Did you know that:

Started by IceDash, April 05, 2009, 11:55:56 PM

Previous topic - Next topic

0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.

IceDash

Did you know that God "HIMSELF" bury moses in the ground after he died

That's how much he love all of us, he bury moses because moses couldn't touch the promised land and it pain God

This is what I see in my mind what it look like:

Moses look on his people walking into the promised land, while God himself standing next to Moses, "You will, Moses, just not now until i return" said God, putting his hand on Moses's shoulder to ease his fear of losing his life and dying, as Moses dying (God cry) Moses ask, "Will you save me from destruction?" as Moses's eye heavy into sleeping, God answer, "Don't worry, I already have, I love you and the moment you sleep, you will wake up in just a second, while I must wait for you"

moses die, God cry bitter and bury him himself



That how God love us all. how touching....

IceDash

Did you know that moses and his elected preists came up to the mountain sinai and sit with God "himself" and alugh and eating like a picnic! seriously!

martincisneros

#2
God also buried Moses so that his bones wouldn't be turned into occultic relics between then and when He raised him from the dead at the time of the ascension of Elijah.  They were worshipping the serpent on a pole and had to have that image destroyed decades later.  What would they have done with the transfigured remains of the man who had seen Jesus Christ in New Jerusalem when he stood with Elijah, Peter, James, and John in the holy mountain while he was receiving the Law?  If they worshipped the serpent on the pole the way that our generation does today where the altar of medical science is concerned, then what would they have done with the glow in the dark remains of the man who committed the Hebrews 10 sin by striking the rock in the wilderness twice? 

Like the shadow of Peter, the prayer cloths of St. Paul, and the hem of the garment of Christ Jesus they'd of been getting into some serious sorcery with a body that had that much of God's glory on it while their hearts weren't right!  Imagine what the shadow of Moses' body would have done if they could have put it at the end of their magic wands?  If the bones of Elisha raised a man from the dead, then what havoc could someone with an impure heart have done with the remains of Moses that had absorbed sooo much more of the power of God during his lifetime??  Evil people would have loved to have had Moses' garments!  God was protecting people so that pagan fools wouldn't destroy this whole universe!!

Molly

Quotewhen he stood with Elijah, Peter, James, and John in the holy mountain while he was receiving the Law?

What do you mean by this?  That all those were on Mt. Sinai with Moses?

sparrow

Quote from: martincisneros on April 06, 2009, 03:21:32 AM
God was protecting people so that pagan fools wouldn't destroy this whole universe!!

What do you mean?

martincisneros

They were all in New Jerusalem rather than on Mt. Sinai.  Jesus, Peter, James, and John might have started on Mt. Tabor as some of the scholars will insist, but 2Peter 1 says they were in the holy mountain, i.e. Mt. Zion.  When God moved Moses to the cleft of the rock, He didn't just move him over about 3 inches so that God's big butt could squeeze on to the same ledge on the mountain Moses had climbed.  The Hebrew for Moses seeing God's back rather than His face is that Moses was looking over His Shoulder into the future.  Or in other words, that's when he saw the transfiguration of Christ 'cause then he walked back down the mountain with Christ's glory and had to be veiled.

martincisneros

Quote from: sparrow on April 06, 2009, 03:28:58 AM
What do you mean?
Moses body after experiencing that much of the glory of God in that kind of a pagan world context was basically the equivalent of a nuclear bomb.  God didn't kill the man that tried to steady the ark when David was bringing the ark back to Jerusalem.  That thing had essentially become a battery, just like a prayer cloth, the hem of Jesus' garment, etc.  The Scriptures differentiate between the Anointed and the Anointing that flows from Him.  In layman's terms, there's the Ghost and the ectoplasm.  That body of Moses was no longer the normal everyday expectation of someone that does autopsies.  Michael contended for it with the devil in Jude's epistle, likely when it was time for his ascension at the time of Elijah's.  Perhaps the war waged during the whole time that Moses' body was dead.

