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Yes, in pt.1 we saw in Hebrews, how God is wanting us
to Boldly enter before his Throne of Grace to obtain his Mercy,
many Blessings, and Help in our times of need!
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One time the High Priest Aaron, left his staff inside Gods inner
court of Holiest of Holies, and the next day he came to retrieve
his staff or rod, it had blossomed and yielded almonds from
being left over night in the life giving Glory of the Lord!
My heart is longing and is wondering what would happen to us
and our lives, if we laid humble over night in this Glorious
Holiest of Holies place, humbly laying before his Throne!
( Part of an excerpt from daily devotions)
When sadness, depression, or loneliness assails us, we may feel as if there’s nowhere to turn. But God clearly tells us what to do when we’re in need: We are to boldly go straight to His throne of grace. This throne room is filled with God’s glory, power, and radiant majesty—it is a holy place from which He rules over the entire universe.
We, like Isaiah, may feel unworthy to enter there! But God made a way of cleansing for Isaiah to enter his Glory, and has provided this cleansing way for us as well!
And in that Holy place, God extends His great mercy and love to us from His throne, and will be there to help us in every time of need! We can approach God there once we have given our lives to Him through Christ. As we cry out to Jesus to save us and cleanse us, because we know we can’t save or cleanse ourselves, the door of heaven swings wide open, and we are ushered into the throne room. We are welcome because Jesus is our intercessor, and he has made us Priest's who can all enter into his Throne room of Grace! And as our head High Priest, he is touched by the sufferings and infirmities that we have, because he walked where we walk, and He sympathizes with our weaknesses.
Jesus was tempted just as we are but never sinned and always remained one with the Father. He invites us to follow in His steps. His death and resurrection make it possible for us to receive mercy and grace at all times. So, instead of sitting alone in our pain, outside this wonderful place where we’re always accepted, we should run through the open doors, straight into the presence of our Father, who is
bidding us and calling us to enter into his Holiest of Holies, so he
can help us and bless us beyond what we could ask or think!
Picture this Priest as you, standing inside his Glory, and beholding
a few of the many Blessings that he has in store for you!
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