Today we are walking in: YOUR STORY WILL MAKE PEOPLE BELIEVE IN YAH AGAIN PART 3
Yeshayahu (Isaiah) 12:2
Behold, El is my salvation; I will trust, and not be afraid: for YAH YAHUAH is my strength H5797 and my song; He also is become my salvation.
Behold, El is my salvation; I will trust, and not be afraid: for YAH YAHUAH is my strength H5797 and my song; He also is become my salvation.
STRENGTH
Today we look to the word—STRENGTH—H5797—‘oz—strength, might, power, boldness, security, majesty; the power or ability to stand, endure, prevail, and remain secure.
The Torah Testifies……….
Shemoth (Exodus) 15:2
YAHUAH is my strength H5797 and song, and He is become my salvation: He is my El, and I will prepare Him an habitation; my father’s Elohiym, and I will exalt Him.
Shemoth (Exodus) 15:2
YAHUAH is my strength H5797 and song, and He is become my salvation: He is my El, and I will prepare Him an habitation; my father’s Elohiym, and I will exalt Him.
The Prophets Proclaim………
Yeshayahu (Isaiah) 12:2
Behold, El is my salvation; I will trust, and not be afraid: for YAH YAHUAH is my strength H5797 and my song; He also is become my salvation.
Yirmeyahu (Jeremiah) 16:19
O YAHUAH, my strength H5797, and my fortress, and my refuge in the day of affliction, the nations shall come unto thee from the ends of the earth, and shall say, Surely our fathers have inherited lies, vanity, and things wherein there is no profit.
Yeshayahu (Isaiah) 12:2
Behold, El is my salvation; I will trust, and not be afraid: for YAH YAHUAH is my strength H5797 and my song; He also is become my salvation.
Yirmeyahu (Jeremiah) 16:19
O YAHUAH, my strength H5797, and my fortress, and my refuge in the day of affliction, the nations shall come unto thee from the ends of the earth, and shall say, Surely our fathers have inherited lies, vanity, and things wherein there is no profit.
The Writings Witness………
Tehilliym (Psalm) 28:7
YAHUAH is my strength H5797 and my shield; my heart trusted in Him, and I am helped: therefore my heart greatly rejoiceth; and with my song will I praise Him.
Tehilliym (Psalm) 46:1
Elohiym is our refuge and strength H5797, a very present help in trouble.
Tehilliym (Psalm) 28:7
YAHUAH is my strength H5797 and my shield; my heart trusted in Him, and I am helped: therefore my heart greatly rejoiceth; and with my song will I praise Him.
Tehilliym (Psalm) 46:1
Elohiym is our refuge and strength H5797, a very present help in trouble.
Elohiym has never built His Kingdom upon perfect people. From the very beginning of Scripture until the final pages of Chizayon (Revelation), one truth shines with unmistakable clarity: Elohiym delights in choosing ordinary people so that His extraordinary power receives all the glory. Human history celebrates natural ability, impressive credentials, influence, and personal achievement. Heaven celebrates surrendered hearts.
The world looks for people who appear qualified. Elohiym looks for people who are available. The world asks, “Who is the strongest?” Elohiym asks, “Who is willing to trust Me completely?” That difference changes everything.
Many believers spend years believing they are disqualified because they are too weak, too broken, too ordinary, too inexperienced, or too flawed. They compare themselves with others who seem more gifted, more educated, or more influential, and they quietly conclude that Elohiym could never use them in a significant way.
Yet the Scriptures repeatedly destroy that lie.
Elohiym’s greatest works have almost always been accomplished through people who knew they could not succeed without Him. The Apostle Sha’ul wrote in Qorintiym Ri’shon (1 Corinthians) 1:27, “But Elohiym hath chosen the foolish things of the world to confound the wise; and Elohiym hath chosen the weak things of the world to confound the things which are mighty.”
This verse reveals the wisdom of Elohiym that completely overturns human thinking. Heaven intentionally chooses what the world often overlooks.
Why?
Because when Elohiym accomplishes extraordinary things through ordinary people, no one can honestly claim that human strength deserves the credit. Every victory becomes undeniable evidence of His greatness.
