Hi, thanks for joining me for reigning with Him today. Well, the last time we
talked I left you in the dirt, so we're gonna get out of that today. We
were talking about Adam and how he was created and that mist was on the face of
the earth. It covered the surface of the earth in that mist and fog. None of
creation knew what was going on, just Elohim, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, but Elohim
as one, made a cast in the earth and that was the cast, that was the mold from
which Adam was formed. And so we saw that that comes out in Hebrew,
meaning of these words. So that's where we kind of left it and he is there.
That dirt is there, the mold is there, God is pressed in that dirt, He has
squeezed it, He's gotten, like in bread, gotten all the air bubbles out and you
have to knead it and knead it and squeeze it. That has been done. So what
does he do next? It says that he breathed into his nostrils the breath of life. So
believe it or not, those are two different words, breathes and breath. When
I first read it, I'm like, okay, I don't need to look both of these up, but you
know what I really did? You know, Holy Spirit was like, oh, don't be lazy Janice,
go look it up. And I was tired, it was probably one o'clock in the morning, so
I'm like, okay, I'll do this. And I, yeah, I learned a lesson. When Holy Spirit, the
Spirit tells you to go look something up, you look it up. So anyway, the first word,
and he breathed into his nostrils. This is a word, I will try to pronounce this,
it's nah-fah-kah, nah-fah-kah, something like that. And that is a prime root and it
means to puff. It means to inflate, so he's filling this cavity up. It means to
blow hard, so that's that puff. And it means also to kindle or ignite. Now that
is out of Strong's, Wilson's, which is a Hebrew resource that I use, excellent
book. It says he breathed a breath with force. So it was, but probably harder than
that because he's God. And then it says in the nostrils. So we're going to get a
picture of this here. Here is God. He has made the cast. He has Adam laying in it.
He has been squeezed. He has been pressed. He has been prepared. And now he is
breathing this breath, this puff, a force of life, a force of air in his nostrils,
which it says here is his face. It is the word apath, which means face, but it also
brings out this whole thing of breathing in his nostrils. It says a rapid breathing
with passion. Wow, I thought that was amazing. It's not just, okay, Adam, come alive.
It's with passion. There is a behind it in releasing that life into Adam.
There is force. There is everything in him, releasing all that he is, Elohim,
father, son, and Holy spirit, releasing the life of Elohim, father, son, and Holy spirit into Adam
with his breath in his nostrils. And it means face. Now let's just make a little correlation
here because last fall, this time last year, um, in September, I was studying Kings
and very interesting when Elijah, he had been, um, he had gone to minister to the woman,
the widow, and he had given them, um, replenished her oil and whatnot. And if you remember her son
died. And so then, um, not Adam, Elijah went to her home and it says he did what he laid on her
son three times. And he breathes over him. Where did he get that right here? This is how God
brought life originally into Adam. He made the cast. He formed him. And then he laid on top of
him, and he breathed into his nostrils, into his face, forcefully, passionately, the breath
of life.
Now, so he breathed into his nostrils, the breath of life, we're going to look at the
word breath now.
We looked at breathe, and now we're going to look at breath.
Now this also means, this is, this is a word, neshamah, neshamah, almost sounds Indian.
Puff, wind, vital breath, soul, spirit, it means to blow.
Now this, here's where the difference is.
So they're very similar, they do both carry those same things, meaning puff, to blow,
into Adam.
But this word means something more, the breath of life.
Now here is where soul is involved, here it carries also the meaning of intellect,
of divine inspiration, of inspiration.
So he is breathing not only life that he can live, he's breathing the inspiration, the
divine inspiration, the life, the words, the thoughts, the intent, the purposes, the
destiny, and the plans that he had for Adam were at this time breathed and released into
him.
It was put within him, just like us, it is placed within us, at conception, there is
like a lightning that takes place, a spark that takes place.
At the time of conception, our DNA is given our plans, placed within us are the plans
that God wrote before the foundations of the earth when we are created, when Adam was created.
In that breath was released, it was not just a puff of air, it was just not life that allowed
him to breathe and allowed his lungs to take in air and to release air.
It was, this is who you are, this is your destiny, this is how I see you, this is what
I called you to be, this is incredible, this is what the enemy feared, and none of this
was seen by the rest of creation, because God laid himself on top of Adam.
And very interestingly, you know, we made that connection with Elijah.
