The Blood Room
Regarding this blog, this is a cautionary statement for those who are easily offended, touchy, or just plain immature consider the following quote:
Hebrews 5: 13 & 14 from the Amplified:
13 For everyone who continues to feed on milk is obviously inexperienced and unskilled in the doctrine of righteousness (of conformity to the divine will in purpose, thought, and action), for he is a mere infant [not able to talk yet]!
14 But solid food is for full-grown men, for those whose senses and mental faculties are trained by practice to discriminate and distinguish between what is morally good and noble and what is evil and contrary either to divine or human law.
God the Father gave me a vision in the night time just last night which from every single point of inspection was completely scriptural. It has been a sequence of visions and times spent in conversation with the Lord that have led me to write this blog.
To begin with, upon awaking from the vision I awoke my husband who was beside me asleep. I woke up very enthusiastic thanking God for the experience I had while sleeping. The first thing I shared from this event was that I realized something special about the Garden of Gethsemane where Jesus sweat great drops of blood and prayed the prayer of consecration three times before he yielded himself to the will of the Father and went through with Calvary.
Jesus was not afraid of the pain of Crucifixion or death on the cross for the sake of mankind. He was concerned about that separation which was to take place between him and the father when he fully took upon himself the weight of sin. He became sin for us to be saved. I soon saw that up until that point Jesus in all of time and history and creation had never experienced separation from the Father. They were always united, even when Jesus was tested in the desert, the Bible says the Holy Spirit led him there.
On a deeper note, the requisite of heaven and the foundations of creation upon which the God-Head created mankind was that the wages of sin is death and that there is no alternative to committing sin other than death. The only way for there to be a bridge between sinful man and a perfect and holy God was a substitute. Jesus chose himself as that substitute.
Part of that decision included paying the full price for sin until the demands of God's holiness were satisfied. Jesus died on the cross when the spirit of God left him. There was a turning away from Jesus and a rejection of him by the Spirit that took place for the penalty of sin to be fully paid. Jesus was forsaken by the Father as though he was a sinful man.
Mathew 27: 46 (Amp)
46 And about the ninth hour (three o'clock) Jesus cried with a loud voice, Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani? - that is, My God, My God, why have you abandoned Me [leaving Me helpless, forsaking and failing Me in My need]?
Mark 15: 34 (Amp)
34 And at the ninth hour Jesus cried with a loud voice, Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani? - which means, My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me [deserting Me and leaving Me helpless and abandoned]?
When Jesus relinquished his spirit after crying aloud with a loud voice he went down to hell, to complete his mission as Savior for three days and paid the wages of death both in his body and in the torments of hell after He died.
The portion of the vision I did not share because I had trouble giving it voice was that I entered what was called "The Blood Room." This was the room or place where Jesus carried his resurrected blood and offered it as the sacrifice before the Father as the spilling of blood for the New Covenant between God and man just like covenants were made in the Old Testament with sacrificial blood.
Note: A religion without blood is just orature and stories. The truth requires willingness to accept the highest asset of heaven, Jesus' Blood. That was what perfect righteousness required when man fell into sin through Adam in the Garden of Eden if there was ever to be remediation.
John 20:16 & 17
16 Jesus said to her, Mary! Turning around she said to Him in Hebrew, Rabboni! - which means Teacher or Master.
17 Jesus said to her, Do not cling to Me [do not hold Me], for I have not yet ascended to the Father. But go to My brethren and tell them, I am ascending to My Father and your Father, and to My God and your God.
In the Blood Room I saw all the sins that required the Blood of Jesus that I had committed. The room was awash in blood, ceiling, walls, floor. It was a blood bath. With the purpose of performing a deliverance I saw some of the sins I had not been able to even consider or approach that the devil still used as a hindrance to my faith which were awash in the blood. I faced them, I saw them in the room. I left them there, I left them under the blood wash.
By facing them I owned them, the Lord even required me I relive the pain associated with the sin just enough to be aware of the transgression I had committed out of my own free will without any help from anyone. I dropped to my knees and repented and they were gone. The pain vanished and my conscience was washed. I took a dip in the fountain of blood.
Nothing else has the power to remit what we ourselves have seen and done. Nothing else has the power to bring us back into the presence of the Almighty. We gained eternal life, but we also gained access to the throne. We now have the power and authority to boldly approach the throne. We are seated together in heavenly places along with Christ Jesus.