Consider Mosheh. He believed his inability to speak well disqualified him from leadership. Yet Elohiym chose him to confront Pharaoh and lead an entire nation out of slavery.
Consider Gid’on. He described himself as the least significant member of the weakest family in his tribe. Yet Elohiym called him a mighty man of valor before Gid’on ever believed those words about himself.
Consider David. He was the forgotten shepherd whom even his own family did not expect Shemu’el to anoint. Yet Elohiym saw a king where everyone else saw only a boy.
Consider the disciples. They were fishermen, tax collectors, and ordinary workers whose lives were transformed into instruments that carried the Good News throughout the world.
Their stories remind us that Elohiym’s calling has never depended upon human perfection.
The reason Elohiym works this way is because His purpose has always been to reveal Himself rather than glorify humanity. If success depended entirely upon natural talent, people would celebrate human achievement. But when impossible victories emerge from surrendered lives, attention naturally shifts toward Elohiym.
Every miracle becomes another declaration that His power exceeds every limitation.
Sha’ul understood this deeply because he experienced personal weakness. Three times he pleaded with YAHUAH concerning the thorn in his flesh. Yet Elohiym’s answer was not immediate removal. Instead, YAHUAH declared in Qorintiym Sheniy (2 Corinthians) 12:9, “My grace is sufficient for thee: for My strength is made perfect in weakness.”
Those words reveal one of the greatest principles of the believer’s life.
Elohiym’s power is not diminished by your weakness.
It is often revealed through it.
Weakness does not prevent Elohiym from working.
Pride does.
When believers recognize their complete dependence upon Him, His grace becomes the strength that carries them beyond their natural ability.
This does not mean Elohiym desires His people to remain spiritually weak. Rather, it means they must never confuse dependence upon Him with personal inadequacy. Humility acknowledges that every gift, every opportunity, every victory, and every accomplishment originates from Elohiym’s grace.
Pride believes it can succeed independently.
Faith recognizes that without Him, we can do nothing of eternal significance.
One of the greatest dangers facing believers is becoming impressed with themselves instead of remaining amazed by Elohiym’s faithfulness. The moment success becomes an excuse for self-glory, spiritual effectiveness begins to decline.
Elohiym is not searching for impressive personalities.
He is searching for yielded vessels.
A surrendered life becomes an instrument through which heaven can accomplish extraordinary purposes.
This truth should encourage every believer who feels insignificant. Your background does not limit Elohiym. Your education does not limit Elohiym. Your age does not limit Elohiym. Your financial condition does not limit Elohiym. Your past failures do not limit Elohiym.
The only true limitation is refusing to surrender completely to Him.
When your life is placed into His hands, He specializes in accomplishing results that human effort alone could never produce.
Remember that Elohiym rarely calls people because they already possess everything required.
He calls them because He intends to develop them.
Every assignment becomes a classroom where faith grows, character matures, wisdom increases, and dependence deepens. You do not have to possess all the answers before obeying His voice. Obedience itself becomes the pathway through which He supplies what is needed for the journey.
Do not spend your life waiting until you feel extraordinary before allowing Elohiym to use you.
He is not waiting for perfection.
He is waiting for surrender.
He can strengthen what is weak. He can teach what is inexperienced. He can heal what is broken. He can restore what has failed. He can elevate what has been overlooked.
The Elohiym who created the universe from nothing has never been intimidated by human limitation.
Your ordinary life placed in Elohiym’s extraordinary hands becomes a testimony that points others toward Him. People may look at your abilities and wonder how such results became possible. That becomes your opportunity to declare that the glory belongs entirely to Elohiym.
The strength they see is His strength.
The wisdom they admire is His wisdom.
The endurance they observe is His sustaining grace.
Your life becomes living evidence that heaven still works through surrendered people.
Therefore, stop measuring yourself according to human standards. Stop believing that Elohiym only uses the naturally gifted or publicly recognized. Lift your eyes toward the One who delights in transforming ordinary servants into extraordinary witnesses of His power.
Offer Him your availability.
Offer Him your obedience.
Offer Him your faith.
Offer Him your willingness to follow wherever He leads.
When your life is completely surrendered, Elohiym’s strength will shine so brightly through your weakness that people will no longer see merely an ordinary person.
