Sermon 2843 - Four Classes of God's Holy Breath of Anger - 1st Message.....(Fri pm 10/30/2009)

FOUR CLASSES OF GOD’S HOLY BREATH OF ANGER — 1ST MESSAGE.....(FRI PM 10/30/2009)
(Youth Retreat) In Luke 12:31, Jesus said, “But rather seek ye the kingdom of God; and all these things shall be added unto you.” There are two Kingdoms. The Kingdom of God is the Son’s Kingdom. Then, there is the Kingdom of Heaven, and that is the Father’s Unbegotten Kingdom. Luke 17:20,21,says that the Kingdom of God is within us. When man sinned, the Kingdom of God became what is now called that old City of Pride. But it was not the City of Pride at first; it belonged to the LORD. What is the Kingdom of God? It is God’s Begotten Name of LORD.

Psalm 148:5 says: “Let them praise the name of the LORD: for he commanded, and they were created.” God commanded His Son Who was at His right Hand, and everything that was made was made by the Son of God by the command of the Father, including man. Man was made in the Image of God (Genesis 1:27). The Kingdom of God—the LORD’s Begotten tetragrammaton, His Holy Name, was planted and formed within us when God first made us, before man went astray.

God has four classes of holy anger, and He gave us these four classes of anger to us for us to defend and to protect the Wisdom, Understanding, Knowledge, and Prudence of His Name. When Leviathan sinned, he stole Paradise, the City of the LORD’s Name, the Kingdom of God that was inside man, and when Leviathan did this, he took over the anger, and all of this anger then came under Leviathan’s headship. So we have inherited anger that is turning backwards. The four classes of anger that Godhad given in the four corners became a fortress, as it were.

In our City of Pride, there is a Wall of Blasphemy, with its twelve gates of ingratitude. There is the Fort of Sweet Sin. There is the Fort of Midnight Darkness,and there is the Fort of Rebellion and Defiance. We overcome our corrupted anger by coming to the LORD and repenting and asking Him to cleanse us and to sanctify our anger so that we can use it as it is supposed to be used—to protect His Name.