Spiritual Purification Through Trials and Fire

Throughout our spiritual purification journey, as we set ourselves apart to Elohim, trials will definitely come our way to test our faith, perseverance, trust, patience, forgiveness, etc. so that we draw closer and nearer, cleaner and purer to Yahweh and his desires for our life. We should greatly rejoice in this loving correction because God corrects whom he loves. Yeshua's brother Yakob, known as James in the English Bible, exhorts us to count it all joy when we fall into various trials. The testing of our faith will produce patience, and when patience has its perfect work, we will be complete and perfect, lacking nothing.

No doubt, some of the purification journey is a refinement through the fire. The Apostle Peter confirms these sentiments by exhorting us to rejoice in our trials so that the genuineness of our faith, tested by fire, may be found to praise, honor, and glory at the revelation of Yeshua. The ones who do not go through this purification now will go through it at the tribulation. Yeshua says to the lukewarm church, "Buy fine gold from me and go through the fire." We might as well be refined now and go through the refinement and purification process with the calendar and the scriptures.

The calendar is ordained with anointings from the scriptures, from the Exodus account, from the destruction of the temples, and Tamuz. The scriptures will dictate to us on the calendar of the anointings of the months and the trajectory that Yahweh is on for our purification. We should follow him with the calendar, with the divine appointments, with the Shabbats, with the new moons, so that we're in alignment with him. When we're in alignment with him, bondage will fall off of us.

The Apostle Peter confirms that we should rejoice in our trials, so that the genuineness of our faith, tested by fire, may be found to praise, honor, and glory at the revelation of Yeshua. Furthermore, the Apostle Paul exclaims, "We should find joy in our tribulations, knowing that tribulation produces perseverance and perseverance character, and character hope." Our hope and love are in Yeshua, who came as the bent noon or suffering servant for you and me by giving himself for our salvation on the cross. May we all claim through his stripes that we are all healed, as stated in Isaiah 53:5.