They will see the extraordinary faithfulness of an extraordinary Elohiym.
One of the greatest deceptions the enemy uses against believers is convincing them that today’s obedience is insignificant because today’s results are invisible. Many people become discouraged because they judge Elohiym’s activity by what they can immediately see.
Yet the Kingdom of Elohiym has never operated according to immediate appearances.
Heaven is constantly working beneath the surface long before visible evidence appears.
Every prayer offered in faith, every act of obedience, every quiet sacrifice, every unseen decision to honor Elohiym is becoming part of a much greater story than you can presently imagine.
Your faithfulness today is not disappearing into silence.
It is becoming the foundation upon which tomorrow’s miracle will stand.
Elohiym has never rewarded popularity more than faithfulness. Human culture often celebrates speed, recognition, and instant success. But Elohiym consistently honors perseverance, integrity, and steadfast obedience.
Throughout Scripture, the greatest miracles were rarely sudden events disconnected from previous faithfulness. They were often the harvest of lives that had remained committed to Elohiym long before anyone recognized what He was preparing.
Galatiym (Galatians) 6:9 declares, “And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.”
Notice that Scripture does not merely promise a harvest.
It also identifies the greatest danger before the harvest arrives:
Becoming weary.
Weariness does not always come from physical exhaustion. It often comes from prolonged waiting. It develops when obedience continues, but visible results seem delayed. It whispers that your labor is meaningless, your prayers are unanswered, and your faithfulness has accomplished nothing.
Yet Elohiym reminds His people that every season has an appointed harvest.
The issue is not whether Elohiym is working.
The issue is whether you will remain faithful long enough to see what He has already begun.
Many believers mistakenly assume that miracles begin at the moment they become visible.
In reality, miracles often begin long before anyone recognizes them.
Consider the farmer who plants seed beneath the ground. For weeks, nothing appears on the surface. An uninformed observer may conclude that nothing is happening.
Yet beneath the soil, life is developing exactly as Elohiym designed it.
Roots are forming before fruit appears.
Strength is developing before growth becomes visible.
Elohiym’s work frequently follows that same pattern.
He establishes what is unseen before revealing what becomes visible.
This truth is evident throughout the lives of Elohiym’s servants. Noach built the ark for years before a single drop of rain fell. Avraham continued trusting Elohiym’s promise long before Yitschaq was born. David faithfully served as a shepherd before he ever ruled as king. Yoseph remained faithful in prison before entering Pharaoh’s palace.
Their stories teach one consistent lesson:
Extraordinary outcomes are often built upon ordinary acts of unwavering obedience.
Elohiym watches what people overlook. He observes faithfulness in secret places. He notices obedience when applause is absent. He values integrity when compromise appears easier.
Every quiet decision to honor Him becomes another seed planted into your future.
Nothing surrendered to Elohiym is ever wasted.
Chizayon (Revelation) 2:10 contains a powerful instruction:
“Be thou faithful unto death, and I will give thee a crown of life.”
Elohiym’s emphasis is not merely on extraordinary accomplishments, but on enduring faithfulness.
Faithfulness reflects trust.
It demonstrates that your confidence remains rooted in Elohiym’s character rather than in changing circumstances. It declares that even when visible evidence is delayed, His promises remain worthy of complete confidence.
The enemy understands the importance of perseverance. That is why he constantly attempts to convince believers to stop just before breakthrough arrives.
He cannot always prevent the harvest.
But he attempts to discourage the farmer before harvest season begins.
He whispers that your service no longer matters.
Your prayers no longer make a difference.
Your obedience has produced nothing.
Those lies have robbed many people of blessings that were much closer than they realized.
Remember that Elohiym’s calendar differs from ours. Human beings often measure time by days and months. Elohiym measures preparation according to purpose.
He is never late because He never forgets.
Every promise He has spoken carries an appointed season.
Waiting does not mean abandonment.
Delay does not mean denial.
Often, it simply means Elohiym is completing preparations that only His wisdom fully understands.
Faithfulness also influences future generations. The obedience you practice today may become the blessing your children enjoy tomorrow. Your commitment to Mashiach establishes spiritual foundations that extend far beyond your own lifetime.
