Wednesday, July 10, 2013

Spirirtual power is not a philosphy, but a way of life step by step like love.

It is also interesting to note some of the words closely associated with dunamis:
– Jesus challenging his accusers that they know neither “the Scriptures nor the power of God” (Mt.22:29) No idea,  they had it all right in front of their faces no ability.
– Lk.5:17 “The power of the Lord was present to heal

 – Peter and John’s declaration that “our own power or holiness” was not the source of the healing (Ac.3:12)
– I Cor.2:4: “demonstrations of the Spirit and power”

 – I Cor.4:20 “The kingdom of God is not in words but in power”

 – Rom.1:4 Jesus “declared to be the Son of God with power by his resurrection”

 – “The power of his resurrection” II Cor.13:4, Phil.3:10, and many others.


Now that was not so hard was it?

All of these “power words” – and more – are piled together in Paul’s enthusiastic prayer recorded in Eph.1:17-23: that all of us, his people, may be supernaturally enlightened and enabled to know “…the exceeding greatness of his (Jesus’) power (dunamis) that is available for us …. the energy (energian) of God’s powerful (kratos) strength (ischus) was demonstrated definitively when he raised him from the dead, and seated him at his own right, in heaven, far above every ruler (arche) and authority (exousia) and power (dunamis) and title of nobility (kuriotetos)…!!!ye shal ldo greater things than these, the questions get spun in words because we're no seeing that power  why many are wondering, lot fo prayers often deal with what God can  for us, but what about us hearing God??? what it is he wants us to do? sold out to who is perhaps the real question.


I thought this was great for all of the folks asking,


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