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Tag Archives: Isaiah
Where Do You Live?
“Abide in me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit of itself, except it abide in the vine; no more can ye, except ye abide in me.” John 15:4 KJVA Does the spirit live within the corporeal … Continue reading
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Tagged #oracleofscripture, angel, Genesis, holy spirit, Isaiah, Jabob, Robin P Currie, unity
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A very sweet joke
God is really, really funny. His humor is divine. I’m telling this story today, and I’m telling it clearly and plainly. There is no channelling, symbolism, hidden vibration, or activations. It is just my story of a moment, today, that … Continue reading
Seven Days of the Heart
The third in a seven-part series of short musings. Emptiness. Space. Darkness. I am the night, the deep of the void. The waiting vessel. Blackness, nothing. The secret womb. What will be? From where comes the tone–the tone of God–the … Continue reading
Posted in Bible verse commentary, Robin's Visions, Series, Seven Days of the Heart
Tagged #robinpcurrie, Brokenheart, Godcall, Isaiah, Praywithoutceasing, Samuel, Scripture
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Question IS431
I have redeemed thee and I call thee by thy name. Isaiah 43:1 KJV What does it mean to be redeemed? And why would God redeem us? Is this verse even directed at us? Has He called you, and by … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, Bible Study, Currie, Isaiah, Scripture, Scripture Interpretation
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Prayers of the Watches
The inspiration for this piece came to me in a vision during a time of separation due to a global pandemic. The corona virus was upon us, and the world was caught in a grip of fear. We were apart … Continue reading →