21/11/2018 - IN THE TABERNACLE OF THE MOST HIGHT

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Lord, who may abide in Your tabernacle? Who may dwell in Your holy hill? Psalm15.1

As each day goes by, we approach the moment of our departure.  Then our question should be: “Where will we go?” If we admit it or not we will continue to exist after our death, because we were made in the image and likeness of God.  Now, without our new birth, we will not enter into the Tabernacle of the Most High, but will certainly be condemned to the lake of fire and brimstone to remain there.

God’s hill is inaccessible to the enemy, but is franchised to us under certain conditions.  Because of the sin of our first parents, Adam and Ever, corruption entered the world and we were powerless to be by the side of the Omnipotent.  That is why it is necessary that we be born again: of water (the Word) and the Spirit (of the Lord), as Jesus declared in John 3:5.  No religion or any other thing can save us but only faith in Jesus Christ!

Answering to the psalmist’s question in verse 1, the Scriptures teach us how we must proceed: He who walks uprightly, And works righteousness, And speaks the truth in his heart (Psalm 15:2) However, if we disregard simple conditions – even though we create and fulfill complex others – we will not inhabit the Tabernacle of God.  Salvation begins when we recognize we are lost, brings repentance for our sins, through the baptism in the waters and baptism by the Holy Spirit.

To exercise righteousness is to follow biblical directions to be rid of evil.  Every time you are subjected to a filthy or naughty thought, rebuke it.  When someone is in error, do not condemn, but prophecy a blessing for his life.  Never join the devil declaring there is no way to recover someone.  Be firm with that person according to God’s instructions, without approving the evil acts practiced by that person.  Only the Lord can judge because only He is Righteous.

Speak the truth according to your heart.  No matter who you are, what religion you belong to or position you hold; as you hear the Word, you understand instantly what path you must walk.  Then, speaking what you learned from the Most High, you will speak the truth according to your heart.  However, if you say something different from that, your interior immediately will accuse you.

They that speak truth manifest righteousness (Proverbs 12:17).  It is simple to work in righteousness; always be sincere at all moments.  When we know the Truth we receive the power to deliver ourselves from any oppression.  When we confess to the Lord what we feel, as we make contact with the Word, we fulfill the condition to inhabit His tabernacle.  God makes nothing complicated.

The wicked will not inherit the Kingdom of Heaven.  Now that you know how  to act in any circumstance, why lose your entry to this Kingdom?  If you deny what you learned from the Lord – and He has much more to teach you – you will be unfair with yourself and with other people.  The power to do good is in you.  What will be your attitude?

In Christ, with Love,

R. R. Soares