It is a wise person who speaks less and listens more except when asked to speak by God. Speaking many words do not carry the message clearly because they become garbled and one does not know the beginning from the end. A clear message is one that is given by choice words rather than in numbers of words.
The messages that come from God out of His throne take on spiritual meaning in visions, dreams, Rhema words and the audible words of God spoken into the heart of man like in the case of Apostle Paul. These are life altering messages that carry with them the weight of authority and performance that will come to pass whether they are messages for now, a generation or generations to come. None of these words will fall to the ground as God’s words never return to Him void. Even a prayer to God if it originates from the Holy Spirit will be a different kind of message that goes to heaven. Even heaven receives messages from earth and are treated with care when delivered with holiness and fear of the Lord. Having lived by words we must also declare by words what we feel, know and understand. Our very emotions and thoughts are guided by words that are invisible but just as powerful as spoken words. We would be wise about how we speak with God.
Since our relationship with God works who is High Priest, Saviour, Lord and Master, God and King, friend and brother, all of our messages are not the same even when we receive them or we speak them to God. Knowing our position with God on so many different levels and even as the Holy Spirit, we can only be guided by the Holy Spirit who lives in us. Suppose I spoke to a police man in a manner that was not respectful of his position and authority and tried to treat him as a friend I might end up with a rude shock. Likewise, Isaiah had to speak even as a man before God who understood his true state of being before God. He could not speak as a prophet even though he was a prophet. In this scenario he was out ranked and so had to speak as a man discovering that he was a man. Jesus Himself found this out. Php 2:8 And being found in fashion as a man, he humbled himself, and became obedient unto death, even the death of the cross. When Apostle John discovered himself in the presence of the Alpha & Omega, he became like a dead man. This dead man now speaks through one of the greatest books in the Bible because he was translated into heaven and given a message as a man raised from the dead. This message is speaking very powerfully to us in these last days as they become reality right before our very eyes. These messages are different to the ones spoken on earth by men. In fact, there is no comparison. So, the next time you listen to a message, ask God for discernment before you listen to a man because what you listen too you will pass on and may pass on what is of the flesh rather than God.
Jesus is now speaking to us as a man raised from the dead and yet many will not listen. The importance of Jesus now is, He has been purged so thoroughly that He does not need to be cleansed every time before He speaks. Therefore, whatever He speaks comes from sanctified lips and is approved in the sight of God. We need to listen to what the Spirit of the Lord is saying.
Men of God are often given the commission of delivering messages that people do not hear and even if they hear, they are not accepted. The hearing of a message is a separate matter to the delivery of a message. We must progress from planting seeds of the word of God in the wayside, the hard ground and amongst the thorny bushes and progress to men of God who can deliver the word to good soil. Isaiah had the unenviable task of delivering a message to hard ground. Apostle Paul had to take that message and deliver it to good soil but often found that it bounced back on him. This was his suffering amongst men as he was beaten and whipped for bringing such messages. Even a message of hope can face great persecution because it comes from heaven. Other times it breaks through like never before and revival breaks out by words of life.
Nothing lasts in the kingdom of God unless it is given life by the sustaining power of God’s words. We must hang onto every word of God spoken by God as it is life and sustenance. The messages from another world are more than mere words. They are Spirit & Life. May God give you the ability to come into His presence and receive what He has for you to give to the world and the atmosphere of heaven itself as we come into a new phase of our journey. Principalities and powers are also listening to your words. I pray your tongue will change even as your heart is changed by God. Out of our confession comes the true messages of life from a life yielded to God.
Blessings & love
Pst Noble
19/04/20