Ezra 10:10 - The Lord is a Judge.
In regards to this post:
It seems like- the next 15 days is not just prep for the reset or marriage- which I initially thought was focus on myself by preparing by firming up my cooking skills, sewing or even keeping fit at the gym. But it is also a time when the Accuser is throwing small challenges to distract me, and waste my energies on petty small energies.
If I was not discerning or alert in the spirit, I would have given him a lot of leeway and hooks to accuse me in the courts of Heaven whilst i wait for my 20th year reset of redemption.
The Courts of Heaven and the spiritual realm is a very real thing. You can't see it, but you can sense it is there and you can feel it.
Especially after doing 40 days of prayer, my spirit is very much more alert to what is happening around me.
Why else would the Lord lead me to Ezra 10:10?
It talks about dismantling a marriage that is not aligned and unequally yoked.
The Lord wasn't kidding when He led me to read it, and I questioned the Lord: are you really sure you want me to agree with you on this?
I thought you hated divorce?
Yes, the Lord will dismantle a marriage that is tiring a person whom He already has put a calling from. That is the Lord as a Judge in the Courts of Heaven, not just merely a Father.
He can love us, but He is also a Judge and will judge fairly.
But the Lord needed a person on Earth to agree and know what He was going to do. He was going to dismantle my friend's marriage because it was tiring him out for the last 13 years.
The 13 years in the physical might seem ordinary. But just as Joseph, and even Jacob had to go through a bond of 13 and 14 years, it was training ground.
For me, it was 18 years of singlehood. It was only this years, that my eyes were open to the fact that the Lord had a calling on my life. My 18 years of singleness was a time of consecration where it is only now that the Lord has more things in store for me.
That explains why in the last 18 years, none of my relationships ever worked out. He was telling me these are all closed doors. What I thought was a loss of 18 years, was the Lord preparing me for something greater- because He had a calling on my life - the longer the consecration, the higher the calling it is on a person's life.
I feel like my life is now like one of the matriarchs in the Bible. but in 2026. Who would have thought the Bible wasn't just a book of stories. but every word in the Bible sets a precedent and a law in the courts of Heaven.
Yes, the Lord will dismantle a marriage that is tiring a person whom He already has put a calling from. That is the Lord as a Judge in the Courts of Heaven, not just merely a Father.
He can love us, but He is also a Judge and will judge fairly.
But the Lord needed a person on Earth to agree and know what He was going to do. He was going to dismantle my friend's marriage because it was tiring him out for the last 13 years.
The 13 years in the physical might seem ordinary. But just as Joseph, and even Jacob had to go through a bond of 13 and 14 years, it was training ground.
For me, it was 18 years of singlehood. It was only this years, that my eyes were open to the fact that the Lord had a calling on my life. My 18 years of singleness was a time of consecration where it is only now that the Lord has more things in store for me.
That explains why in the last 18 years, none of my relationships ever worked out. He was telling me these are all closed doors. What I thought was a loss of 18 years, was the Lord preparing me for something greater- because He had a calling on my life - the longer the consecration, the higher the calling it is on a person's life.
I feel like my life is now like one of the matriarchs in the Bible. but in 2026. Who would have thought the Bible wasn't just a book of stories. but every word in the Bible sets a precedent and a law in the courts of Heaven.
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