The Fire of the Holy Spirit and the Spirit of Judgment

The Fire of the Holy Spirit and the Spirit of Judgment

September 23

In Isaiah 4:3-4, we find a profound message. It speaks of those who are in Jerusalem, standing in the presence of God. The passage mentions that the Lord will wash away the filth of the daughters of Zion and purge the blood of Jerusalem through the Spirit of judgment and the Spirit of burning. This purification process is reminiscent of Matthew 3:11, where it is said that Jesus will baptize with the Holy Spirit and fire. Thus, the Spirit of burning is the Holy Spirit, and the Spirit of judgment is also at work.

In Psalms 39:3, we read about a heart growing hot within as one meditates. This meditation, characterized by murmuring and mumbling, is indicative of a prayer language, a language of the Spirit. It stirs the fire within, the fire of the Spirit of burning and judgment. This internal process eventually leads to speaking with one's tongue, just as God spoke, "Let there be light" in Genesis 1:2 when the Holy Spirit hovered. When you stir this fire, embracing the Spirit of burning and judgment, it begins to consume and percolate within you. This process is like a courtroom battle in heaven, with Satan accusing you. However, you have an advocate, the Lord Jesus Christ, who, as mentioned in Matthew, comes to baptize you with fire—the Spirit of burning, the Spirit of judgment, the Holy Spirit.

Utilizing the prayer language, as demonstrated by speaking in an unknown language, accelerates the heavenly process. As accusations are made, you enter the courtroom of heaven, associating with the Spirit of burning and judgment. Jesus Christ stands as your advocate, and the Father, the judge, declares you innocent because of the blood of Jesus, the word of your testimony, and your willingness not to love your life unto death. This declaration leads to the release of anointing, accompanied by the ministering of the Holy Spirit's flames of fire. As you ascend through your prayer language, angels ascend and descend, bringing what is needed for the situation. In your case, it may be healing. Continuous prayer, forgiveness, and inviting God into your hearts are essential.

Sometimes, unforgiveness can hinder breakthroughs. That's when the prayer language becomes crucial. Proverbs also notes that the Spirit of man is a candle of the Lord, searching all the inward parts of a man. It illuminates what's needed and allows you to bring it to the Lord, inviting the consuming fire to purify you with the blood and light of Jesus. In conclusion, these revelations, meditations, and proclamations in the Spirit of God are a testament to the transformative power of the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of burning, and the Spirit of judgment in our lives to bring us into a victorious state.