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TABERNACLE KEYS OF REVIVAL
sus’ foot touched the soil, “a man with an evil spirit came from the tombs to
meet him.” There is so much authority and power in Jesus’ feet. When they
touch a location, hell trembles. This is the type of authority Jesus paid for us
to walk in. We should be walking into places and the kingdom of hell trem­
bling. We see this kind of walk in the apostle Paul. His feet were in Ephesus
while a great revival was happening. In this revival we see Paul was known
in hell. In Acts 19:13­16 a demon spoke through a man and said, “Jesus I
know, and I know about Paul, but who are you?” Friend, I want to walk in
such authority and power, when I walk into Wal­Mart, hell trembles! If you
don’t think this way, you serve a small God. We need to be taking land for
the kingdom of God. Let’s begin to walk in the authority purchased for us at
the cross. Remember that both Abraham and Joshua were promised that
where the soles of their feet treaded, it would be given to them.
Spear in the side
Priests in the Old Testament could not minister with scabs. Scabs are un­
healed wounds. I have known people that were never healed and became
greatly deceived by the devil who exploited their wounds. Flies speak of lies
in scripture and satan is called Beelzebub “Lord of the Flies.” Satan will send
his demons to pick at and poke wounds in people. This many times can
cause deceptions to creep in. It is vital to pursue emotional healing in these
last days. I have been so betrayed and wounded that I have been suicidal. In
fact, I was in such a depression my health was fading dramatically. We have
all been wounded in different ways, but we must forgive and allow the Lord
to heal us. Jesus paved the way of being hurt, and then after being healed,
having the authority to heal others. This is the process we must all go
through. We need the wounding so that we can be sensitive and compas­
sionate toward others that are hurting. It is part of the process of being used
powerfully of God. Luke 4:18 speaks of Jesus healing the brokenhearted.
Scholars agree that when the side of Jesus was pierced, the reason blood
and water flowed from his side was because his heart had burst. In other
words, Jesus actually died of a broken heart. A broken heart has to been
bound up and healed by the Lord. The way we can do our part is by keeping
the wound clean from unforgiveness, thus preventing the “gang green” of
bitterness from coming in. If we keep unforgiveness out, the Lord can pour
the oil and wine of the Holy Spirit in the wounds and bring a healing. Re­
member a scar is much different than a scab. We need scars, but cannot
keep unhealed wounds. Jesus died of a broken heart, so your broken heart
can be healed.
On the tree
This is the seventh and final place on the earth Jesus shed his blood. We
see the blood continually flowing down that cross onto the ground. Galatians
3:13 states “Christ redeemed us from the Law by becoming a curse for us,
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