#acts 22 How Covid Breaks Church ‘s Old Ways #bible study with #jairus

During the Covid-19 pandemic, many believers were unable to go to in-person church gatherings. This situation made it difficult for many Christians to understand God’s will. Gradually, many believers began to turn to online gatherings and started to listen to sermons from preachers of other denominations. Many heard messages they would never have listened to if they had been busy with in-person meetings. Christians began to listen to the messages and preaching of a variety of pastors. I was saved in the Local Church movement (LCM). Several LCM believers told me that during the pandemic, they privately listened to messages from Charismatic preachers on the baptism of the Holy Spirit and tongues. They even practiced praying in tongues in an attempt to be filled with the Holy Spirit and receive more vitality. Another believer from the LCM told me to send my doctoral dissertation on convergence to a leader of the LCM, hoping that God would inspire him to accept this vision.

I believe the Covid-19 pandemic is a big reset from God. God allowed this to come upon us to break the habits and routines the church had been stuck in for many years. At the beginning of the pandemic, many churches hoped that it would end as soon as possible, so that they could get back to normal. But gradually, they discovered they would never be back to normal. Recently, I heard that a Chinese church stopped all online gatherings and asked believers to return to church in person. But many Christians had already been exposed to the teachings of many different pastors during this period. Their eyes had already been opened. Churches may be worried about attrition, but that's not what God is worried about. What God wants to do is to break down the walls between our denominations so that believers can accept convergence.

#acts 25 God showed me the Chinese revival is coming #bible study with #jairus

On the evening of March 16, 2020, we prayed online with some members of our Bible Study group. We mainly spent time praying for China and the spread of the novel coronavirus. That night, I was taken up to heaven in the spirit, and I saw various spectacular scenes of China's future revival. The activities of worshiping God in different parts of China could only be described by the phrase "in full swing." In the end, I saw that the angels bound the opposing forces against God in China. God has enlightened me many times about China's great revival through dreams. I was in this vision and dreamed for two hours, from two to four in the morning.

This experience, along with many other dreams, is God's promised word to me in these difficult circumstances, especially in the coronavirus outbreak. These words from God are like a light shining in a dark place. I value them even though I've encountered unbelief and derogatory remarks. I believe these difficult times will eventually pass. After the cleansing work of God is completed, a great revival will be released. I prepared myself for this, and I hope to encourage many Christians to see a bright future and not focus on the negativity around them.

We are all like Paul. Our life is a process of walking from our call "Jerusalem" to the mission and end of our life, "Rome." Our mission is to come to Rome (which represents the world) to testify about the Lord. On our way there, we will encounter danger and opposition like what Paul experienced. But if we hold on to the words God has promised to us, we will be able to persevere to the end.

We must also pay attention to prophetic words, just like paying attention to a light shining in a dark place, until the day dawns and the morning star rises in your hearts.

I hope that many fellow believers will see a bright future in the fog caused by the coronavirus.

Bible Study With Jairus #Deuteronomy 33 vs 23

Bible Study With Jairus - Deuteronomy 33 verses 18 and 19

Bible Study with Jairus – Deuteronomy 33:12 The Journey of Benjamin: From Wolf to Dwelling Place of God

The Prophecy of Benjamin

Let us explore the story of Benjamin through the prophecies spoken over him. Moses declared that Benjamin was “the beloved of the Lord,” one who dwelt in safety, surrounded by God all day long, with God dwelling between his shoulders (Deuteronomy 33:12 ESV).

This is prophetic and poetic language. It points to Benjamin as a person and to his inheritance and calling in the Promised Land.

#deuteronomy 33 verses 1 to 2 #bible study with #jairus

This is the blessing with which Moses the man of God blessed the people of Israel before his death. 2 He said, “The Lord came from Sinai and dawned from Seir upon us; he shone forth from Mount Paran； he came from the ten thousands of holy ones, with flaming fire at his right hand.

The fundamental reason the Israelites failed to obey the law and fell into idol worship was the fact that they did not truly know God’s nature. The Apostle Paul said that the law was the guardian, or schoolmaster, to keep Israel in line while they were children. The Old Testament Israelites were not mature enough to know God’s nature, so they needed God’s law to correct them and chastise them. The purpose of this discipline was to allow them to partake in God’s holiness (Hebrews 12:10). If we really know God, we will never fall into idol worshipping. If we really know the Word of God and the law of God, we will not forsake God.

