Mysteries In Common, Blog 4

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Welcome back to The Road2Wholeness Blog!  Thank you for taking the stroll with us today.  It's the last blog in our series Mysteries in Common.  Don't forget to tell someone about God's big Body Building and Weight Lifter's Events in Genesis and Exodus.

In this final blog, let's look again to Genesis.  In the other three blogs of Mysteries in Common we witnessed the connection God's plight to eliminate humanity's darkness and His plight to overcome the faithless using the prophets Noah and Moses.  Now let's look at this last weight lifting experience.  

Turn to Genesis 8 where it reads, "But God remembered Noah and all the wild animals and the livestock that were with him in the ark, and He sent wind all over the earth and the waters receded.  Now the springs of the deep and the floodgates had been closed.  

Genesis 8:6,  "After forty days Noah opened a window he had made in the ark."

In Noah's responsive to the voice of the Lord about the coming flood, the bible notes that the Lord prepared Noah with a window.  It appears that the bible's first window would become a leery experience, but in the eighth chapter and sixth verse it is noted that the window was made along with other refinements of choice the Lord instructed Noah to make.  When the ark landed on a mountain it is clear that the window is to see a miracle from God, but when the ark remains there and the water is slow to recede, it becomes solidly clear the miracle is the mountain.  

In this Mysteries in Common, the blog reveals the window and the mountain is a hand in hand experience that the Lord hand wrote along with His interruption to Noah's hearing.  The window is left behind to see that Noah does not think of his own abilities to build a solution, but rather witness that the mountain is there.  It then leaves no confusion between the rain and the floodgates, and the rainbow comes as a seal that rain showers will not be feared.  When the Lord leaves just a window between the springs, the floodgates, and the rain; Noah himself becomes a window and the ark becomes the mark of the covenant.  By the decisions the Lord makes in Genesis, humanity is alarmed but given a great builder and weight lifting experience to see where to plant their gratitude, and where to point their lamentations.  The book of Genesis does not however speak about lamentations, and the window of opportunity is left with the dove to say that when what is through the window, or when what is gone does not return, then you will know it was just the next mountain.  

In the end, the greatest Mystery in Common is to remember that we have a God in Common with Noah and Moses as well as the entirety of the bible.

Therefore, in this weight lifting experience we take a relief from the word of God to breathe in and breathe out. 

Thank you for following Mysteries in Common between the Moses rescue story and the Noah rescue story.  Catch up on our Road here on the Blog.

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 Hearing in Christ.

In Service,

NaTisha Renee Williams