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There are moments when God speaks not only through Scripture, but through timing, atmosphere, and what is taking place in the natural around us.
As I was reading Psalm 147, specifically verses 15-18, my Spirit immediately recognized that this was intentional and providential, because God is not random and He does nothing without purpose. He often teaches us through what we can see s... more ๐ช๐ต๐ฒ๐ป ๐๐ผ๐ฑ ๐ฆ๐ฝ๐ฒ๐ฎ๐ธ๐,
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- ๐ญ๐๐๐ ๐ญ๐๐๐๐๐ ๐๐ ๐ญ๐๐๐๐๐๐ ๐๐ ๐ฏ๐๐ ๐ช๐๐๐๐๐๐
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There are moments when God speaks not only through Scripture, but through timing, atmosphere, and what is taking place in the natural around us.
As I was reading Psalm 147, specifically verses 15-18, my Spirit immediately recognized that this was intentional and providential, because God is not random and He does nothing without purpose. He often teaches us through what we can see so we can understand what is happening in the unseen, and this Psalm felt like one of those moments where Heaven was interpreting the season for us.
โ๏ธ Psalm 147:15-18 ๐ฅ
He sends His command to the earth;
His word runs very swiftly.
He gives to the earth snow like a blanket of wool;
He scatters the frost like ashes.
He casts out His ice like fragments;
Who can stand before His cold?
He sends out His Word and melts the ice;
He causes His wind to blow and the waters to flow.
What stood out to me so clearly is this Truth: the same Word that permits the cold is the Word that ends it, and that matters more than we often realize.
In the natural, we just experienced an Arctic blast here in Texas. Cold, immobilizing, and disruptive. Yet God does nothing without purpose, and He often uses what is happening around us to reveal what He is doing within us.
Many have been walking through prolonged seasons of emotional cold, trauma-hardened places, delayed hope, and guarded hearts, and God is showing through this Psalm that none of this exists outside His Authority, His Providence, or His Watchful Eye.
Ice is not punishment, cold is not absence, and frost is not failure. Often, it is containment, preservation, and a pause before release, a moment of rest, reset, and hibernation in His Glorious Presence.
This connects so beautifully with what God has already been highlighting through Psalm 147:3, that He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds, because oftentimes before He heals He stabilizes, before He softens He protects, and before waters are allowed to flow freely He freezes what would otherwise bleed out too quickly.
Then verse 18 unfolds, and EVERYTHING SHIFTS!
He sends out His Word and melts the ice, showing us that release does not come through striving or forcing, and not through carrying the weight of responsibility on our own, but through His Word once again. The same Word that allowed the season is the Word that resolves it.
The connection to the question God asks , โIs anything too hard for Me?โ (Genesis 18:14, Jeremiah 32:27) is unmistakable, because ice feels immovable, hearts can feel unreachable, and circumstances can appear locked in place. Yet God reminds us, even through nature itself, that what looks solid and unyielding responds instantly when He speaks.
What I sense He is saying is that He has been commanding certain seasons of cold as preservation and preparation in order to guard tender places under a blanket of snow for an appointed time, and NOW He is signaling a release Word, not only over circumstances, but over hearts, including your own and those you have been faithfully praying for, beloved.
This is not chaos melting into disorder, but ice melting into flow, winds moving again, and life resuming by His Breath and the Light of His Glory.
โ๏ธ Luke 18:27 ๐ฅ
Jesus replied, โWhat is impossible with man IS possible with God.โ
โ๏ธ Ecclesiastes 3:11 ๐ฅ
God has made everything beautiful in its time. God has also placed in our minds a sense of eternity; we look back on the past and ponder over the future, yet we cannot understand the doings of God.
God Bless You, My Beloved Brothers and Sisters. Be encouraged if your world seems cold and barren, because in an instant, at Godโs commanding Word and in His Perfect Timing, ALL will be made beautiful.๐๐๐
โ Sir John Scivoletti โ
โ Turco Joan of Arc Priory โ
โ โ Act and God will Act (Actus et Deus Act)โ โ
