WORSHIP

WORSHIP.

Hebrews 11:19 (AMP);* For he considered [it reasonable to believe] that God was able to raise Isaac even from among the dead. [Incdeed, in the sense that he was prepared to sacrifice Isaac in obedience to God] Abraham did receive him back [from the dead] figuratively speaking.

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Abraham was a worshipper. Sacrificing his son was an act of worship.

Isaac left the altar a dead man. Like our theme scripture says, “Abraham did receive him back [from the dead] figuratively speaking.”

By this figurative death, Isaac became a representation of Christ.

Like Abraham received Isaac back from the dead as a figure of Christ, when a man truly worships God, everything he receives epitomises Christ.

When you worship God in a deeper dimension and intimately relate with him, what comes out of you represents Christ; it is not a reason for personal glory.
It is for the glory of God.

You cannot claim that the greatness radiating from you and the influence you have over the lives of many people is your own doing.

You cannot boast of healing the sick, raising the dead and ministering to multitudes by your power. The results of your worship become Christ-like.and Christ is glorified.

When people observe your life, it will point them to Christ.
It’s not by your effort but the work of God but …what he did for you on the cross

Hallelujah!

*FURTHER STUDY:* John 4:24, Ephesians 4:15

*GOLDEN NUGGET:* When you worship God in a deeper dimension and this is intimately, what comes out of you represents Christ; it is not a reason for personal glory. You cannot claim that the greatness radiating from you and the influence you have over the lives of many people is your own doing. When people observe your life, it will point them to Christ.

*PRAYER:* My Lord, I thank You for this truth. Thank You for the work of Your Spirit in my life. What comes out of me gives glory to Your name. I cannot boast about my power. All I do is for You and by You,