John has led a faithful life because he followed one who had shown faithfulness. His faithfulness had led him to be alone. He was the last of the original twelve, but a great assignment was now to be revealed, The Revelation!

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Did John write to 7 churches in the first century? It is doubtful since there were no “churches” to write to. He passed on a revelation to 7 groups of people called Kahal. These were people who were called to the light and authority of The King. The earthly revelation began by revealing the original revelation of the Heavenly realm. joinedtohashem.org

The prophecies of Revelation “MUST” come to pass. Prayer will not change the word must. :Must” needs to be embraced. Prayer is about our embracing to prepare us for what must come.

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A common theme of Saul is to stand. Are we called to just take a stand? Is there an active part in our standing?  Saul also mentions people whose names are written in the Book of Life. What about another book that is being written?

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Passover is upon us. What if Elijah were to show up this year? Would you be “Left behind” based on Scripture? Saul teaches us to examine ourselves and to mature. It is toward an end worth working for.

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What was the goal Saul was pursuing? Was it Messiah? The answer may not be as simple as we would like, but the true answer is life defining as it causes us to ask the question of, what are we pursuing?

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Saul teaches us to lay hold of what Yeshua laid hold of. So is Messiah the goal or the door to the goal? How many are simply standing admiring the door, but never entering into the house the door leads to?

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Saul has quite the pedigree but comes to the conclusion that all he may have thought he had was really nothing. His tribal relation does lead us to an interesting thought regarding how we view Elohim.

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Saul has quite the pedigree but comes to the conclusion that all he may have thought he had was really nothing. His tribal relation does lead us to an interesting thought regarding how we view Elohim.

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Saul compares the religious leaders of his day to dogs. What would he say if he was to write a letter to leaders of our day? Dogs are of the wolf family. They hunt their prey in packs and seek to separate the weakest so as to mutilate and kill. Today?

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