Many of the greatest blessings experienced by families, assemblies, and communities exist because someone remained faithful when quitting seemed easier.
Never underestimate the eternal impact of daily obedience.
Do not compare your journey with someone else’s. Comparison often produces unnecessary discouragement because you see another person’s visible harvest without recognizing their hidden seasons of preparation.
Elohiym writes every story according to His perfect wisdom.
Your assignment is not to imitate another person’s timetable.
Your assignment is to remain faithful to your own calling.
Continue praying when answers seem delayed. Continue serving when recognition is absent. Continue giving when resources appear limited. Continue forgiving when wounds remain painful. Continue worshiping when circumstances seem uncertain. Continue trusting when understanding feels incomplete.
Every act of obedience becomes another sentence in the testimony Elohiym is writing through your life.
One day, you will look back and discover that the ordinary moments you almost overlooked were actually preparing extraordinary outcomes.
The prayers offered in private shaped victories celebrated in public.
The tears shed in secret watered harvests that blessed many people.
The quiet faithfulness no one applauded became the very reason others encountered Elohiym’s faithfulness.
Therefore, refuse to become weary.
Refuse to abandon your assignment.
Refuse to interpret silence as absence.
The Elohiym who sees every act of obedience continues working even when your eyes cannot yet recognize His activity.
Your faithfulness today is not merely preserving your future. It is writing tomorrow’s miracle.
Remain steadfast.
Remain obedient.
Remain confident that the Elohiym who never fails will bring every promise to fulfillment in His perfect time.
The world looks for people who appear qualified. Elohiym looks for people who are available. The world asks, “Who is the strongest?” Elohiym asks, “Who is willing to trust Me completely?” That difference changes everything.
Many believers spend years believing they are disqualified because they are too weak, too broken, too ordinary, too inexperienced, or too flawed. They compare themselves with others who seem more gifted, more educated, or more influential, and they quietly conclude that Elohiym could never use them in a significant way.
Yet the Scriptures repeatedly destroy that lie.
Elohiym’s greatest works have almost always been accomplished through people who knew they could not succeed without Him. The Apostle Sha’ul wrote in Qorintiym Ri’shon (1 Corinthians) 1:27, “But Elohiym hath chosen the foolish things of the world to confound the wise; and Elohiym hath chosen the weak things of the world to confound the things which are mighty.”
This verse reveals the wisdom of Elohiym that completely overturns human thinking. Heaven intentionally chooses what the world often overlooks.
Why?
Because when Elohiym accomplishes extraordinary things through ordinary people, no one can honestly claim that human strength deserves the credit. Every victory becomes undeniable evidence of His greatness.
Consider Mosheh. He believed his inability to speak well disqualified him from leadership. Yet Elohiym chose him to confront Pharaoh and lead an entire nation out of slavery.
Consider Gid’on. He described himself as the least significant member of the weakest family in his tribe. Yet Elohiym called him a mighty man of valor before Gid’on ever believed those words about himself.
Consider David. He was the forgotten shepherd whom even his own family did not expect Shemu’el to anoint. Yet Elohiym saw a king where everyone else saw only a boy.
Consider the disciples. They were fishermen, tax collectors, and ordinary workers whose lives were transformed into instruments that carried the Good News throughout the world.
Their stories remind us that Elohiym’s calling has never depended upon human perfection.
The reason Elohiym works this way is because His purpose has always been to reveal Himself rather than glorify humanity. If success depended entirely upon natural talent, people would celebrate human achievement. But when impossible victories emerge from surrendered lives, attention naturally shifts toward Elohiym.
Every miracle becomes another declaration that His power exceeds every limitation.
Sha’ul understood this deeply because he experienced personal weakness. Three times he pleaded with YAHUAH concerning the thorn in his flesh. Yet Elohiym’s answer was not immediate removal. Instead, YAHUAH declared in Qorintiym Sheniy (2 Corinthians) 12:9, “My grace is sufficient for thee: for My strength is made perfect in weakness.”
Those words reveal one of the greatest principles of the believer’s life.
Elohiym’s power is not diminished by your weakness.
It is often revealed through it.
Weakness does not prevent Elohiym from working.
Pride does.
