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Friday, 24 February 2012

Make an Appointment with YHVH every day.


 
Prov 3:6  In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct your paths.

Acknowledge is the word "yada"  that means TO KNOW as through seeing it with your eyes, observation, care, recognition, instruction, advise, answer, skill .

How do I acknowledge YHVH in everything? Acknowledge (Yadah) is used in Scripture in Gen 3:22 where Adam and Eve ate the fruit of the forbidden tree. This caused them to KNOW (acknowledge) Good and Evil. This word is also used in Gen 3:7 where YHVH opened their eyes and they KNEW (saw/acknowledge) they were naked. Nakedness always refers to someone's weaknesses, shortcomings or sin. They saw their shortcomings and sin by being able to distinguish between good & evil. YHVH made them aware of what sin is and what righteousness is and that made them responsible and accountable to apply it to their lives. It is similar to when you loose your innocence as you grow up and that in it self load you up with more responsibilities.

When you are exposed to sin, then you need instructions that will guide and protect you, enabling you to live safely, sharing the same "environment", without you getting hurt or killed. I am going to explain the concept with the help of an example. It is similar to working in an Industrial environment where you are exposed to hazards. You need the "instructions" or safety rules to make aware of the hazards as well as guiding you while you are in that unsafe environment. Sin is similar to unsafe conditions and hazards that can hurt you and even cause your death. We need "Instructions" to make us aware of what sin is and how to avoid it, sharing the same environment. 

YHVH gave us His Instructions or Commandments to help us get around sin safely, not exposing ourselves to its hazards and ultimately help us to avoid eternal death. YHVH's Instructions will help you to "know", to "see" and "acknowledge" sin, so that you can avoid its traps, bondage and pain. To acknowledge YHVH in your Ways is to acknowledge His Word that contains the wisdom and knowledge of sin and it's consequences; then you paths will be directed by Him through His Word and your obedience. 

Another way to look at the meaning of acknowledges is from a communication point of view; we need to acknowledge YHVH through communication, consulting Him in order to get wisdom and advice on what to do in a certain situation. This is done through prayer and meditation in His Word so that you will find the answers that will give you peace. We all know the term "I'll pray about it..." but it is not just one prayer you "shoot" at YHVH expecting a clear answer; no, it is through constant prayer, seeking YHVH's Face daily until you know which direction to take.

YHVH has all the answers and He set the perfect example through Y'shua when He walked the earth. We should "look up to Him" and follow His example and by this we will know the difference between "good" and "evil" and what to allow and what to avoid. Y'shua said that He only does what He "sees" the Father do. What did He saw?

Joh 5:19  Then Y'shua answered and said to them, Truly, truly, I say to you, The Son can do nothing of Himself but what He sees the Father do. For whatever things He does, these also the Son does likewise.
       
He "saw" or "acknowledged" what the Father's will is through daily prayer and communication with Him and that is how He "saw" what the Father's will is sin every situation. (Acknowledge means to know as in seeing) We live in a physical world and a lot of information comes in through our eyes, and we act on what we see. What we see influences how we act or react in different situations. YHVH is teaching us here that we should acknowledge or "see" Him first, to find out what He would do in every situation, rather than following our own "sight" and how we "see" things. Make a point of "seeing" YHVH every day through prayer and through studying His Word, so that He may direct your paths and lead you to prosperity, blessings and life. 

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