Molly

Quote from: martincisneros on April 06, 2009, 03:31:43 AM
They were all in New Jerusalem rather than on Mt. Sinai.  Jesus, Peter, James, and John might have started on Mt. Tabor as some of the scholars will insist, but 2Peter 1 says they were in the holy mountain, i.e. Mt. Zion.  When God moved Moses to the cleft of the rock, He didn't just move him over about 3 inches so that God's big butt could squeeze on to the same ledge on the mountain Moses had climbed.  The Hebrew for Moses seeing God's back rather than His face is that Moses was looking over His Shoulder into the future.  Or in other words, that's when he saw the transfiguration of Christ 'cause then he walked back down the mountain with Christ's glory and had to be veiled.
wow.

I also had the revelation that God was playing with time--also when he showed Moses the promise land. Something like this is going on there--for sure.

Something very spectacular is happening with the transfiguration--with time and space being somehow collapsed.



Cardinal

 :cloud9: Martin, I don't remember exactly the words, it's been too long since that study, but God showed me the same thing many years ago. The word for backside ran into the "back" of the tabernacle, ie. the Holy of Holies, which is the 7th day, which is Christ, so He did show Him the future.  :thumbsup: Blessings....
"I would rather train twenty men to pray, than a thousand to preach; A minister's highest mission ought to be to teach his people to pray." -H. MacGregor

sheila



   How I love these spiritual gems! Thanks brothers and sisters!

Cardinal

 :cloud9: Molly, think about it this way for a sec. Time is the measurement of death He told me; something (in this case God; He lowered Himself into His creation by forming it, which is a type of death) had to die to create time. So One who overcame death would in fact, be master of time also, as time would no longer have a hold over them. It would be the same thing with space (matter) that was created.

I think there would either have to be a "door" of Spirit on some level in literally everything of matter (sorta like His signature or mark), for such a One to walk thru, or everything would have to "bow" (collapse) at His appearing in "front" of them. There's a spiritual principle hidden in there somewhere, that He's just not allowed us to see yet.

The man who God first led me to, the man in my childhood dream/vision who became a mentor to me for awhile, was once seen in two different towns at the same time, ministering. He had such a unique appearance with his white shocks of hair around his ears, that it is unlikely he was mistaken for anyone else. He always just felt God had taken him in the Spirit (not subject to time) and ministered to someone that needed it. Blessings...
"I would rather train twenty men to pray, than a thousand to preach; A minister's highest mission ought to be to teach his people to pray." -H. MacGregor

sheila

  :thumbsup:Card

  that reminds me of something He told me long ago

   He said...there would never be a door shut on me that

  another would not be opened.

   Also to me this speaks of us not ever being trapped in futility

  and with deliverance from any 'place' we may be...by Him

  who says...I shut and no-one can open..what I open no-one

  can shut, see...I place before you an open door.

   also the gates of death not prevailing comes to mind

Cardinal

 :cloud9: Amen Sheila, I can see how all that you said here would apply as well. In a sense, each revelation that comes to us, opens another "door", too. Blessings....
"I would rather train twenty men to pray, than a thousand to preach; A minister's highest mission ought to be to teach his people to pray." -H. MacGregor

Cardinal

 :cloud9: As soon as I posted this, He brought it back to me about the dream/vision He gave me to show me how UNwilling I was to be lowered and come here. In it, I hid behind a silver DOOR with a silver knob. Blessings....
"I would rather train twenty men to pray, than a thousand to preach; A minister's highest mission ought to be to teach his people to pray." -H. MacGregor

sheila

 Hey Card

   I don't think any of else were 'willingly' subjected to this

  vanity. While I have not been given a vision of when I was

  sent down, I know that I had the sense that I didn't like it.


    I remember crying about it as a small child..thinking...and

  calling out to Him, "there's been some kind of mistake, I don't

  like it down here, I don;t belong down here,how did this

   happen?"

   I don't think Jesus willed to  'take on the curse' either..