However, when our hearts are veiled and hardened, we cannot understand the Bible. The Apostle Paul said that when the Israelites read the Bible today, they have veils over their hearts. But when they turn to the Lord, the veil is taken away.

Unfortunately, many people have veiled hearts—whether Jews or Christians of the past or present. When our hearts are veiled, we turn to idolatry. As a consequence, we face the discipline of God. Through God’s discipline, we become partakers of his holiness. Eventually, the law of God is carved in our hearts. No wonder Paul says that all things work together for good to those who love God—even God’s discipline. God’s discipline works together with the word of God to help us understand the nature of God and our fallen hearts. In this way, we are kept in the love of God and of His word.

#deuteronomy 34 1-12 The Death of Moses The end of Law and the beginning of grace #bible #jairus

#deuteronomy 32 19-22 Why Did the People of God Fall into Idol Worship? #bible study with #jairus

19 “The Lord saw it and spurned them, because of the provocation of his sons and his daughters.

20 And he said, ‘I will hide my face from them; I will see what their end will be,

for they are a perverse generation, children in whom is no faithfulness.

Why do God’s people—whether Israelites in the Old Testament or Christians in the New Testament—fall into idol worship? Because their hearts become prideful. This is the very reason that Satan fell. It was also the reason King Saul fell. When King Saul first became king, he was humble. But he later became prideful and wanted to run the nation as if it were his own kingdom, not God’s. In the end, God said, “I will hide my face from him and I will see what his end will be,” just like he said about Israel when they became prideful after God had blessed them (Deuteronomy 32:20).

God no longer spoke to King Saul through the prophet Samuel, through the priests, or through the Urim and Thummim. What was Saul’s reaction to God’s rejection? Instead of humbling himself, he reached out to a sorcerer, even though he had previously outlawed divination.

Many Christian nations or denominations have followed the same downward path. When they become prideful in their hearts, God hides his face from them. Instead of humbling themselves and coming back to their first love, they find it much easier to rely on a substitute and call this substitute “God.” This is what the Israelites did when they worshiped the golden calf and called him “God”!

#睚鲁的圣经世界 #申命记 34章1-12节 #律法的总结就是基督 #圣经 #基督徒 #睚鲁 2026-01-22

#acts 11 My dream of a Christian’s mansion in Heaven #bible Study With #jairus

I had another prophetic dream in which a couple from my Bible Study group and I were taken by the Holy Spirit to Heaven. The wife had a big house there. The house was surrounded by grape trees and every tree was fruitful. A grape vine grew on the wall and became one with the wall. We picked some fruit while the wife was showing me around her home. There was a music box on the wall besides the main door that could play beautiful music. I later told this woman of how I was taken to Heaven in this prophetic dream to see her house there. She told me she saw the Lord in one of her dreams around the same time, but she did not see the details I described to her.

As I was telling her what I saw in my dream, I told her that this was possibly a dream about Heaven. The house was her house in Heaven, but not in the world. She was very encouraged. She loves music and listens to music every day. Like my wife, she does not remember any other details from her own dreams, but was encouraged by the details in mine.

Unlike the experiences of my wife and this woman, my prophetic dreams (night visions) always come with many details. Apart from praying that God would speak to me through dreams before I sleep every night, I also train myself to wake up and record the dreams immediately once I have them. I sometimes get up a few times to record my dreams because people normally forget dreams in five minutes. The fact that my wife and this woman did not remember much of their dreams does not mean their dreams weren’t prophetic. As I saw in my dreams, they were taken to those places with me. God may allow me to remember these details but sealed the specifics for them. Job 33:14-18 says, “For God speaks in one way, and in two, though man does not perceive it. In a dream, in a vision of the night, when deep sleep falls on men, while they slumber on their beds, then he opens the ears of men and terrifies them with warnings, that he may turn man aside from his deed and conceal pride from a man; he keeps back his soul from the pit, his life from perishing by the sword.” It is possible that many have dreams but don’t remember and understand them. This happened to both Pharaoh and Nebuchadnezzar.