ALTARS ON FIRE
THE SEED
“The fire shall ever be burning upon the altar; it shall never go out”. Leviticus
6:13 There were many reasons why the fire had to be kept burning on the altar during the dispensation above. Occasions such as the Passover, sin offering, meat offering, trespass offering, festivals that required animal sacrifices. The priest must be able to attend to these needs at any time, be it morning, noon or night. But in our current dispensation, this has been done away with. We no longer bring animals before the Lord as sacrifices. The blood of Jesus Christ, shed once and for all eternity is sufficient. This is our hope, confidence, and faith.
And now, every redeemed child of God is an altar set apart for the King of kings to dwell within, and we must still keep the fire burning on this altar endlessly.
The fire on our altar signifies that we are quickened by the Holy Spirit to offer endless worship to God.
The Bible says that He made His ministers’ flames of fire’. Fire represents the presence of the Holy Spirit.
PRAYER
Lord, make me your living altar. Empower me to keep the fire of the Holy Spirit burning endlessly in my life in Jesus name.
BIBLE READINGS: Leviticus 6:8-12
INA LORI PEPE
IRUGBIN NAA
“Ki ina ki o maa jo titi lori pepe na, ko gbodo ku lai.” Lefitiku 6:13
Opolopo ni awon eredi ti ina fi gbodo maa jo lori pepe ni igba wonni. Awon akoko bii ajo irekoja, ebo ese, ebo irekoja ni won nfi eran se. Alufa si gbodo se eyi yala ni owuro tabi ni asale. Sugbon ni aye ode oni, ohun gbogbo ti yato, ko tun si wipe a n mu eran wa lati fi rubo si Olorun.
Eje Jesu Kristi, eyiti a ta sile leekan ati fun ayeraye ti to fun wa. Eyi ni ireti, igboya ati igbagbo wa.
Nitorinaa, nisisiyi, onikuluku omo Olorun ti a ti rapada ni o je pepe ti a ya soto ki Oba awon oba ki o le maa gbe ninu re. a si gbodo ri wipe ina njo lori pepe naa laiku. Ina ori pepe wa a maa fihan wipe Emi mimo nso wa ji lati fi iyin ailopin fun Olorun. Bibeli wipe O fi iranse re se ‘owo ina’. Ina tumosi ifarahan Emi mimo.
ADURA
Oluwa, se mi ni pepe re, ran mi lowo ki ina emi mi ki ole maa jo titi lae. Amin
BIBELI KIKA: Lefitiku 6:8-12