Mercy & The Principle of Fulfillment – True Worshiper continues the overview of the Mercy redemptive gift. The previous post, Worship in the DNA, provided a brief snapshot of an essential facet of Mercy’s design: to worship and celebrate God in all aspects of life. The Mercy portion, endowed with an immense birthright and fashioned to carry God’s holy authority, stands at the proverbial ‘crossroads’ where Lady Wisdom lifts up her voice (Proverbs 8). Like the other six gifts, Mercy’s ... continue reading...
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Mercy & The Principle of Fulfillment – Worship in the DNA
Mercy & The Principle of Fulfillment – Worship in the DNA moves us into the Mercy redemptive gift overview. In Mercy & The Principle of Fulfillment - God's Design & Satan's Goal, it was noted that this gift is wonderful and mysterious. Wonderful, because Mercy stands as the unique pillar of Wisdom it is, just as the preceding six gifts do. Mysterious, because I find that Mercy, as it is healed and matured, can be released to minister to the other six gifts in the community of the ... continue reading...
Mercy & The Principle of Fulfillment – God’s Design & Satan’s Goal
The redemptive gift of Mercy is notably wonderful and mysterious. As the seventh Wisdom pillar of the redemptive gifts, Mercy has the capacity for great fulfillment and thereby, is set squarely in the sights of the enemy of our souls. Mercy & The Principle of Fulfillment – God’s Design & Satan’s Goal is a broad stroke to further highlight God's purposeful design and frame the enemy’s plan for derailing one's Mercy portion. The Principle of Fulfillment, Defined Arthur Burk’s original ... continue reading...
Warfare and the Mercy Seat – Part Two
When I wrote Warfare and the Mercy Seat based on hearing a lyric as “My weapon is the mercy seat”, I knew there was more to be expressed. Before the overview of the Mercy portion gets underway, it would be good to linger a bit longer here in Warfare and the Mercy Seat – Part Two, as I share the redemptive sequence I saw that morning. Seven Stations To aid you in tracking, it is helpful to refer to the Chart of Pattern of Seven in Scripture; particularly the two columns in the center – the ... continue reading...
Correction: I made a Mercy mistake
Dear readers, In the recent post, Mercy & The Principle of Fulfillment - the First and the Last, I made a Mercy mistake. I seem to remember mentioning writing about Mercy "in real-time life circumstances." Yes, indeedy. With regard to the twelve sons born to Jacob, I in error forgot about his and Leah's two other sons. Focused on Caleb and Joshua, I failed to read back to Genesis 29. Lots more 'family' story recorded there that, for time and space sake, I didn't write about. ... continue reading...
