Hew the Two Tables of Stones Deuteronomy 10 School of the Prophetic Part 2

 

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Hew the Two Tables of Stones Deuteronomy 10 School of the Prophetic Part 2

Today's Scripture 

Deuteronomy 10:1,2  At that time the LORD said unto me, Hew thee two tables of stone like unto the first, and come up unto me into the mount, and make thee an ark of wood. And I will write on the tables the words that were in the first tables which thou brakest, and thou shalt put them in the ark.

You would think that the Lord would have taken Moses and put him inside the cleft of the rock again, and show Moses His backside for a second time but God didn't.  Instead, after Moses saw the response of the children of the Israel and threw the tablets of stone into the ground God had Moses hew the stones out.   To be honest, that is how it is living the life of the kingdom.  The disciple will have supernatural events in their lives, but that same disciple must learn how to become one with that event. 

The children of Israel always wanted more of the supernatural on a continual basis one after the other.  My boss and I were talking about this yesterday and he shared how he studied political science in his early years in college.  One thing he mentioned was, the paradigm of how time evolves and it is during these times, in history, that the simplicity of living has been lost.  Then my boss looked at me across the room and said, "Have you ever thought about that?"  

Here, the children of Israel came out of  a time in their lives where all things became new: no longer under the same government powers of Pharaoh, no more rituals and rules how to live in a land that was not theirs, no longer told how to eat and what to wear, how to work and more.  You can study every possible means of change in their lives but to define the lesson to be learned was as simple as, "God wanted to be their God and He wanted a people who would rely upon Him."  In verse two we read that God said, "I will write on the tables the words that were in the first tables." 

What makes this lesson so difficult to see and understand is that God had to teach His leaders first, how to walk in this whom He chose to teach the people His Ways.  Yet, it's not an easy task.  In fact, it is in times like these it seems like the world of Israel was one big mess with words beyond description. However, "God had a plan to write His Ways and His Voice upon the hearts of mankind as part of His Covenant to be One." 

I mean, think about how hard that was for the children of Israel to understand and compare these thoughts to today in our Modern Times.   Their whole world was turned up side down to the point of everything they desired was finally there, "To have a deliverer!"  Yet, they had a "Deliverer Moment" and did not realize it.  Has mankind evolved so big like Israel did that people still do not realize that "God has a Covenant in the heart and mind of His people that He actually lives in them and will never leave them?"  

It's no wonder that Jesus quoted more from the Life of Moses in His earthly ministry from any other Prophet in the Old Testament because Jesus carried this same blueprint inwardly, "God with us." Even the prophets of today must learn this and, "Make room for God's presence--hew out a place like the heavenly pattern that was shown to Moses and come up unto God into the mount."  

In short, "God is with us in Covenant.  He has written His Voice and Will in our hearts and minds and God is one with His people."  However, God speaks expressly through Jesus as the Head of His people and by His Word through Covenant.  The role of the Prophet is to point the church to be edified into a building up as one into the Head (ascend) of Jesus coming together into a place of maturity in Covenant (One in righteousness and rest.)  God told Moses "Once you repeat, or hew the stones out like the first pattern I showed you, it is up to you to put them into the arc." 

Moses had to learn to be one with God in order to teach God's people how to be one in Covenant. Have you ever studied the meaning of the word, "Arc?"  Here, the meaning of the word "Arc" is the word "Aaron" which represents Aaron's Rod and the duties of a kingdom King/Priest. Also,  Aarons Rod represented the budding of the Names of God: God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Spirit.  This budding was not how a fruit grows from a Vine or Branch but how the image and likeness of the Names of God is projected from the Rams Horns. (The Head--Jesus)  To learn more of this, we shared this in the School of Moses.  You are welcome to request a library card to get that teaching by using our free register button through Online School of Prayer.

God tried to teach Moses this in many ways.  It was the burning bush that represented the "Flaming Horns of the Ram" of the image and likeness of who God is through the "Appearance of fire." Yet, if God would have a people walk in Covenant to be One in the Horns of the Head of Jesus, as One the Branches of the Horns would project the cloud of God's presence and and fire of Covenant to cover the earth.

Righteousness is more right standing with God, "Righteousness is also the projection of the names and images of God into the earth through the Head of Jesus--as the Ram, so that the Light and Fire of Righteousness (Covenant) can reveal paths to walk in the heart of God and the kingdom that no eye has seen and no ear has heard what has been prepared for those who keep God's Covenant."

That is why "Covenant is more than right standing with God.  Covenant is also how the Life of God is in the branch (Aron's Rod).  Just as the Spirit of the Lord was upon Jesus (The images and likeness of God through the Names of God in His Divine Nature) so must this be duplicated in the many members of the church to cover the earth.

Think about a "Dome of God's presence" covering the earth coming from the Head--or branch of Aaron budding.  The simple acknowledgement of being One in the fullness of the Divine Nature of God through the Head--Jesus.  You (the church) shall be like a "Tree" (Many branches of Righteousness budding forth) planted by the waters (Covenant) and your leaves shall not wither (The Divine Nature of God's Heart and Mind through His Names) but shall cause the church to prosper in the earth.

So, "Noah made an arc" it is time for the church to "Make the arc too!" as it says in verse 1 of today's time together in sharing.  The waters of the Divine Nature of the Names and Images of God will cover the earth in Covenant.  I decree it after the heavenly pattern of the ark of the Covenant of Arons Rod.

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