I know that you have felt a stretching within you in this season.
You have felt Me drawing attention to those parts deep within you that are in conflict with the best that I have for you. I am allowing you to feel this stretching, for it will lead to a separation. A separation within you from the worth and values you find from this world, to the identity and authority that you have in Me.
For now, I am drawing boundary lines within you. Just as in the beginning, I separated the light from the darkness, and separated the waters; so I will separate the light and dark within you. That which comes from above, and that which comes from below.
At that separation point, I will draw My boundary lines. This is not something meant to restrict or contain you; for the boundary line between sea and sky becomes the horizon. And from the horizon, the sun will rise. From this separation within you, you will rise and shine. No longer divided of heart – but boundaried into freedom.
Activation: Ask the Holy Spirit to draw attention to those areas in your life that He wants to separate out. Give Him full permission to complete the separation process, and to draw the boundary lines within you; a boundary between the values that you hold from this world and the identity and authority you have in Him. Ask the Holy Spirit to show you the sun rising from your boundary line. What areas of freedom is it illuminating in your life now?
3 And God said, [a]“Let there be light”; and there was light.
4 God saw that the light was good (pleasing, useful) and [b]He affirmed and sustained it; and God separated the light [distinguishing it] from the darkness.
5 And God called the light day, and the darkness He called night. And there was [c]evening and there was [d]morning, one day.
Genesis 1:3-6 (AMP)
6 And God said, “Let there be an [e]expanse [of the sky] in the midst of the waters, and let it separate the waters [below the expanse] from the waters [above the expanse].”
Footnotes
[a] Genesis 1:3 This is not in the imperative mood (the ordinary grammatical form for a command), but God willed these creative events into existence. It is the voluntative mood in Hebrew. This translates, “It is My will that this happen.” English does not have the voluntative mood, which includes the jussive and cohortative forms. When “let” is used in this way, it represents a command not in the imperative mood, but rather an expression of God’s will, the jussive form. God literally commanded (willed) the world into existence.
[b] Genesis 1:4 “He affirmed and sustained it” is understood (deduced) from the context. The italic “and” alerts the reader or student of Hebrew that the word or words that follow are amplifications not found in the Hebrew text itself, but implied by it or by contextual factors.
[c] Genesis 1:5 The Hebrew word translated “evening” indicates dusk or sunset.
[d] Genesis 1:5 The Hebrew word translated “morning” indicates the time when it is getting light (dawn).
[e] Genesis 1:6 Or a firmament.
“He has inscribed a circular limit (the horizon) on the face of the waters at the boundary between light and darkness.
Job 26:10 (AMP)
“Then your light will break out like the dawn, and your healing (restoration, new life) will quickly spring forth; Your righteousness will go before you [leading you to peace and prosperity], the glory of the Lord will be your rear guard.
Isaiah 58:8 (AMP)
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