Separation for Sanctification

Sisters of the Faith

I have often wondered why this work if ever it had received any support it has always been from women believers. I could name two sisters from Texas: Tina and June, and one sister from Michigan: Willonne. I kept on pondering on that mystery for quiet some time, until the following was made clear to me, recently.

From the very beginning the book of Genesis made a most startling proclamation. The last epic battle leading to mankind’s liberation is between the Grand Deceiver and the Woman.

"I’ll put enmity between you and the woman, between your seed and her seed. He shall bruise your head, and you shall bruise his heel." (Gen.3: 15)

The book of Revelation in its 12^th chapter portrays the woman at the forefront of this battle to establish light over darkness.

It is therefore no wonder that during Yahshua’s Ministry on earth, contrary to what we’d think, it wasn’t the men of Judaism who came running to Yahshua with their help. It was Sisters of the Faith who gathered and surrounded the Master with their unconditional love and support.

Their acquiescence of a Divine Plan at work, here, dates from way back. While yet in the womb, as the man sat fuming over and doubting the Divine Revelation, it was a woman who first confessed Yahshua to be in the flesh. Before a man could ever say it Elizabeth recognized and titled the unborn child as "Adonai, My Master". She literally announced the One prophesied in Genesis 3: 15. Furthermore, from Elizabeth’s womb, Yohanan worshiped Messiah.

This is very symbolical to the way males are not coming forward in numbers to raise this banner of the righteous faith. It is going to take you, Sisters of the Faith, to show them the way.

From burial to resurrection, these Sisters of the Faith were there. They saw the rising Messiah, first, and then, as they had been the ones to announce Him to the world in the beginning, they again reported what they saw to the disciples who were afraid of going out of their holes.

Those Sisters of the Faith are often desolate and alone. Right now, the life of most of them is cheerless and lonely. Some of the husbands, out there, are not leaders, responsible disciples in the Path of Faith. They are slow thinkers, unable to see far, to look with vision and take a stand for total sanctification. They lead haphazardly. They show no consistency in their role as priest of the family to lead the flock to higher ground, even though prophecy is fulfilling right now in the Middle East. But the Sisters of the Faith have consistently demonstrate strong faith.

The nobility of the souls of the Sisters of the Faith compels them to pursue a consecration of life that is good for their entire family.

I know you have hard and difficult lives with a taste of bitterness, sometimes. I want you to know that the Messianic Hebrew Community is your place of safety and renewal. Indeed you, sisters, will benefit the most.

Your time has come to deliver battle and crown the champion from your works of piety, your dedication, and your gifts. I can clearly see that through you those gifts of healing, promised to Yahshua’s Assembly, will come back because as you consecrate yourselves in prayers the Ruach HaQodesh will immerse the entire Community with anointing.

Nabal could not see the Working of Elohim in David, but Abigail had no equivocation. She brought what had on hands to support Yahweh’s mission (bless His name) which was being done through David, I Sam. 25.

I now know that those lives that need to be mended, the ruins that need rebuilding, the ashes that need to be replaced by crowns of jewels, it’s all about you.

I therefore welcome you in advance, on behalf of Yahshua’s People.

I pray, o Yahweh (bless thy name),
Make of my heart a fountain of love!