When believers recognize their complete dependence upon Him, His grace becomes the strength that carries them beyond their natural ability.
This does not mean Elohiym desires His people to remain spiritually weak. Rather, it means they must never confuse dependence upon Him with personal inadequacy. Humility acknowledges that every gift, every opportunity, every victory, and every accomplishment originates from Elohiym’s grace.
Pride believes it can succeed independently.
Faith recognizes that without Him, we can do nothing of eternal significance.
One of the greatest dangers facing believers is becoming impressed with themselves instead of remaining amazed by Elohiym’s faithfulness. The moment success becomes an excuse for self-glory, spiritual effectiveness begins to decline.
Elohiym is not searching for impressive personalities.
He is searching for yielded vessels.
A surrendered life becomes an instrument through which heaven can accomplish extraordinary purposes.
This truth should encourage every believer who feels insignificant. Your background does not limit Elohiym. Your education does not limit Elohiym. Your age does not limit Elohiym. Your financial condition does not limit Elohiym. Your past failures do not limit Elohiym.
The only true limitation is refusing to surrender completely to Him.
When your life is placed into His hands, He specializes in accomplishing results that human effort alone could never produce.
Remember that Elohiym rarely calls people because they already possess everything required.
He calls them because He intends to develop them.
Every assignment becomes a classroom where faith grows, character matures, wisdom increases, and dependence deepens. You do not have to possess all the answers before obeying His voice. Obedience itself becomes the pathway through which He supplies what is needed for the journey.
Do not spend your life waiting until you feel extraordinary before allowing Elohiym to use you.
He is not waiting for perfection.
He is waiting for surrender.
He can strengthen what is weak. He can teach what is inexperienced. He can heal what is broken. He can restore what has failed. He can elevate what has been overlooked.
The Elohiym who created the universe from nothing has never been intimidated by human limitation.
Your ordinary life placed in Elohiym’s extraordinary hands becomes a testimony that points others toward Him. People may look at your abilities and wonder how such results became possible. That becomes your opportunity to declare that the glory belongs entirely to Elohiym.
The strength they see is His strength.
The wisdom they admire is His wisdom.
The endurance they observe is His sustaining grace.
Your life becomes living evidence that heaven still works through surrendered people.
Therefore, stop measuring yourself according to human standards. Stop believing that Elohiym only uses the naturally gifted or publicly recognized. Lift your eyes toward the One who delights in transforming ordinary servants into extraordinary witnesses of His power.
Offer Him your availability.
Offer Him your obedience.
Offer Him your faith.
Offer Him your willingness to follow wherever He leads.
When your life is completely surrendered, Elohiym’s strength will shine so brightly through your weakness that people will no longer see merely an ordinary person.
They will see the extraordinary faithfulness of an extraordinary Elohiym.
One of the greatest deceptions the enemy uses against believers is convincing them that today’s obedience is insignificant because today’s results are invisible. Many people become discouraged because they judge Elohiym’s activity by what they can immediately see.
Yet the Kingdom of Elohiym has never operated according to immediate appearances.
Heaven is constantly working beneath the surface long before visible evidence appears.
Every prayer offered in faith, every act of obedience, every quiet sacrifice, every unseen decision to honor Elohiym is becoming part of a much greater story than you can presently imagine.
Your faithfulness today is not disappearing into silence.
It is becoming the foundation upon which tomorrow’s miracle will stand.
Elohiym has never rewarded popularity more than faithfulness. Human culture often celebrates speed, recognition, and instant success. But Elohiym consistently honors perseverance, integrity, and steadfast obedience.
Throughout Scripture, the greatest miracles were rarely sudden events disconnected from previous faithfulness. They were often the harvest of lives that had remained committed to Elohiym long before anyone recognized what He was preparing.
Galatiym (Galatians) 6:9 declares, “And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.”
Notice that Scripture does not merely promise a harvest.
It also identifies the greatest danger before the harvest arrives:
Becoming weary.
Weariness does not always come from physical exhaustion. It often comes from prolonged waiting. It develops when obedience continues, but visible results seem delayed. It whispers that your labor is meaningless, your prayers are unanswered, and your faithfulness has accomplished nothing.
Yet Elohiym reminds His people that every season has an appointed harvest.
The issue is not whether Elohiym is working.
The issue is whether you will remain faithful long enough to see what He has already begun.
Many believers mistakenly assume that miracles begin at the moment they become visible.
In reality, miracles often begin long before anyone recognizes them.
Consider the farmer who plants seed beneath the ground. For weeks, nothing appears on the surface. An uninformed observer may conclude that nothing is happening.
Yet beneath the soil, life is developing exactly as Elohiym designed it.
Roots are forming before fruit appears.
Strength is developing before growth becomes visible.
Elohiym’s work frequently follows that same pattern.
He establishes what is unseen before revealing what becomes visible.
This truth is evident throughout the lives of Elohiym’s servants. Noach built the ark for years before a single drop of rain fell. Avraham continued trusting Elohiym’s promise long before Yitschaq was born. David faithfully served as a shepherd before he ever ruled as king. Yoseph remained faithful in prison before entering Pharaoh’s palace.
Their stories teach one consistent lesson:
Extraordinary outcomes are often built upon ordinary acts of unwavering obedience.
Elohiym watches what people overlook. He observes faithfulness in secret places. He notices obedience when applause is absent. He values integrity when compromise appears easier.
Every quiet decision to honor Him becomes another seed planted into your future.
Nothing surrendered to Elohiym is ever wasted.
Chizayon (Revelation) 2:10 contains a powerful instruction:
“Be thou faithful unto death, and I will give thee a crown of life.”
Elohiym’s emphasis is not merely on extraordinary accomplishments, but on enduring faithfulness.
Faithfulness reflects trust.
It demonstrates that your confidence remains rooted in Elohiym’s character rather than in changing circumstances. It declares that even when visible evidence is delayed, His promises remain worthy of complete confidence.
The enemy understands the importance of perseverance. That is why he constantly attempts to convince believers to stop just before breakthrough arrives.
He cannot always prevent the harvest.
But he attempts to discourage the farmer before harvest season begins.
He whispers that your service no longer matters.
Your prayers no longer make a difference.
Your obedience has produced nothing.
Those lies have robbed many people of blessings that were much closer than they realized.
Remember that Elohiym’s calendar differs from ours. Human beings often measure time by days and months. Elohiym measures preparation according to purpose.
He is never late because He never forgets.
Every promise He has spoken carries an appointed season.
Waiting does not mean abandonment.
Delay does not mean denial.
Often, it simply means Elohiym is completing preparations that only His wisdom fully understands.
Faithfulness also influences future generations. The obedience you practice today may become the blessing your children enjoy tomorrow. Your commitment to Mashiach establishes spiritual foundations that extend far beyond your own lifetime.
Many of the greatest blessings experienced by families, assemblies, and communities exist because someone remained faithful when quitting seemed easier.
Never underestimate the eternal impact of daily obedience.
Do not compare your journey with someone else’s. Comparison often produces unnecessary discouragement because you see another person’s visible harvest without recognizing their hidden seasons of preparation.
Elohiym writes every story according to His perfect wisdom.
Your assignment is not to imitate another person’s timetable.
Your assignment is to remain faithful to your own calling.
Continue praying when answers seem delayed. Continue serving when recognition is absent. Continue giving when resources appear limited. Continue forgiving when wounds remain painful. Continue worshiping when circumstances seem uncertain. Continue trusting when understanding feels incomplete.
Every act of obedience becomes another sentence in the testimony Elohiym is writing through your life.
One day, you will look back and discover that the ordinary moments you almost overlooked were actually preparing extraordinary outcomes.
The prayers offered in private shaped victories celebrated in public.
The tears shed in secret watered harvests that blessed many people.
The quiet faithfulness no one applauded became the very reason others encountered Elohiym’s faithfulness.
Therefore, refuse to become weary.
Refuse to abandon your assignment.
Refuse to interpret silence as absence.
The Elohiym who sees every act of obedience continues working even when your eyes cannot yet recognize His activity.
Your faithfulness today is not merely preserving your future. It is writing tomorrow’s miracle.
Remain steadfast.
Remain obedient.
Remain confident that the Elohiym who never fails will bring every promise to fulfillment in His perfect time.
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