Sermon 2844 - Four Classes of God's Holy Breath of Anger - 2nd Message.....(Sat am 10/31/2009)

FOUR CLASSES OF GOD’S HOLY BREATH OF ANGER — 2ND MESSAGE.....(SAT AM 10/31/2009)
(Youth Retreat) We have learned what happened to anger. God had His Holy Breath of Anger around the City of His Name that He planted and formed within man. This City is called the Kingdom of God, and it is within us. When Leviathan the Serpent came, he took that City captive. Leviathan stole anger from God for himself; then, he took the Vail, as it were, or the Breath of Anger that was around this City, this Kingdom of God that is within us, and he turned it backwards. Now, instead of being used to defend God, this Breath is used against Him. We are not angry at anything or anybody; we are angry against God.

The Breath that we have is God’s Anger, not to be used against Him, but to protect Him. As Christians, all we have to do is to take our new spiritual Breath and quote God’s Word to protect the Name. There are four Scriptures that we are to memorize and to use in these four corners. In the Wisdom Corner, we quote Philippians 4:13. In the Understanding Corner, we quote Galatians 2:20. In the Knowledge Corner, we quote I Corinthians 2:2. In the Prudence Corner, we quote Philippians 2:13.

This Breath is not something that we have to get; we already have it. We have our New Man. This New Man, the Christ in us, already has the Name, the Breath, and everything we have need of. So all He has to do is to scream the Truth over to our old man. Every time we do this, we retrieve and turn around the anger that is under the control of Leviathan. First Thessalonians 5:18 tells us to give thanks in all things. This includes giving thanks even for the times that we fall down. We thank Him because we fell down, but not for the sin that made us fall down. But since we fell down, we thank Him that there is Grace and Mercy to pick us up.  Do not wait until you fall down. Before you fall down, you have a thought. Sin starts with a wrong thought. This is when you start quoting God’s Word in each of the four corners.