Saturday, August 6, 2016

Tsiyon (New Song)



It's been close to two years since I got a new song. Well not completely a new song. I printed out several Spiritsongs I haven't done in a while to work on and one of those songs Yahweh told me to add and rearrange the words to a new song and to title it Tsiyon.  Last Saturday was the day the Ruach started giving me the changes to the song and a new melody to fit those changes. I was pretty excited with how it all flowed and came together rather quickly, especially the recording of the song. Yahweh miraculously worked all that out in a spontaneous way I would not have expected. I experienced a few minor interruptions, but I was able to complete the recording in less than 3 hours. I finished the song 30 minutes before my daughter came home from an unexpected trip that allowed me the time I needed to record the song. With the minimal recording resources available, and a computer that is barely holding up for me to mix and download the song from my digital 8 track player, it all came together as Yah told me it would. I downloaded the song from the computer to my Revernation music web page. I will post the song for you to listen to here on this blog post. Just click on the play arrow button. Thank you and Shalom!     
The words to the song are also posted below..........

                                                    Tsiyon

I’m calling out my people, in this final hour. 
No it’s not the steeples that counterfeit the sky. 
My glory fills the temple, where you belong in Me
With My eyes you will see, the Truth that sets My 
captives free ~ Sets My captives free
You wander and wonder, as the script unfolds. 
You ponder in your heart all that I have planned. 
Seek Me and you’ll know the mysteries of Life
Yahshua’s Light will guide the Way, humble yourselves and pray ~ Humble yourselves and pray

(Chorus)
Come with Me on the road to Tsiyon. My Spirit’s calling you, trust Me, don’t be afraid..Don't be afraid
I’m raising up My people in these last days. 
Come now, obey My will,  and don’t delay...And don't delay 

I’m your shelter from the storm, cold days and nights 
I’ll keep you warm. I am your shade from the sun, 
I’ll protect you from the one who seeks to hurt the apple of My eye. 
Scattered Yisrael I sent My Son for you to die.
In Me your set apart, I will give you a new heart. 
To keep My Torah and commands, precepts and statutes 
on demand. My Countenance in you will Shine. My Will be done, for now is the time

The battle is raging, against His remnant Yisrael. 
Our hope is in Yahweh,Yahweh, Av Adonai. 
He is calling us to Tsiyon, to bring us back into our land
To heal and deliver us where we were scattered by His 
Hand ~ Scattered by His Hand.
 Will you heed the call? Will you go where I go? 
A fuller soap and refiner’s fire, repentance in these last days.Two houses will become as one, His twelve tribes in Yahshua. When we’ve done all to stand, 
together we will stand, together we will stand.

(Chorus)

Trust in Me, don't be afraid. Obey My will and don't delay (Repeat)
Come with me on the road to Tsiyon (Repeat)
Tsiyon (4x's)

                           

Wednesday, August 3, 2016

Yahweh is my Strength in weakness, my Deliverer and Salvation


Ps 145:14-16

Yahovah is supporting (samak ~bearing up, sustaining, strengthening and providing rest) to all who are falling (naphal ~ cast down,(feel) inferior, lost, and overwhelmed) And raising up (zaqaph ~ comforting and lifting up, ie exalting) all who are bowed down (Humble / anav ~ gentle, lowly, meek, teachable, and patient) The eyes (ayin ~ fountain, (the source and origin springing up from your being) countenance (appearance and expression) thoughts) of all who look (wait / shabar ~ to scrutinize (to examine carefully) by implication of watching, to expect with hope and patience) to You (Yahweh Yahovah Elohim Adonai) expectantly (with an excited feeling of joy that something is going to happen,) and You (Av Yahweh) are giving (nathan ~ appointing, granting, performing, delivering and distributing) them their food /meat (okel ~ prey, mealtime (what you need to eat to stay alive) in due (right, fitting and proper) season (eth ~ time) You (Yahweh) open (pathach ~ loosen, carve, engrave, plough, draw out and unstop) Your Hand  (yad ~ strength, labor, order, service and bounty) and satisfying (sawbah ~ giving more than enough, fill to overflowing, be full, have plenty) the desire (ratson ~ delight, favor, acceptance, and good pleasure) of all that live. (Elohim is the Yahovah over the living and not the dead ~ Those who are alive in the Ruach through salvation and regeneration in Yahushua Messiah)

 
James 4:10

Humble yourselves (tapeinoo ~ to be brought low (have reverence and be in awe)  in your heart ,  meek and teachable) in the sight (enopion ~ presence, face to face) of Yahovah, and He will lift (hupsoo ~exalt and raise) you up 

