BELIEVE YAH FOR THE IMPOSSIBLE PART 2

Ivriym (Hebrews) chapter 11




























Today we are walking in: BELIEVE YAH FOR THE IMPOSSIBLE PART 2































Shemoth (Exodus) 14:31




And Yashar’el saw that great work which YAHUAH did upon the Mitsriym: and the people feared YAHUAH, and believed H539 YAHUAH, and His servant Mosheh.








































BELIEVE




Today we look to the word—BELIEVE—H539—aman—to support, confirm, be faithful, trust, believe, stand firm, or be established.


































The Torah Testifies……….




Bereshiyth (Genesis) 15:6




And he believed H539 in YAHUAH; and He counted it to him for righteousness.





































The Prophets Proclaim………




Yeshayahu (Isaiah) 7:9




And the head of Ephrayim is Shomeron, and the head of Shomeron is Remalyahu’s son. If ye will not believe H539, surely ye shall not be established.




Yonah (Jonah) 3:5




So the people of Niyneveh believed H539 Elohiym, and proclaimed a fast, and put on sackcloth, from the greatest of them even to the least of them.














































The Writings Witness………




Tehilliym (Psalm) 106:12




Then believed H539 they His words; they sang His praise.




Tehilliym (Psalm) 116:10




I believed H539, therefore have I spoken: I was greatly afflicted.


































Meanwhile, have you ever wondered why Elohiym allows those moments where you don’t know what to do next?




Because if Elohiym truly wanted, He could make every answer clear.




He could show you every next step.




He could lay out the entire journey plainly in front of you, but He doesn’t.




There is a divine reason behind the silence, behind the waiting, behind the uncertainty.




When Elohiym allows you to come to the end of your understanding, it is because He is teaching you to build on something deeper than your logic.




Human understanding wants everything explained before moving.




It wants guarantees.




It wants control.




But faith does not need explanation.




Faith needs surrender.




Faith needs trust.




This is why Mishlei (Proverbs) chapter 3, verses 5 to 6 says, “Trust in YAHUAH with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways, acknowledge Him, and He shall direct your paths.”




Do you see it?




The Scripture does not say understand YAHUAH.




It says trust in YAHUAH.




Elohiym is not requiring you to figure Him out.




He is requiring you to trust Him, especially when your understanding fails.




Moreover, sometimes Elohiym will deliberately allow doors not to open, not because the blessing is being denied, but because you are not yet ready for what is behind the door.




Sometimes He allows people to leave, not because you are unworthy of love, but because those people cannot go where Elohiym is taking you.




Sometimes He allows plans to fall apart, not to disappoint you, but to redirect you into a path that aligns with His purpose for your life.




If everything worked according to your plan, you would give yourself the credit.




You would say, “I did that.”




But Elohiym will not allow your miracle to be something that your ego can claim.




So He waits until your strength collapses.




He waits until your abilities run dry.




He waits until your strategies fail.




And once you are no longer leaning on your own understanding, then He directs your path.




Some of you right now are in that exact place.




Life has led you to a path where nothing makes sense.




You are doing everything you know how to do, and still you feel like the ground beneath you is shifting.




But hear me, Elohiym is not punishing you.




Elohiym is positioning you.




He is removing every false foundation so that your confidence will be built on Him alone.




Additionally, uncertainty is where identity is refined.




When everything is clear, you don’t need to search for who you truly are.




But when life becomes unclear, your spirit begins to ask deeper questions.




Who am I without the job?




Who am I without the relationship?




Who am I without the affirmation?




Who am I without the visible success?




And in that question, then Elohiym begins to show you your real identity.




The identity that is rooted in Him, not in circumstances.




Elohiym allows you to feel lost so He can show you that He is the only One who can truly lead you.




Elohiym allows the journey to become dark so you learn to follow the voice, not the situation.




Elohiym allows silence so you learn the language of His whisper.




Because when Elohiym becomes the One you lean on, nothing in life can shake you.




Not storms, not loss, not delays, not uncertainty.




Because your anchor is no longer your understanding.




Your anchor becomes Elohiym Himself.




So if you’re here listening and you feel like you’re standing in a place where you don’t know what to do next, hear this gently and clearly.




This is not the end.




This is training.




This is preparation.




This is spiritual development.




This is Elohiym establishing trust so deep in your heart that no storm will ever be able to uproot you again.




And Elohiym is saying to you right now, trust Me even here.




Trust Me especially here.




This is where I am forming your faith.




Now, let us look at a moment in Scripture where a person found themselves exactly where many of us often stand, at a point of no return, with no idea what to do next.




Think of Mosheh.




He had led the children of Yashar’el out of Mitsrayim by the mighty hand of Elohiym.




He walked in obedience.




He confronted Pharaoh.




He did everything Elohiym asked him to do.




And yet, even after obedience, even after courage, even after sacrifice, they still reached a moment where they were trapped.




The Red Sea was in front of them.




Too deep to cross, too wide to escape.




And behind them was the army of Pharaoh, angry, violent, ready to destroy them.




There was no strategy left, no human solution, no path that made sense.




They were stuck between death and the deep.




Have you ever been there?




A place where moving forward looks impossible, but going back is no longer an option.




