Theme: John 17:17
Make them holy by your truth; teach them your word, which is truth.
Revelation.
We are storing the word in our soul or we are storing evil in our soul our spiritual hearts our mind is connected to our soul at the judgment seat of
El Shaddai the good word will be looked for or evil will be looked for in our souls.
The spiritual heart, often the seat of the soul in various faiths, is the deepest center of human consciousness, representing one's essential, divine nature. It functions as the core of inner being, acting as the nexus of unconditional love, intuition, peace, and spiritual truth.
To be sanctified makes our souls holy it’s our spiritual detox. It’s not a one day event. It’s a lifetime event in the natural, we put our clothes in the washing machine and the washing machine does it job it cleans our clothes then we put the clothing in the dryer to dry our clothes to be sanctified is our cleansing of our soul because the serpent made us dirty from the day that we came out of our mother‘s womb we was brong fourth into a sinful race this is the reason why the Lord told parents to train up a child in the way they should go when they are older, they won’t forget.
John 17:17
Sanctify them through thy truth: thy word is truth.
Take note this spiritual cleansing causes our souls to be clean if our souls are not clean they are still dirty from Satan’s word the bad news this is why the word of El Shaddai is the good news.
2 Corinthians 5:10
For we must all stand before Christ to be judged. We will each receive whatever we deserve for the good or evil we have done in this earthly body.
Christ is telling us when our souls arrive at His judgment seat he’s looking for the good news His word
And he’s looking for the bad news evil Satan’s word I
our souls is our storage compartment so it is in the natural so it is in the spiritual my beloved wife and i had to use a storage unit two years ago it helped all of our belongings the only being we are taking out of this world is our soul. We need to store the word of God in our spiritual hearts our mind it’s essential beloved it’s the only way to stay away from the first adam behavior.
Romans 12:2
Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect.
Transformation vs. Conformity: Paul instructs
Christ-ians not to be "conformed" (pressed into a mold) by the current world system ("this age"), which was, in the Roman context, marked by idolatry, immorality, and self-indulgence.
Renewal of the Mind: Transformation occurs internally through a continuous process of changing one's mindset to align with El Shaddai truth, rather than worldly patterns.
Purpose: this transformation causes us to think like
El Shaddai we must test and approve This is us using our discernment so that we can see what is bad and good in El Shaddai perfect will we must keep in mind. This is about our souls final address nothing we own in this life holds more value than our souls the new Jerusalem need to be our souls final address. It’s our retirement plan.
Revelation 21:2-4
And I saw the holy city, the new Jerusalem, coming down from God out of heaven like a bride beautifully dressed for her husband. I heard a loud shout from the throne, saying, “Look, God’s home is now among his people! He will live with them, and they will be his people. God himself will be with them. He will wipe every tear from their eyes, and there will be no more death or sorrow or crying or pain. All these things are gone forever.”
Reflecting on the spiritual cleansing journey highlighted in John 17:17, I find that sanctification is truly a lifelong commitment rather than a one-time event. Like washing and drying clothes, cleansing our souls from the stains of worldly influences requires ongoing effort and dedication to God's truth. The concept of the soul as a storage unit for either good or evil resonates deeply with my own experiences of spiritual growth. Keeping harmful influences out and regularly filling my heart with the Word of El Shaddai has changed how I think, feel, and live. In my walk of faith, I've noticed that transformation begins internally with the renewal of the mind, as Paul encourages in Romans 12:2. It isn’t about conforming to external behaviors but about an inward change driven by discerning God's perfect will. This discernment helps me to recognize and reject the negative patterns of behavior linked to the 'first Adam' and instead live guided by the example of Christ. Every day is a chance to test and approve what aligns with truth, helping me to avoid spiritual stagnation. The metaphor of our souls being likened to a storage unit is powerful. Material possessions fade, but our souls carry the eternal imprint of what we store within them. This image inspires me to intentionally 'store' God's word—His good news—deep within. It motivates me to live a life pleasing to God, aware that I’ll stand before Christ's judgment seat one day, where my spiritual 'storage' will be examined. The vision in Revelation 21:2-4, describing the New Jerusalem as our soul's ultimate address, brings hope and reassurance amidst life’s challenges. It reminds me that the hardships and pains we endure here are temporary, and a glorious, pain-free existence awaits believers who have surrendered their hearts and minds to God's transforming truth. Ultimately, embracing this spiritual detox requires patience, resilience, and continuous faith. My journey has taught me that sanctification is not perfection but ongoing spiritual progress—a testament to God's grace working in us daily to renew and prepare our souls for eternal life.