Ps 37:17,19

For the arms (zeroa ~ strength and power) of the wrongdoers/wicked ~ guilty, immoral, condemned, and actively bad (evilcharacter; morally reprehensible) person) are broken (shabar ~ crushed, torn down, destroyed and broken in pieces,) but Yahweh sustains /upholds (samak ~ to be leaned upon, to bear up, provide rest, support and establish) the righteous (Tsadeek ~ just, lawful ie those who guard and keep (do) Yah's Commands and Torah)


They are not ashamed (bush /boosh ~ disappointed, delayed, confounded or confused) in a time of evil, ra'ah ~ everything around you is morally bad, wretched (contemptable and worthless,) grievious, misreable, troubled, to cause ill, affliction and harm to others) and in the days of scarcity (re'abon ~ famine (extreme hunger and starvation) of food they are satisfied (sawbah ~ filled to satisfaction, made full, to have plenty, to have enough)

Nahum 1:7

Yah is good, (tov ~ bountiful, cheerful, gracious, kindly and loving) as a stronghold (ma'oz ~ defense, fort, rock, strength, and fortified place) in the day of distress/trouble (tsarah ~ anguish, affliction, tribulation, adversity, and anguish) And He knows (yada ~ senses, observes, recognizes, understands, discerns, and is familiar with) those who take refuge /trust (chasah ~ flee for confide in, put their total trust and hope) in Him.

Nahum 1:12-13

Thus says Yahovah, "Though they are strong (gibbor ~ very powerful, tyranical and mighty) and many, (rav ~ greatly abound in number, , exceedingly great and plentious) yet they shall be cut off. (gazaz ~ cut down and destroyed) Though I have afflicted (anah ~ chastened, dealt harshly with, troubled and weakened) you, I afflict (anah ~ trouble, chasten and deal harshly with) you no more. So now I will break (shabar ~ quench, destroy and crush in pieces) his yoke (mot ~ wavering, shaking and staff as in having authority and control) from you and tear off (nathaq ~ pluck away, root out, burst and break in sunder (separate and sever) your shackles (moserah ~ bonds, chains, halter and restraints)

Isaiah 61:1

The Spirit (Ruach) of Yahweh is upon Me (Yahushua) to bind up (chabash ~ to rule, govern, heal, wrap firmly) the broken hearted (shabar leb(v) ~ The very center and core of your heart being discouraged, and and broken in pieces.) To proclaim (qara ~ properly address, pronounce, call out and invite) liberty (deror ~ freedom, to move rapidly, spontaneity of outflow, to make clear and pure) the captives (shabah ~ those driven away and led away into bondage and confinement / His scattered remnant,) and the opening of the prison ( pechach-qoach ~ breaking forth into deliverance and salvation from sin) to them that are bound (asar ~ yoked, hitched, harnessed and in bonds (chains/ enslaved to sin)


Thursday, July 14, 2016

Proverbs 1:23 and 33


Proverbs 1:23
Make amends and take action at My rebuke and correction. Behold, I will gush forth
with such force and intensity My Spirit, Life, Breath, Mind and Courage on you

Proverbs 1:33
Whosoever..whatever person, no matter what color or ethnicity (For Yahweh starts out showing no respect of persons) chooses to listen..Shema..to hear, discern, and regard my voice intellectually with obedience to Me, aol dwell, lodge, permanently inhabit, be at ease, have peace, rest and quietness from dread, fear and great terror from evil, affliction, harm, misery and grief...................................................................

Tuesday, June 21, 2016

I Get Out by Lauren Hill

"You can't hold me in these chains, I get out!"
Awesome lyrics!!! 
May the captives of this worlds mind control be set free!
Yahovah, through His Son Yahshua, by His Kadosh (set apart) Ruach (Spirit)
is calling His remnant lost tribes of Israel that He has scattered throughout the nation's to come out of the world and hear His call to come on home on the road to Tsiyon



