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THE TABLE OF THE BREAD OF PRESENCE
It is very important to make this stop in your prayer life. This is some­
thing we don’t see in the Old Testament. But in the New Testament we
see this scripture. In Matthew 5:23 we read “Therefore, if you are offer­
ing your gift at the altar and there remember that your brother has
something against you, leave your gift there in front of the altar. First go
and be reconciled to your brother; then come and offer your gift.” We
can see in scripture that our sins will not be forgiven if we don’t forgive
others (Mark 11:25). Forgiveness is a choice, not an emotion. You may
still be hurt by someone. You may still be angry about what was done.
This is understandable, but you can make a choice to forgive them.
When you do you will feel so free! Unforgiveness only hurts the one that
has it. We also see in Matthew 18:21 that a servant was forgiven his
debt, but he refused to forgive others. So he was sent to be tortured. I
have seen this at work. People that have unforgiveness are tormented
(tortured) by demons until they forgive. In fact, a deliverance cannot
take place in someone if they have unforgiveness. The unforgiveness is
legal ground for demons. This legal ground comes from the fact that the
person with unforgiveness does not have their sins forgiven.
6. Don’t lead us into temptation
This speaks of praying over your day. I always ask the Lord to give me
strength to overcome any temptation or satanic attack I might face
through the day. It is powerful to have already prayed for this before you
actually face it.
7. Deliver us from evil
This is the last phase in the prayer pattern taught us by Jesus. We are
already in the Holy of Holies after our time of worship. So now we are
simply being intimate with the Lord. I will ask the Lord for protection for
me, my family, and all I own. Quoting Psalm 91 out loud over yourself,
family, and all you own is so powerful! I will always take a moment to
make sure I have myself and family covered in this area before I leave
my prayer time. We are living in days of major warfare and need to be
covered in prayer before we begin our days.
Again I must say, do not let this pattern become a dead ritual. Prayer is a
relationship. Some marriages allow their life to become a routine and a dead
ritual so to speak. This causes the level of closeness and intimacy to fade.
We must keep the relationship alive. We do this by being led by the Spirit in
all of the patterns listed above. Our intimacy with the Holy Spirit causes our
prayer lives to be rich, powerful, and alive! Prayer is really about being in
God’s presence and spending time with him.
The same basic pattern will work with corporate prayer. First come through
the blood. Then enter a time of worship. After that you can move into prayer
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