Vision Of The Prayer Wall
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Lambano
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The picture you chose to illustrate this vision is obviously the Western (or "wailing") wall of the Second Temple in Jerusalem.
Who is the message for? What are the things that separate the people from God?
Is the message for the Jewish people? Traditional Judaism as represented by a 2000-year-old wreck of a temple wall?
Is the message for Christians? Is holding on to the traditions and ways of the past keeping us separated from God?
Who is the message for? What are the things that separate the people from God?
Is the message for the Jewish people? Traditional Judaism as represented by a 2000-year-old wreck of a temple wall?
Is the message for Christians? Is holding on to the traditions and ways of the past keeping us separated from God?
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It is our prayer wall that is keeping us from God whether we are Jewish or Christian.
God's words that were presented in the blog are, "This is the wall that separates them from me."
Forget the picture.
Do we have a barrier wall that separates us from God.
God's words that were presented in the blog are, "This is the wall that separates them from me."
Forget the picture.
Do we have a barrier wall that separates us from God.
bdavidc
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You saw people praying at a wall, many of them dressed like they might be Jewish. You asked God about it, and He said, “This is the wall that separates them from Me.” That means those people are trying to get close to God, but something is still blocking them.
The Bible says sin is like a wall that stands between people and God (Isaiah 59:2). That wall can only be torn down by Jesus Christ. He is the only way to get to God (John 14:6). You can pray all day long, but if you don’t come through Jesus, the wall stays up.
In the Bible, it also says Jesus broke down the wall that separates people from God (Ephesians 2:14). But many people, including religious ones, are still trying to reach God without Jesus. It won’t work. That’s what your vision shows.
So what do we do? We pray for those people. We ask God to open their eyes and help them believe in Jesus, because only Jesus can tear down that wall and bring people back to God.
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