Wednesday, June 8, 2016

Psalm 62:6 - Quavah ~ Rope by Chaim Bentorah


Psalms 62:6: “Only for God does my soul wait in silence for from Him cometh my hope.”
So what am I waiting for while I am in silence?  Actually the word wait is not found in the Hebrew text, it is just the opinion of translator that if you are in silence you are waiting for something. I am learning that while in silence I am not waiting for anything, something is happening all the time.  As according to our English translation of  Psalms 62:6 I am hoping during this time.
The word hope is an unfortunate word to use here as in our 21st Century it can be very misleading because it automatically implies that something may or may not happen.  Here the word for hope comes from the root word  quavah which means a cord or rope.  This is in the sense of a rope that attaches to something. Think about it, what is the purpose of a rope but to attach to something.  The word cometh is also not in the Hebrew text, again which is the translator’s opinion.  Let’s just do a literal word for word translation and what we have is: “Surely does my soul attached itself to God in silence.”  That doesn’t make sense until you have spent some time in silence and you begin to realize that you soul is attaching itself to God.
Your spirit is already attached to God when you accept Jesus as your Savior, but that nasty old soul and body just keep getting in the way. The body wants to eat, it gets hungry so everytime you try to praise God it is crying out: “Feed me”. This is especially true if your pastor exceeds his allotted time.   Your body is a spoiled brat so you just have to treat it like a spoiled brat and  tell it: “Tough luck kiddo, guess what?  I am fasting and you ain’t getting nutin’”  You treat it like the spoiled brat which it is.  Whatever your body wants you give it.  And believe me when your body wants something it will interrupt any important time you have with God so you just tell it to shut up, it ain’t getting nothing until you finish getting your bread from the Word of God.
Oh, but then you soul has to jump into the fray.  It is worried about a bill, an impending move to new apartment, a job etc.  Well, you just pat you old soul on the head and say, “Now , now this is not the time to worry about it, we are in silence listen to the voice of God He will tell you it is ok.”  Sometimes you have to do what David did in Psalms 103 and that is to pick you soul up by the collar and slam it against the wall and demand that it get with the program and start blessing the Lord and if it can’t do that then at least dwell on the benefits of God throughout your life.  Your soul will eventually come around, tail tucked behind it. I found after two days of silence my soul is now quavah binding with God or attaching itself with God. You seequavah which is rendered as wait is really a word for rope which is made by tightly binding strands of fabric together, so it really has the idea of binding with God rather than waiting for God.
Quavah has a nautical origin.  A hole was bored through a large rock and a  rope was attached to the  rock to be used as an anchor.  I spoke with a man who grew up in Alaska on fishing boats and was himself a captain on a large fishing vessel, He said during a storm they would toss an anchor overboard and when it attaches to something it holds the boat firm and the boat will actually face into the wind. He said once he dragged an anchor to hold firm he has faced many a powerful storms head on with the boat.  It was rough but so long as that anchor held, they rode out the storm. When tossed overboard you are only sure that rock that anchor is attached when you pull on the rope and feel its weight. You can’t see the rock that it is attached to but you know from the weight and the fact that your ship is not moving that the rock you are anchored to is still holding. I think you can make the spiritual connection here.
I tell you this old ship of mine has been through many a storms, the sail is torn, the haul is taking in water, but the Rock that I am anchored to still holds, it still holds. In fact take a look at the next verse, we are still following a nautical theme.   In verse 7 it says: “He is my rock and my salvation, my high tower, I shall not be moved.  During a storm the anchor also keeps the ship on course and keeps it from smashing against the rocks.  You know where the rocks are because of the lighthouse.  High towers were built on the shoreline so sailors could keep the shore in view and in sight.  As long as you could see the tower and your rock or anchor holds, you are confident you are not blown off course.  That rock and high tower was a sailor’s salvation and with it he is confident he will not be moved off course.  He will continue on his way home.
A funny  thing happens to rope as it is put under a strain like being attached to a rock under water.  Rope was made pretty much the same way rope is made today.  Thin strands of fabric are woven together.  Each strand could easily be broken in itself, but when it is bound tightly together it becomes unbreakable.  To bind it tightly together it must be stretched.  When attached to a rock or anchor it creates a pull and it is stretched.  During a storm that ship is trying to move which has one end of the rope and the other end is attached to a rope pulling it back saying; “No you’re not going anywhere.”   This pull on both ends only tightens the cord or rope.  Thus, as we go through the storms of life, our quavah is only strengthened. The greater the storm the stronger our attachment is to our Anchor.   Our Anchor still holds and as long as we see that Watchtower that light house in the distance, we know we are on track to our heavenly home.
But it is not only the storms of life that our attachment our quavah grows tighter, but according to this Psalm in silence our soul grows in its attachment to God. So I am not waiting for anything to happen it is happening right now, I am binding myself to God.  Every moment in silence is making me tighter with God.

Saturday, June 4, 2016

Dandelion





This song was written by Voo

Music transposed, sung and produced by Spiritsong

Video put together by Netty Daniel

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