In that moment, the people panicked.




Just like many of us do.




They cried out, they questioned, they complained, they said, “Mosheh, why did you bring us out here? It would have been better to stay in Mitsrayim.”




And isn’t it interesting that when life gets difficult, the enemy tries to convince you that your past was better than your future?




He tries to convince you that bondage was easier than freedom.




He tries to convince you that struggle is safer than growth.




But listen to what Mosheh said to them in Shemoth (Exodus) chapter 14, verses 13 to 16.




“Fear not, stand still, and see the salvation of YAHUAH, which He will show you today.”




Elohiym told Mosheh, “Lift up your rod, stretch out your hand over the sea, and divide it.”




Now, pause.




This is powerful.




He did not tell Mosheh to swim.




Elohiym did not tell Mosheh to build a bridge.




Elohiym did not tell Mosheh to go backward.




Elohiym told Mosheh to do something that made absolutely no sense.




Stretch your hand over the water.




This teaches us that Elohiym’s instructions in impossible moments are often illogical.




Not because Elohiym wants to confuse you, but because He wants to show you that His power is not limited by your understanding.




Sometimes the breakthrough is hidden behind an act of obedience that seems too simple, too strange, too small, too unlikely.




Stretch your faith.




Stretch your belief.




Stretch your obedience.




Stretch your surrender.




Even when the action does not yet match the miracle.




And here is the beauty of that story.




The Red Sea did not part because Mosheh understood how it would part.




The Red Sea parted because Mosheh obeyed Elohiym, even though he did not understand.




So, what does this mean for you?




It means your miracle is not waiting on your strength.




Your miracle is waiting on your obedience.




It means the breakthrough you are praying for may already be available, but it is waiting for you to take the step Elohiym has already instructed you to take.




It means Elohiym will never ask you to do something without already preparing what comes after it.




Some of you right now are standing in front of your own Red Sea.




You are staring at something that looks impossible.




You don’t know how to move forward.




You can’t go back.




You don’t have the answer.




But Elohiym is saying, stand still.




Don’t panic.




Don’t run.




Don’t break.




Listen to My voice.




Your next step may not make sense to your logic, but it will make sense to your destiny.




What Elohiym is about to do in your life will not come from calculation.




It will come from revelation.




Not from control, but from surrender.




And when the sea opens, when the way appears, when the impossible becomes possible, you will know without question that it was not your hand that did it.




It was Elohiym.




Nevertheless, there comes a moment after you have cried, after you have prayed, after you have questioned, after you have stood still, where Elohiym will tell you to move.




Not because you now understand everything.




Not because you suddenly feel strong.




Not because the situation has cleared up, but because faith is movement.




Faith is not staying where fear keeps you.




Faith is taking the step that does not make sense yet.




There are people who say, “I am waiting on Elohiym.”




But in reality, Elohiym is waiting on them.




Waiting on them to move.




Waiting on them to obey.




Waiting on them to stop analyzing and start trusting.




You don’t need to have the entire journey mapped out to take the first step.




You don’t need to see the whole staircase to place your foot on the first step in front of you.




This is why Tehillim (Psalm) chapter 37:23 says, “The steps of a good man are ordered by YAHUAH.”




Notice something.




Steps, not leaps, not flights, not jumps.




Steps, meaning Elohiym leads you one instruction at a time.




One decision at a time.




One act of obedience at a time.




Elohiym is not asking you to know everything.




He is asking you to move faithfully in the small things.




But the challenge is we want Elohiym to show us the entire path before we move.




We want guarantees.




We want confirmation after confirmation.




We want proof before obedience.




Yet Elohiym often says, “Obey first, then I will reveal more.”




He is not trying to make life harder.




He is building your trust in Him, not in the clarity of the plan.




Sometimes the reason the next chapter of your life has not opened is because you have not turned the page.




You are still holding on to the old, the familiar, the predictable, even when Elohiym is calling you into something greater.




A new season requires movement.




And movement always requires trust.




Think of Kepha walking on water.




He did not walk because the water became solid.




He walked because he responded to the voice of Yahusha.




The miracle did not happen before his movement.




The miracle happened because of his movement.




So, hear this clearly.




You do not need to have it all figured out.




You do not need to feel ready.




You do not need to understand everything Elohiym is doing.




If Elohiym has placed something in your spirit, if He has nudged your heart, if He has whispered a direction, if He has stirred something within you, move.




Even if your legs shake, even if your voice trembles, even if your mind is uncertain.




Because staying still when Elohiym says move is just as dangerous as moving when Elohiym says be still.




And I know stepping into the unknown is uncomfortable.




Obeying without full clarity is uncomfortable.




Trusting a direction you cannot see is uncomfortable.




But growth is always uncomfortable.




Breakthrough is always uncomfortable.




Faith is always uncomfortable.




That is why only a few truly walk in the miraculous because only a few are willing to move without having all the answers.




But you are not ordinary.




You are not built for average faith.




You are not called to small living.




You are called to walk by faith even when you cannot see with your natural eyes.




Your future is waiting for your movement.




Your breakthrough is waiting for your obedience.




Your testimony is waiting for your next step.




Tell yourself right now, “I will not freeze in fear. I will move in faith.”