   For He prayed,My  Father,if it is possible may this cup be

taken from me.Yet, not as I will but as you will"

Cardinal

 :cloud9: Yeah, I can relate; that was my cry in my dream/vision He gave me when I was around 10. I kept saying, "You can't leave me here, I don't belong here!" But when I woke up, I thought then and all the years until He revealed Himself to me, what the heck? Why would I say I don't belong here? I had by age 10 already completely forgotten. I think this is where we receive a spirit of forgetfulness.

I know in that silver door dream/vision, I had KNOWN what we were made out of there, and it was 2 things, but I was not allowed in the dream/vision to consciously remember as in revelation/quickening, what they were. I felt that if I had been allowed to remember, that it would have initiated the change back into whatever we were, perhaps. Isn't He just amazing with the things He does? Blessings...
"I would rather train twenty men to pray, than a thousand to preach; A minister's highest mission ought to be to teach his people to pray." -H. MacGregor

martincisneros

Jesus still had to activate the curse coming into his own life by faith, the way that anybody else does that's not subject to it in His Name.  Yeah, I remember requesting to come to the earth to be redeemed as well.

sheila

   So, we are firstborn in heaven..then subjected to death

   unwillingly. And Jesus is the firstborn raised from the dead

   .Phpns 2;6 Your attitude should be the same as that of Christ

   Jesus. Who BEING in very nature God,did not consider

equality with God something to be grasped, but made hiself

nothing, taking the very nature of a servant,being made in

human likeness.

  And being found in appearance as a man, he humbled himself

and became obediant to death- even death on a cross.

Therefore God exalted him to the highest place and gave him

the name that is above evry name

sheila

 just laying some thoughts out here...

  so when we find ourselves as a servant. In the form of man

the distinction would be..a wicked servant versus a faithful

servant.the wicked servant to turn from wickedness

  yet we know a servant is not a heir..and does not remain in

the household forever, but a son remains in the household

  forever.

  Also we have this; I will show mercy unto him as a Father

shows mercy on his son that serves him.

  also, Abraham having no son and a servant was to  inherit,

  and God speaking of the promised seed[son] and that

  Abraham would become the father of many nations...as

  numerous as the sands of the sea and the stars of heaven


   Also Israel is my firstborn son, and  my servant ,Isreal.

Cardinal

 :cloud9: Sheila I just heard everything you said as either our spirit (that which was lowered into corruption) or our flesh (corruption). Blessings....
"I would rather train twenty men to pray, than a thousand to preach; A minister's highest mission ought to be to teach his people to pray." -H. MacGregor

Tony N

I thought Michael, not God took care of Moses' body when he died (see Jude 1:9).
Just because God says He will save all mankind
does not necessarily mean He won't.

IceDash

no, it was in exodus at the end of the chapter

Tony N

Quote from: IceDash on April 06, 2009, 10:28:14 PM
no, it was in exodus at the end of the chapter

Chapter and verse please?
Just because God says He will save all mankind
does not necessarily mean He won't.

IceDash

Quote from: Tony N on April 06, 2009, 10:32:23 PM
Quote from: IceDash on April 06, 2009, 10:28:14 PM
no, it was in exodus at the end of the chapter

Chapter and verse please?

oops not exodus....heh it's Dueteronomy 34: 5-6

pneuma

Quote from: martincisneros on April 06, 2009, 03:31:43 AM
They were all in New Jerusalem rather than on Mt. Sinai.  Jesus, Peter, James, and John might have started on Mt. Tabor as some of the scholars will insist, but 2Peter 1 says they were in the holy mountain, i.e. Mt. Zion.  When God moved Moses to the cleft of the rock, He didn't just move him over about 3 inches so that God's big butt could squeeze on to the same ledge on the mountain Moses had climbed.  The Hebrew for Moses seeing God's back rather than His face is that Moses was looking over His Shoulder into the future.  Or in other words, that's when he saw the transfiguration of Christ 'cause then he walked back down the mountain with Christ's glory and had to be veiled.

exellent Martin :thumbsup: