BELIEVE YAH FOR THE IMPOSSIBLE PART 3

Ivriym (Hebrews) chapter 11

























Today we are walking in: BELIEVE YAH FOR THE IMPOSSIBLE PART 3

























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.



















Listen, there are seasons in life where it looks like Elohiym is taking too long.

You’ve prayed.

You’ve believed.

You’ve sown.

You’ve waited, and yet nothing seems to be moving.

You look around and it feels like everybody else is getting answers.

Everybody else is getting married, getting blessed, having breakthroughs.

But you, you are still in the waiting room of life.

And if we’re being honest, waiting is not easy.

Waiting stretches you.

Waiting tests you.

Waiting exposes what you truly believe.

But hear me.

Elohiym’s timing is never late, never early.

It is perfect.

Scripture says in Chabaqquq (Habakkuk) chapter 2, verse 3, “For the vision is for an appointed time. But at the end it shall speak and not lie. Though it tarry, wait for it. Because it will surely come. It will not delay.”

Listen carefully.

It may look slow, but it is not slow.

It may feel delayed, but it is not denied.

It may seem quiet, but Elohiym is working behind the scenes.

Your job is not to figure out when.

Your job is to trust Him until it happens.

So, let me show you something.

Yoseph had a dream, but the dream didn’t come true immediately.

He saw the palace, but before the palace, he went through the pit.

Before the palace, he went through betrayal.

Before the palace, he went through the prison.

Before the palace, he went through being forgotten.

But Elohiym was not punishing him.

Elohiym was preparing him.

There are things Elohiym wants to give you, but if He gives them to you too soon, they won’t bless you.

They could break you.

Some blessings require maturity.

Some breakthroughs require endurance.

Some levels require wisdom you don’t yet have.

So, instead of asking, “Elohiym, why is this taking so long?” ask Him, “YAHUAH, what are You building in me while I wait?”

Because listen, the waiting season is not wasted time.

It is training time.

You are not stuck.

You are being shaped.

You are not forgotten.

You are being formed.

You are not delayed.

You are being developed.

And if Yoseph had skipped the pit, if Yoseph had skipped the prison, he would not have had the character to survive the palace.

So, hear this.

The delay is preparation, not denial.

Your time is coming.

Your open door is being prepared.

Your name is being mentioned in rooms you have not yet entered.

Your blessing is on the way, but Elohiym is making sure you are ready to handle it.

So, don’t break down.

Don’t panic.

Don’t compare your journey to someone else’s.

Wait on YAHUAH.

Trust His timing.

Stay faithful.

Stay obedient.

Stay focused.

Because when Elohiym finally moves, He will do in one moment what you have been trying to accomplish for years.

The waiting will make sense.

The tears will make sense.

The pain will make sense.

And you will say, “Now I understand. He was preparing me all along.”

Sometimes the hardest thing to do is to stop fighting battles that Elohiym has already taken responsibility for.

There are moments in life when you’re exhausted, not because the assignment is too heavy, but because you’re trying to carry a weight that was never meant to be lifted by your hands in the first place.

You’re trying to fix what only Elohiym can heal.

You’re trying to change someone’s heart, but only the Ruach Ha’Qodesh can touch the heart.

You’re trying to make a door open, but only Elohiym has the master key.

You’re trying to force timing, but only Elohiym knows when something is ripe.

And in those moments, Elohiym is saying to you, “Rest. Be still. Let Me handle this one.”

There’s a powerful word in Shemoth (Exodus) chapter 14, verse 14, that says, “YAHUAH shall fight for you, and you shall hold your peace.”

Not you shall fight harder.

Not you shall prove yourself.

But you shall hold your peace.

Peace is not just the absence of noise.

Peace is the confidence that Elohiym is in control.

Peace is the knowing that even when I cannot track Him, I can trust Him.

Peace is the surrender that says, “Elohiym, even if I don’t understand the how, I still believe in the who.”

Let’s be real.

Letting go is not easy because your mind is trained to solve, to plan, to strategize, to anticipate outcomes.

But faith sometimes requires you to step back and say, “This is beyond me. This battle is bigger than my emotions, my logic, my strength, and my power. So, YAHUAH, I hand it to You.”

And the moment you release what you were clinging to, the moment you stop trying to control everything, the weight lifts.

Something in your spirit exhales.

The storm may not immediately stop, but you stop drowning inside.

Look at the stories of Scripture.

The Red Sea didn’t part because Mosheh was strong.

It parted because Mosheh stopped moving and listened to Elohiym’s instruction.

Daniy’el didn’t escape the lions’ den because he fought the lions.

He survived because he trusted that the One who made the lions could close their mouths.

David didn’t defeat Golyath by matching strength to strength.

He won because he let Elohiym aim the stone.

These victories were not accomplished by effort alone.

They were accomplished by surrender.

You have prayed.

You have fasted.

You have done what you know how to do.

And now Elohiym is saying, “Step aside. Let Me be Elohiym in this situation.”

The miracle you’re waiting for doesn’t require more struggle.

It requires more trust.

The breakthrough you desire isn’t locked behind harder work.

It is released through deeper surrender.

So, today release the battle.

Release the fear.

Release the anxiety.

Release the urge to control the process.

Stand still.

Hold your peace.

Let Elohiym fight for you because the One who has never lost a battle is handling yours right now.

And now, as we have walked through faith, surrender, patience, and trust, I want you to take a breath.

Just breathe.

Because everything we’ve spoken about today is not just knowledge.

It is invitation.

Elohiym is not asking you to understand everything.

He is asking you to come to Him.

This is the moment where the message moves from your mind into your spirit.

This is where you stop trying to carry life on your shoulders and you place it in the hands of the One who never fails.

So, right now, wherever you are, if you can, close your eyes, soften your heart, and open your hands before Elohiym.

We are stepping into a moment of divine alignment, healing, and strength.

Let’s pray.

Father, we thank You for Your Word today.

We thank You because even when we do not understand the path, You are still guiding our steps.

YAHUAH, increase our faith.

Teach us to trust You deeply, to wait on Your timing, and to rest in Your promises.

Strengthen every heart listening right now.

Lift every burden.

Calm every storm and align our lives with Your perfect will.

We surrender the impossible to You, knowing that with You all things are possible.

In Yahusha’s mighty name we pray.

Amein.