- Rosh H\’shanah begins at sundown on September 04 to sundown on September 06, 2021.
- Feast of Trumpets [Rosh H’shanah] often portrayed as the season of harvest and indeed the end time harvest and of the coming of the Lord. This was a time of rejoicing.
- Pray that Jehovah will fill kingdom citizens with His joy. Pray that Jehovah will clothe you with a garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness. Is 61:3, Neh 8:10.
- Read 2 Chron 5:12-13;1 Pet 1:8; Ps 95:1-3; Zep 3:17.
- Pray that Jehovah should also be mighty in your midst and rejoice over all His people all over the world with joy and singing. Let it be a time to seek Him and ask Him to reveal to you His Almightiness, His awesomeness, Who He is as opposed to whom you have made Him to be in comparison with the circumstances around you.
- Read Joel 2 Pray that during these days Jehovah will reveal to you the reality of the Day of the Lord you will give account for your life before Jehovah either when He returns or when you die and depart from earth. Pray that the reality of that season will help you, and the Body of Christ at large, to change the way you pray, the way you are working and your focus, the seriousness to accomplish the Great Commission, and the way you relate to other people.
what is your personal assignment concerning the redemption?
Genesis 41:2-7
Pharaoh had a dream. In that dream seven cows, fine and fat came up out of the river. And then seven other cows came up after them who were ugly and gaunt. The ugly, gaunt cows ate up the fine-looking cows. Then Pharaoh had a second dream. There were seven heads of grain that came up on one stalk looking plump and good. Then seven thin heads blighted by the east winds sprang up after them and the seven thin heads devoured the good heads. When Pharaoh awoke, he pondered the perplexing dream. Pharaoh had a problem. He needed an interpretation—Who could interpret such a dream? Can we imagine a circumstance that might arise that would cause a high-ranking official to search for us? What assignment does God have for us concerning the issue of redemption? We’ve been redeemed and Jesus bought and paid for that but there is another question that we need to wrestle with and that is, what is our personal assignment concerning the redemption of the church and the lost? Can we represent God as an ambassador of redemption? Will we be ready, like Joseph if an opportunity arises? Is the pattern of the cross being reproduced anywhere in our life concerning the issue of redemption? Is it possible in our adversity, even in the midst of devastating circumstances that God could be sculpting and shaping us to be agents of redemption? That is a question that some of us may not be ready to ask God because we are not ready to hear the answer. What do these scriptures tell you about God? What do these scriptures tell you about man? Since this is God’s word what changes do I need to make in my life? Whom am I going tell or share with?