Day#15 Habakkuk knew the sound of God speaking to him (Hab. 2:2). Elijah described it as a still, small voice (I Kings 19:12). I had always listened for an inner audible voice, and God does speak that way at times. However, I have found that usually, Gods voice comes as spontaneous thoughts, visions, feelings, or impressions. For example, havent you been driving down the road and had a thought come to you to pray for a certain person? Didnt you believe it was God telling you to pray? What did Gods voice sound like? Was it an audible voice, or was it a spontaneous thought that lit upon your mind? Experience indicates that we perceive spirit-level communication as spontaneous thoughts, impressions and visions... and Scripture confirms this in many ways. For example, one definition of paga a Hebrew word for intercession, is a chance encounter or an accidental intersecting. When God lays people on our hearts, He does it through paga, a chance-encounter thought accidentally intersecting our minds. Therefore, when you want to hear from God, tune to chance-encounter or spontaneous thoughts.
Posted on: Mon, 20 Jan 2014 23:41:31 +0000
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