Welcome back to The Road2Wholeness Blog. Here's more from my 2019 fragrance unveil and the three-story appeal of R2W News as MIC, that's (Mysteries In Common). Thank you for taking the stroll today and remembering our 2022 objectives to close out this blog series.
Coming up in November, is LAB and we move out with "The Precision of God", a "P" series affair.
Today we pick up with the scripture Genesis 7:5
"And Noah did all that the Lord commanded him". The Bible is clear to use the fragrance of forty to denote the times, and the match of miracles between the Lord's servant Moses and the Lord's servant Noah. It is also fair to be seen that in this Mystery between the two capsule collections of grace that one is placed into the story as an expansion and the other a contraction. The post-prefix meaning between two shuns becomes how will the story progress. Essentially the question of which shun would play a greater role is still with us by the time InFluenza shows up. Would the reptile be forgiven for its destruction or would man be enough dirt to overcome the spillage of blood on earth?
In the conundrum of worlds apart we see the Lord moved from poured out to parted between His commands in Genesis to His plans in Exodus. In Genesis, pairs were the specific choice of the Lord as to who entered the ark, but by Exodus the peer of the believer was the specific choice of Lord to enter the land of milk and honey. In Genesis 7:13 it says, "Everything with Wings" would enter the ark, but in Exodus it is unveiled that "everyone with faith" would be the cost of the crossing of the Jordan. The wife in Noah's story would reveal nothing to the cost of faith in Exodus or Moses' story.
The branch that blossoms in Exodus becomes the church and it begins with the sceptor that falls onto the ground to become a reptile, and not the twig that is picked up from the ground in Genesis to become a great pointing to the sceptor to come. The weight-lifter that is demonstrated and celebrated in Genesis becomes water and Noah is to be known in the end with people like sand. The body builder in Exodus is shown and proclaimed to be worship and the release from the Pharoah for God's people to move through a series of partings that they may see the expanding family of believers. Before however, they could see the expansion, the Israelites would suffer the belly. In suffering the belly, all of God's chosen and pointed forth is still founded in time. By the time that Jesus appears in the Newest Testaments, we know that the belly and the water; the weight-lifter and the body builder comes together to a great supper. In taking the supper with the Lord, Ham is preserved and the Lord becomes everything that flys.
In the end, the great Mystery In Common between all the books of the Bible remains the Lord's might to show that He was always in the story, was always the writer of the story, and finally.. was always the reason to get the story correct.
Take a glance back to Blog 1 of Mysteries in Common and join us again soon for more of this delight of the Lord.
Remember to go within that you may never go without. The God within you awaits you. Until our paths collide again, I wish you... Peace, Love, Life, and Complete Wholeness in Christ.
In Service,
NaTisha Renee Williams
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