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God, The Master Builder

Day 223

Reading: Ezekiel 40:1 - Ezekiel 44:31

Child of God, God's hand is upon you. Yes even in the nightmare situation you are faced with God's hand is upon you. I know that sounds far-fetched considering that when we are faced with challenges God seems far. However, consider that every challenge is a fire that purifies us removing every impurity that blemishes us. When we have that viewpoint we appreciate that God is with us. As Isaiah prophesied God is with us in the waters and even when we walk through the fire Isaiah 43:2. Why then is God's hand on you and me?

Firstly, God is building us His children into His temple. Ezekiel saw the temple filled with the glory of God. You and I have a role in the building of God. Ezekiel saw a vision of a temple that has never been built. 

Secondly, God desires that we worship Him aright. God is rebuilding His people. No longer will the place of worship be defiled by having those who are uncircumcised of heart speaking to people. Only those who have cut a covenant with God will have His authority to stand before His altar. God is cleaning His House for the end is nigh. Get ready to see the power of God like never before. 

Thirdly, God is building us that we may show forth His glory to the world.  God needs us to understand how Holy He is for the next revival to take hold. He required that the garments that the priest ministered in the inner court could not go out to the outer court. This requirement shows how much God expects we conduct ourselves. We can't defile the atmosphere of heaven neither can we contaminate heaven with carnality. 

I want to see the glory of God. This is my daily cry. I live for this, that I may see the glory of God over all the earth Numbers 14:21. I am expectant and as I have read Ezekiel my heart has been challenged to get ready for a move of God. Get ready, you are about to see some great things happening in the earth realm. Heaven is about to invade earth.

Memory Verse: Ezekiel 40:4

Decree:

Ezekiel 43:2
And behold, the glory of the God of Israel came from the way of the east. His voice was like the sound of many waters; and the earth shone with His glory. (italics mine)


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