Thus saith the Lord God of Abraham Isaac and Jacob
To thee at this time I say unto thee there has been a misunderstanding in as far as My command to sacrifice Isaac by his father Abraham in as far as to what I intended it to symbolise indeed it was a test of Abrahams dedication and faith but it was also to symbolise the coming Messiah but not as many have set it down for this is the true way it should have been understood of which I reveal unto thee at this time.
As is written in My Word as they went Isaac said My father and Abraham replied "here I am my son" and Isaac said "here is the fire and the wood but where is the lamb for a burnt offering?" and Abraham replied "God will provide for Himself a burnt offering"
And as Abraham took the knife to slay his son, the angel of the Lord called to him from heaven and said "Do not lay a hand on thy son for I now know thou dost fear God, since you have not even withheld thine only son!" Then Abraham looked up and saw a ram caught in a thicket by his horns and Abraham took it and offered him up in the place of his son. Thus Abraham called the place Je-hovah-jireh which interpreted means the Lord Will Provide as is said to this day in the Mount of the Lord "God will provide."
That as many write Abraham symbolises Myself but Isaac does not symbolise the Messiah he symbolises mankind, the altar symbolises the Judgment of mankind and mankind’s condemnation and punishment.
It is the ram caught in the thicket that symbolises the Messiah who takes the place of those who believe in Him on the altar of Judgment to be Judged and to suffer and to be condemned to death in their place and afterwards to be their resurrection when He arose from amongst the dead.
This is the Word of the Lord to thee.
From the prophet of the Lord.
To thee at this time I say unto thee there has been a misunderstanding in as far as My command to sacrifice Isaac by his father Abraham in as far as to what I intended it to symbolise indeed it was a test of Abrahams dedication and faith but it was also to symbolise the coming Messiah but not as many have set it down for this is the true way it should have been understood of which I reveal unto thee at this time.
As is written in My Word as they went Isaac said My father and Abraham replied "here I am my son" and Isaac said "here is the fire and the wood but where is the lamb for a burnt offering?" and Abraham replied "God will provide for Himself a burnt offering"
And as Abraham took the knife to slay his son, the angel of the Lord called to him from heaven and said "Do not lay a hand on thy son for I now know thou dost fear God, since you have not even withheld thine only son!" Then Abraham looked up and saw a ram caught in a thicket by his horns and Abraham took it and offered him up in the place of his son. Thus Abraham called the place Je-hovah-jireh which interpreted means the Lord Will Provide as is said to this day in the Mount of the Lord "God will provide."
That as many write Abraham symbolises Myself but Isaac does not symbolise the Messiah he symbolises mankind, the altar symbolises the Judgment of mankind and mankind’s condemnation and punishment.
It is the ram caught in the thicket that symbolises the Messiah who takes the place of those who believe in Him on the altar of Judgment to be Judged and to suffer and to be condemned to death in their place and afterwards to be their resurrection when He arose from amongst the dead.
This is the Word of the Lord to thee.
From the prophet of the Lord.
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