The throne where Jesus is seated, I sit there as well. The head of the church is Christ, where the head sits the body sits. I am a part of the Body of Christ (the church) and I am seated together, enthroned together, accessing His/my mercy and His/my provision by and through Christ Jesus.
So in conclusion, the Golden Rule applies here as well. Just like I had received the pardon of my sins, I was also required according to the Word of God and as mentioned in the Lord's Prayer that many of us know... I must forgive the transgressions (sins) of those who have so sinned against me in order to receive forgiveness of my own sin by the Father.
Nothing that Jesus did made our lives unimportant and unnecessary. We didn't lose our moral responsibility when we received the New Birth or became Born Again into the family of God when we confessed Jesus as our Lord and Savior. Everything that Jesus did that was started by God from the very beginning required us to be animate.
Whether it was to have dominion over the earth and all the creatures there of, or it was to receive the Keys to the Kingdom which Jesus taught us through his earthly ministry, or to utilize the power given to us to get wealth which was promised us as part of the package deal, or even to receive healing according to our own measure of faith (however we choose to develop it).
All was done for us to do our part together with Christ. God wanted Sons when he created mankind, not robots. His heart has been forever to be a Father to his creation, us. We are the children of light. We are responsible for our own lives here on earth as long as we obey God and walk into what he is leading us to we will be victorious. Our own defeat is our own choice. We must choose to be ignorant and accept defeat based on what we know about the Word if we are ever to fail. The ball is in our court. The power is in us. We decide.
Everyone has sin or had sin in their lives. No one is excused from this truth. As long as we are alive we are to remain active in the awareness of our salvation and our responsibility to do what is morally correct, and live sin free. The Blood Room is accessible by all that go there with the Savior. Every believer has a blood washed room or area of their lives where they need Jesus to wash them in His blood.
I chose a long time ago not to get fickle or finicky about Jesus and His Blood and the teaching about the Blood. The Blood of Jesus or the Lamb Slain from the Foundation of the World is heaven's highest asset. We must look past the superficial childish things of this life and our foolish mentalities and start to get a hold of what Jesus and His blood means for us right now and for our redemption.
Hebrews 5: 13 & 14 from the Amplified:
13 For everyone who continues to feed on milk is obviously inexperienced and unskilled in the doctrine of righteousness (of conformity to the divine will in purpose, thought, and action), for he is a mere infant [not able to talk yet]!
14 But solid food is for full-grown men, for those whose senses and mental faculties are trained by practice to discriminate and distinguish between what is morally good and noble and what is evil and contrary either to divine or human law.
God the Father gave me a vision in the night time just last night which from every single point of inspection was completely scriptural. It has been a sequence of visions and times spent in conversation with the Lord that have led me to write this blog.
To begin with, upon awaking from the vision I awoke my husband who was beside me asleep. I woke up very enthusiastic thanking God for the experience I had while sleeping. The first thing I shared from this event was that I realized something special about the Garden of Gethsemane where Jesus sweat great drops of blood and prayed the prayer of consecration three times before he yielded himself to the will of the Father and went through with Calvary.
Jesus was not afraid of the pain of Crucifixion or death on the cross for the sake of mankind. He was concerned about that separation which was to take place between him and the father when he fully took upon himself the weight of sin. He became sin for us to be saved. I soon saw that up until that point Jesus in all of time and history and creation had never experienced separation from the Father. They were always united, even when Jesus was tested in the desert, the Bible says the Holy Spirit led him there.
On a deeper note, the requisite of heaven and the foundations of creation upon which the God-Head created mankind was that the wages of sin is death and that there is no alternative to committing sin other than death. The only way for there to be a bridge between sinful man and a perfect and holy God was a substitute. Jesus chose himself as that substitute.
Part of that decision included paying the full price for sin until the demands of God's holiness were satisfied. Jesus died on the cross when the spirit of God left him. There was a turning away from Jesus and a rejection of him by the Spirit that took place for the penalty of sin to be fully paid. Jesus was forsaken by the Father as though he was a sinful man.
Mathew 27: 46 (Amp)
46 And about the ninth hour (three o'clock) Jesus cried with a loud voice, Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani? - that is, My God, My God, why have you abandoned Me [leaving Me helpless, forsaking and failing Me in My need]?