If you look at Elisha later, he laid on that individual and he laid on with his arms spread
out hand upon hand, body upon body, torso upon torso, face upon face, and breathed into
him.
Where do you think he got that?
That's what God did.
It was passed on.
They told each other, this is how God produced life.
This is how God produced life in Adam.
And so therefore he knew when he went to minister to this person that had died, this is how
I produce life, just like Father God, just like Elohim at the very beginning laid on
Adam and breathed that breath of destiny in that breath of life into Adam.
So Elisha knew to do that also.
Elijah knew to do that also.
Now that same thing happened to you, the same thing happened to conception, in conception,
but when you received Jesus as your Lord, as your Savior, you took his blood and allowed
it to be applied to your life, you were forgiven of your sins, and you were made a new creation
in him with a choice and a decision to make him Lord of your life and to submit to him
and to walk with him and not according to your own dictates and your own will and your
own way.
When you did all that, you became a new creation, that life, that DNA of God was released into
you and your spirit was recreated in you, and now you have that destiny within you,
those plans have been released within you that were placed there at the very beginning
for you to walk in.
And just like the enemy hated what he saw rise up from that ground out of that mist,
was like, it's another God.
He looks just like God.
He's the only thing that made...
Adam different than God was that Adam was the created.
God is the creator and Adam was to bow and to worship
and honor and obey him and submit to him.
But he walked with him and he knew him
and he knew his thoughts and he knew his mind
and he knew his heart.
How do you think he named all those animals?
He had the mind and the intellect.
We could think and walk and talk and have a conversation
and have just the understanding that goes
between two people that are formed together
with the same soul and the same mind
and the same intent and the same desires.
He had all that and when he raised up out of the ground,
the enemy and all the angels and all the creation,
all the animals saw, oh my gosh,
it is another just like God.
It is, he is in his image, he looks just like God.
Yet he's the created, God Elohim,
the creator made another just like him.
And the war began and the enemy was going
to do everything he could to usurp Adam's authority
that was given over everything,
every created being, including angels,
every created being, all of earth,
everything was under him as long as he submitted to God,
as long as he walked with him.
And so that, that is what we were given at that time.
That's what Adam was given, that was his call,
that was his destiny to walk in that.
And for Eden, the Garden of Eden to expand
just like the universe expands and heaven expands.
Even now it continually just expands.
It was always planned that Eden would expand,
that Adam and Eve would have children
and they would multiply.
They were told to multiply and the animals would multiply
and the children would multiply
and the generations would multiply
and they would continue to expand Eden
and take domain and dominion over the whole earth.
That was the original intent.
Now we get to walk in that
and we get to take back our authority
that God gave back to us as his children,
blood bought and paid for.
We now can walk in the fullness of that.
So anyway, that is what I'm gonna leave you with today
and I'm gonna take some more, it's almost 13 minutes.
Having fun.
I hope you got something out of this today
and I'm just trusting you're beginning to see
how amazing you are in what God did with Adam,
that he was such an amazing part of creation
because he was just like God, just created,
not the creator, but he walked in authority,
he had dominion, he had power, he had creativity.
He could walk with the mind of God
and interact and intersect with him.
He was amazing
and Jesus came and gave that back to us.
He gave it back to us
and we need to learn what we have now
and what is within us and the glory
that he's put within us,
that he once manifested at this time in this earth
in what we've been called to and what we can walk in.
So anyway, I'm gonna continue,
we're gonna go along this vein a little bit more.
I'm gonna talk about, go back then
and connect this with Psalm 91.1.
Once again, tie this together with what it means
to live and rest under his shadow
and connect this with that and we will do that next time.
So thank you for joining me
and I'm just gonna pray real quick.
Father, thank you for what you're teaching us
and thank you for opening our eyes to what you've given us
and our call and our destiny
and these things you're releasing us in us,
in your shadow, as we allow you and your thoughts
and your life to penetrate us,
just like they did at the time of Adam's creation,
that you breathe life into him
and that when you breathe life
and you breathe inspiration into him,
you are breathing your thoughts into him,
you're breathing destiny into him,
you're breathing everything you saw of him
and I thank you that you've done that
and given us that again in Jesus' name,
I thank you that you are good, you are faithful,
You are love, you are light, and we can always stand on the absoluteness of those things.
That you are absolutely good. In Jesus' name, Amen.