THE MANIFEST PRESENCE

Exod.33.14 - And he said, My presence shall go with thee, and I will give thee rest.

One day Tasha Cobbs the singer of power in the name of Jesus, was invited to a gospel concert in a city, and it was aired on television, and there was this girl who was in a state of coma in a hospital in the same city.

Now, the television in her Ward was tuned to that very Concert, and as Tasha ministered in songs, the Manifest Presence of God filled the room and the girl came out of coma.

God is everywhere but his manifest Presence which a lot of people call the anointing, or glory is not everywhere. Moses was not just asking for God's presence, when he asked for it, he was asking for the manifestation of it. And he saw God's glory.

One way we can see the manifestation of God's presence in our lives, is by creating an atmosphere for him, and this is done when praise and worship. 2 Chro 5:13, Psalm 22:3, Psalm 100:4, Acts 16:25,

Glory to God.

Praise God

Dangerousboy,
What I respect about you my brother, although we differ in some of our religious and cultural beliefs, is that you appear to love the Lord.
You respectfully reply and engage those who come on your threads (for whatever motives) in order to dialogue....with the intention of teaching and/or learning. I would encourage you to continue keeping that same spirit. The Holy Spirit will direct you on how far to engage in dialogue (with whomever) as well....knowing when to "dust off one's feet".

Now to the topic...I do agree about creating a sincere atmosphere of praise and thanksgiving (through prayer, song, etc.) for the Lord God to make His presence felt.
Moses wanted that deeper relationship with God....it's like one knows that God exists in the head, but needs to experience Him in a way that changes his/her life...
Good topic...

Eviana:
Dangerousboy,
What I respect about you my brother, although we differ in some of our religious and cultural beliefs, is that you appear to love the Lord.
You respectfully reply and engage those who come on your threads (for whatever motives) in order to dialogue....with the intention of teaching and/or learning. I would encourage you to continue keeping that same spirit. The Holy Spirit will direct you on how far to engage in dialogue (with whomever) as well....knowing when to "dust off one's feet".

Now to the topic...I do agree about creating a sincere atmosphere of praise and thanksgiving (through prayer, song, etc.) for the Lord God to make His presence felt.
Moses wanted that deeper relationship with God....it's like one knows that God exists in the head, but needs to experience Him in a way that changes his/her life...
Good topic...

oh, thanks. My Spirit is elated by your words. Thanks once again.