By joining every part of your life and being—your deepest parts, your heart, your soul, your wounds, your longings, your desires, everything—to God. Only then can you be complete. Only then can your deepest needs and longings be fulfilled. For the mystery of our hearts is the mystery of the bride. And the bride can only find her completion in the Bridegroom. And the Bridegroom of our souls . . . is God. Jonathan Cahn, bestselling author, pastor and Messianic Jew is also known as a "prophetic voice" for this generation. His September 6 release, "The Book of Mysteries" presents a unique daily devotional of 365 mysteries from a Messianic Jewish viewpoint shared by Christians who believe Jesus is the risen Christ. No other book offers the same in-depth, analytical approach to the supernatural. While it’s a fun read, it takes its subject seriously – taking an historical, fully comprehensive approach to the supernatural world across all cultures.

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If the day leads to night, then everything goes from light to darkness. Everything gets darker. Everything is in the process of darkening. And so is the way of the world. We go from day to night, from youth to aging, from strength to weakness, and ultimately from life to death. From day to night. It’s the way of the world, but it’s not the way of God. When God created the universe, it was not day and night. It is written, ‘There was evening, and then there was morning.’ The day began with night. There was night and then there was day. In God, it is the night that comes first.But how do you contain that which is bigger than you . . . that which is bigger than your ability to comprehend? Burns, Dylan M. (2020-11-30). Mani's Book of Mysteries: A Treatise De anima. Brill. ISBN 978-90-04-44546-8. We were each created to be the bride. That’s why we can never be complete in ourselves. That’s why, deep down, in the center of our being, in the deepest part of our heart, we seek to be filled. For the bride is made to be married. So we can never find our completion until we are joined to Him who is beyond us. And that is why we go through our lives trying to join ourselves . . .

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In Hebrew, the wilderness is called the midbar. Midbar comes from the root word davar. And davar means to speak. What is the wilderness? It is the midbar. And what is the midbar? It is the place of God’s speaking, the place of His voice. It’s where God especially talks to us. Why did He bring His people into the wilderness, into the midbar? So He could speak to them. He brought Moses into the midbar to speak to him through a burning bush. He brought Elijah to the midbar to speak to him in a still, small voice. So too He brings us into the wilderness that He might speak to us." You’re warm-blooded. And because of that, you can run and keep running. But a snake, being cold-blooded, is limited in its ability to endure, to keep going. Therefore, you can outlast it. Not mentioned, but also worth noting is that karath (cutting off) is first mentioned in the Biblical record in regards to Noah and the destruction of mankind. There the waters karath mankind because of their sins. Nearly 1500 years later the Messiah was karath (cut off) but not for himself. Indeed he died so that all mankind would not have to perish. In any case this is a wonderful Biblical theme which is worthy of further discussion and reflection. Informative as well as fun, this compelling book explores every aspect of magic through the ages and across many cultures. It traces the history of magic ritual from spells and potions to alchemy and shamanism, as well as investigating other mysteries of the paranormal. More than that, he said. "A bride doesn’t just find the Bridegroom; she marries Him. So it’s not enough to find God; you must marry Him."You’re watching a cosmic mystery, the shadow of a mystery. Existence, he said, is a love story . . . or was meant to be a love story. The bride is a picture of what we each were created to be. THERE WAS A gathering in the school’s open-air tent. It was a time of worship and praise. We were just outside the tent listening.

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So the things of earth are finite, he said, but the things of heaven are infinite. The physical is limited, but the spiritual is unlimited. Only that which is spiritual, the infinite, can fill the heart. AMOST IMPORTANT WORD, said the teacher, the word yasha. In Hebrew, it means to rescue, to help, to defend, to preserve, to make free, to attain victory, to bring to safety, to heal, and to save . . . one word and the answer to everything." WE WALKED FOR some time until we came to a pool of water hidden at the foot of a desert mountain. We sat down by its edge. But it’s even more impossible than that. How do you make sins go from scarlet to white? Sins are sins because they’re already committed. They’re done. They’re part of the past, and the past is finished.

But you do have a choice, he said. You see, the Hebrew shannah has a double meaning. It not only means the repeat . . . it also means the change."