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HEARING THE WHISPER OF GOD

by Duane Bemis

Scripture: John 10:1-5


Hearing the Whisper of God
Duane Bemis
John 10:1-5


While in the Lord's glorious presence, as He touched my soul with this cover drawing. Like Paul on the road to Damascus (Acts 9) or like John on the Island of Patmos (Revelation 1) the man, in my vision, fell in the presence of the risen Jesus.
In the vision you can see the man kneeling at the mirror in
The risen Jesus is glorious and His presence is worth every moment we can spend at the foot of His cross. Even though His cross was a cross of suffering, every moment we can spend in the secret place under the shadows of His wings is worth more than anything the world has to offer. (Psalm 91)
It is here the Lord whispered into the core of my Spirit these words: ''My people do not know My voice. My people do not know they are designed to know Me and to hear Me. My people fail because of this. Son of dust, teach My children.''
Are you ready for the Master to teach us on these three things from His word? If you are or if you hunger for more and you want to know God better , than come with me and let us study His word to find out about these three things:
Hearing His Voice
Knowing His Voice
Following His Voice

The time has come then to read this article. And I love the fact the Lord wants to give us understanding on why so many of us fail in our Christian life. Jesus said:

''These things I have spoken to you, that in Me you may have peace. In the world you will have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world.''(John 16:33 )

In this world, the only place to find peace is in Jesus. In this world, we all live in, we are going to have many problems but He (Jesus) has overcome those problems.
May I suggest we all do a 40 day Biblical fast only spending 10 days in each Gospel? As we are spending 40 days walking and talking with Jesus let us open the eyes of our hearts to the importance of His voice. Jesus has the answer to our personal problems in life. But we must learn how to see ...

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