There is in the "Old Testament" of the Bible, a concept which has no word for it in English called 'hamlacha'. It's meaning is "to crown someone as king". This is what Yeshua was referring to in Matthew 23:39 as He said that He would not return until the people of Jerusalem were ready to declare Him as king. In verse 39 it says, You shall see Me no more till you say, "Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord!". In His triumphal entry in the gospel of Mark chapter 11:9-10... 'Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord! Blessed is the kingdom of our father David that comes in the name of the Lord!' This is an inauguration! It is a declaration of kingship, this is 'hamlacha'! This is a reversal of what the people cried out in the courtyard over Yeshua. There is a day coming when instead of crying out "Crucify Him!" all the people will cry out, "CROWN HIM!" The last words of Yeshua in Revelation 22:16b,20, I am the root and offspring of David...Surely I am coming quickly. Hosanna! The Spirit and the Bride say, COME!!! Yeshua is our Savior... It is time to make Him Lord and King in our lives, so a dying world can see Him,reflecting in us, as He is... THE KING OF KINGS and THE LORD OF LORDS!!!
In this new new season, which began in September and is being reinforced now, we, as the body of Christ, need to know when to speak and when not to speak. To know when to open our mouth and to know when to keep it shut. We need to see and understand what we see before we begin to release it into the atmospheres! We need to become more intimate with Holy Spirit and seek, ask & knock about when, where,. who and how we release it! I believe this season our vision will be increased in clarity and in focus. Many will have this insight and God will confirm what He is saying through the prophetic! There will also be a supernatural increase like we have never experienced before! Matthew 17:20 Jesus reveals that by applying our faith "nothing will be impossible for you." Faith is believing, believing is faith. I believe there is an in
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