Approaching Altars

One sure thing the worshipper or any that serves at the altar forgets is the ideal that in serving they are pouring out virtue as they stand in the presence. It is often misconstrued that standing there would fill one with power but it is otherwise.



Standing there in front of the church spends virtue from God and from the filled of the Holy Ghost. Unlike God, the virtue that flows through us is limited. Virtue is not the Holy Spirit but the unction that makes you flow in a certain gift area or area of Grace; that is why we do not flow in all areas or are always full of power. It is because it is a filling of the Holy Ghost that keeps getting spent. So, the more we are spent the more we should go before God to refill.



It is a surprising thing that one person would stand one day and there be a manifestation of great and mighty signs and wonders and the same person stand another day and there is no move of God. It is because the ability of God that we get replenished with whenever we go in to the prayer oven gets depleted and we should refill before we surface again. The hearth makes us invincible for the term the baking from the presence would last.



In simple terms, it is not the Baptismal Power that maintains the gift but the filling and the filling depletes with use. A thing that means we are to go back and bask in God's glory for the virtue to flow the more again. It is not a new thing, that even during the times of Jewry the same principle applied. Moses who was termed the meekest of all men not just of Israel but upon the face of the earth goes before God and every time when he returned even his own immediate family did run for cover from him. He went to see God the meekest of men but when he returns without saying a thing the filling or the glory of God's presence emit or emanate through him causing him to be the most feared of men. Causing even his own siblings to run for it.



Numbers 12:1-3 KJV And Miriam and Aaron spake against Moses because of the Ethiopian woman whom he had married: for he had married an Ethiopian woman. And they said, Hath the LORD indeed spoken only by Moses? Hath he not spoken also by us? And the LORD heard it. (Now the man Moses was very meek, above all the men which were upon the face of the earth.)



The Holy Bible clearly shows that there was murmuring in the house hold of Moses's father's house due to the woman he married. Moses having spent forty years in Jethro's house that was Media of the Ethiopians. He did marry Jethro's daughter, a thing that caused his siblings to think they can belittle him because of. They did not actually have an understanding that Moses having been in Jethro's house in the hearthstone belly of Africa, he did learn a few things there that were enabling him to lead them through the desert. They just bone picked his marriage which seemed an only weak link they could trouble him with. They put him on the scale by his weakness not by the purpose and call of God. The most important thing being because the man was said to be the most meek of all men upon the face of the earth; they thought they could use the tough Hebrew rules against him and purloin him at the helm of the service of God but God did speak out for him.