Mark 15: 34 (Amp)
34 And at the ninth hour Jesus cried with a loud voice, Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani? - which means, My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me [deserting Me and leaving Me helpless and abandoned]?
When Jesus relinquished his spirit after crying aloud with a loud voice he went down to hell, to complete his mission as Savior for three days and paid the wages of death both in his body and in the torments of hell after He died.
The portion of the vision I did not share because I had trouble giving it voice was that I entered what was called "The Blood Room." This was the room or place where Jesus carried his resurrected blood and offered it as the sacrifice before the Father as the spilling of blood for the New Covenant between God and man just like covenants were made in the Old Testament with sacrificial blood.
Note: A religion without blood is just orature and stories. The truth requires willingness to accept the highest asset of heaven, Jesus' Blood. That was what perfect righteousness required when man fell into sin through Adam in the Garden of Eden if there was ever to be remediation.
John 20:16 & 17
16 Jesus said to her, Mary! Turning around she said to Him in Hebrew, Rabboni! - which means Teacher or Master.
17 Jesus said to her, Do not cling to Me [do not hold Me], for I have not yet ascended to the Father. But go to My brethren and tell them, I am ascending to My Father and your Father, and to My God and your God.
In the Blood Room I saw all the sins that required the Blood of Jesus that I had committed. The room was awash in blood, ceiling, walls, floor. It was a blood bath. With the purpose of performing a deliverance I saw some of the sins I had not been able to even consider or approach that the devil still used as a hindrance to my faith which were awash in the blood. I faced them, I saw them in the room. I left them there, I left them under the blood wash.
By facing them I owned them, the Lord even required me I relive the pain associated with the sin just enough to be aware of the transgression I had committed out of my own free will without any help from anyone. I dropped to my knees and repented and they were gone. The pain vanished and my conscience was washed. I took a dip in the fountain of blood.
Nothing else has the power to remit what we ourselves have seen and done. Nothing else has the power to bring us back into the presence of the Almighty. We gained eternal life, but we also gained access to the throne. We now have the power and authority to boldly approach the throne. We are seated together in heavenly places along with Christ Jesus.
The throne where Jesus is seated, I sit there as well. The head of the church is Christ, where the head sits the body sits. I am a part of the Body of Christ (the church) and I am seated together, enthroned together, accessing His/my mercy and His/my provision by and through Christ Jesus.
So in conclusion, the Golden Rule applies here as well. Just like I had received the pardon of my sins, I was also required according to the Word of God and as mentioned in the Lord's Prayer that many of us know... I must forgive the transgressions (sins) of those who have so sinned against me in order to receive forgiveness of my own sin by the Father.
Nothing that Jesus did made our lives unimportant and unnecessary. We didn't lose our moral responsibility when we received the New Birth or became Born Again into the family of God when we confessed Jesus as our Lord and Savior. Everything that Jesus did that was started by God from the very beginning required us to be animate.
Whether it was to have dominion over the earth and all the creatures there of, or it was to receive the Keys to the Kingdom which Jesus taught us through his earthly ministry, or to utilize the power given to us to get wealth which was promised us as part of the package deal, or even to receive healing according to our own measure of faith (however we choose to develop it).
All was done for us to do our part together with Christ. God wanted Sons when he created mankind, not robots. His heart has been forever to be a Father to his creation, us. We are the children of light. We are responsible for our own lives here on earth as long as we obey God and walk into what he is leading us to we will be victorious. Our own defeat is our own choice. We must choose to be ignorant and accept defeat based on what we know about the Word if we are ever to fail. The ball is in our court. The power is in us. We decide.
Everyone has sin or had sin in their lives. No one is excused from this truth. As long as we are alive we are to remain active in the awareness of our salvation and our responsibility to do what is morally correct, and live sin free. The Blood Room is accessible by all that go there with the Savior. Every believer has a blood washed room or area of their lives where they need Jesus to wash them in His blood.
I chose a long time ago not to get fickle or finicky about Jesus and His Blood and the teaching about the Blood. The Blood of Jesus or the Lamb Slain from the Foundation of the World is heaven's highest asset. We must look past the superficial childish things of this life and our foolish mentalities and start to get a hold of what Jesus and His blood means for us right now and for our redemption.
posted by Pinnacle at
January 25, 2011
