What the church in America Needs is a Greeat Big Dose of the FEAR of the LORD! ...For ye are bought with a price: therefore glorify God in your body, and in your spirit, which are God's.

hey young lady good to see your still in the fight GOD BLESS!

Hi Zeal!

It's great to see that your still on here! It's been a long time! How have you been?

zeal thank you so much for your prayer =)

Hi Zeal! how are you doing? I really have missed you. :)

Thank you Ms Z we are both very happy and excited z God hsd reslly blessed me glad to hear from you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you,.. this is a translation of a late man of God. It just spoke to me. I pray your blessed in Jesus name.

ANOINTED ZEAL

The students looked at the Grandmaster with curiosity and amazement. They had never seen him like this before. What was he going to do? He stood in the entrance of the Cage of Life, feet spread apart, and breathing deeply as he surveyed the scene. He had climbed the steep paths of Mount Moriah with his students in great anticipation. They were approaching the house of God; the Temple of the most High, and the Spirit of God that rested upon him quickened his pulse as they came near to this great symbolic structure. He had just recently defeated Satan in the Eternity Fighting Champion “Battle in the Wilderness” and returned in the power of the Spirit. He had come to the Temple with great expectation in his heart.

What a disappointment as he stood in the doorway and looked around on this scene of confusion. Oxen were bawling, sheep were bleating, some doves had gotten loose and were flying wildly through the temple seeking a way out, and the stench of manure was nauseating. Fighters were throwing punches over money, tempers were flaring, and hard words were flying back and forth. Here and there pious fighters were vainly seeking a quiet place in which practice prayer submissions. The Temple priestly fighters, oblivious to the confusion, were making a great show of religious form in their long robes. Proud Pharisees stood in the center of the cage and loudly prayed their long and eloquent prayers.

The Fight Begins

It was this scene that the Grandmaster now surveyed. He takes off his shirt and girds up his trunks. He looked just outside the cage and saw a pile of small cords that had been discarded. Picking them up, he began to braid them into a whip until he had a good sized scourge. He did not speak to his students; in fact he seemed to have forgotten them. His jaw was set, and beads of sweat stood out on his forehead. He made a loop on the end of the scourge and looped it around his wrist, took a firm grip on it and stepped forward inside the Cage and shut the door. A word of caution rose to Andrew's lips, and he started to reach for the Master to stop him. But James pulled Andrew back and said: "Let him alone, I feel that God is in this."

Suddenly he was striding among the sheep and cattle, untying them and shouting at them, wielding the scourge, driving them toward the main entrance of the temple. Each time he passed a cage full of doves, he opened the latch, turned it upside down and dumped the doves out. At first the sinful fighters did not know what was happening, and then there was complete confusion and chaos. Some ran to try to stop the beasts from running outside, but to no avail. Others finally saw who it was that was causing the commotion, and ran to stop him. One grabbed him by the arm and swung him around. There was an anointed glow on his face mixed with the dust and sweat as he turned to face them.

They reeled backward several steps in awe and fear as his voice sounded forth with authority:

"Take these things out of here; how dare you make my Father’s house a house of merchandise!" (John 2:16)


With that he began kicking the tables of the moneychangers, and piles of coins both foreign and Jewish began to scatter across the temple floor. As coins began rolling about, the merchants frantically chased them here and there, trying to gather up their profits. The multitudes that gathered to watch the fight began to jeer at the merchants on their hands and knees picking up their money, and applauded this courageous Anointed Fighter that had done what many knew should have been done long ago.

Jesus stood in the center of the cage and began to teach. Part of the students were busy helping to get the last of the sheep and doves out of the temple, while John, James, Peter, and a couple others gathered around Jesus as he taught. John whispered to his brother: "I heard the chief priests and scribes talking about killing the Master. We had better stick close to him in case there is trouble." But there was no trouble. The power of his words held them at bay.

"My house shall be called a house of prayer" he said, "but you have made it a den of thieves!” (Matthew 2:13).

He looked boldly in the direction of the chief priests at the edge of the crows. The temple had never before seen such a day as this.



A Scourge of Small Cords

John says that he made a scourge of small cords. Thank God for the "small Anointed fight camps" today that He is binding together to use as a ministry in His hand to defend souls and cleanse His Temple. For all that took place in that time is a picture of what God is doing in these last days in the purifying of the house of God.