Prophecy I Bridge

The kingdom of God is built on a corporate love affair.

Dream:

The Father wants to teach his son how stuff is sealed, so He seals some stuff up. It looks like sterile packages that are opened during surgery by the surgeon when he does surgery on someone. For operations. 

When the Father brings them to the operating room, the operating room team gets mad because they packaging is not properly authorized. All supplies used in surgery need to be wrapped in sterile packaging after going through a long process of autoclaving. Then, when they are opened, the surgeon keeps all of the instruments sterile, so that the patient will not get infection during surgery.

 The whole process has to be kept sterile. When the Father brings His packages, they question the sterility of the packaging, thinking that they are not properly wrapped by authorized persons trained in sterilizing of instruments, so they refuse them. They think that the packages are contaminated. So, they throw them on the floor of the operating room.

They don’t understand the use of the packages. They think that they are for operating. Like the rest of the packages. But, they are not for operating, but for training the sons on how to operate. It is just for learning. The Father wants to teach his son about how things were sealed.

It’s not about what he puts inside the sterile package, but the way the package is wrapped. It is like, when he gave those packages to his son, He sealed a piece of himself in that package, so when they threw it on the floor, I was mortified. 

So, I get involved and they give me plans to sweep up. I tell the operating room staff that they don’t understand and are not sensitive to the needs of the children to learn.

Interpretation:

The Father wants to give us training packages. They are like sterile packets of instruments used by a surgeon during surgery. He has provided a clean, sterile package with instruments tucked inside that can be used for operations. There are several different surgical packets available for whatever operation the surgeon needs to perform. 

He can set bones, repair torn ligaments, remove cancer, or perform heart surgery. He can help deliver babies, stop internal bleeding, remove blood clots, and insert prosthesis where it is needed to allow the individual to walk.

When we think about the training that Our Father has for us, He does similar things in our life. He sets us upright, repairs torn places in our walk. He removes areas of bad growth, like a cancerous lesion, that form within us. He becomes a heart surgeon when He repairs our broken hearts and mends the areas of hurt. He is the one that delivers us from the enemy.

He also helps us to give birth to visions that He puts inside of us; in our womb. A vision is like a baby because it grows into maturity, then is born when it moves from being internalized to fulfilled. An artist has an idea, then, puts it on paper. The vision has been born. A song writer has a song, then, writes it. It has been born. A preacher has a message, then, writes it. The baby has been born. The baby matures, and grows. When the baby walks, that is when the preacher delivers the message to others. When the song writer sings the song, he walks into the vision allowing it to take feet to be carried to others. It has become a toddler. 

We all have areas that need attention and repair. Our Father wants to be the surgeon to do the repair on our soul. When we join His team, it is like we are now in a HMO. It is a complete health maintenance organization. It is like He brings His team of experts that have complete knowledge about every area that needs help. He gives insight and healing where ever necessary. He will do the heart surgery, then, follow us through the rehabilitation program. He is the surgeon and the rehabilitation specialist. He becomes what ever we need because He already is whatever we need. He is just waiting for us to need Him in a certain way, so that when we do, He is already prepared to meet our needs. 

The message of the dream is that our Father is moving outside of conventional methods of packaging to give us training. It is wrapped in sterile packages with a seal. The seal is the Holy Spirit. For, on Him God has set His seal of approval. It’s like a seal of approval given to a package of goods sold in the grocery store. A company places their seal on a product indicating that they back this product behind their name. They approve of this product as if they had made it by their own hand. The Father has said this about Jesus. Then, Jesus said it about the Holy Spirit. After that, the Holy Spirit comes and seals us. The Father approves of Jesus as if He were Himself. He backs Jesus with His name, the name of God Almighty.

The Holy Spirit is given by Jesus to us as His seal of approval on us. It is like a stay fresh seal on the Tupperware to keep us fresh until the day that we will be made complete in His presence in heaven. It is like a lid over our heart. It locks in the freshness of God’s word for today.

Jesus gave us the Holy Spirit to be our companion until we are carried to heaven. He is given to us as a guarantee of the real thing. He is like the pink slip on a car that might be given to the new owner before the car is delivered. We hold the pink slip.

The difference between the pink slip of a car and the Holy Spirit, is that He is God. He is every aspect of God combined in a package that is made to live within us while we are here on earth. Just like the Ark of the Covenant in the Old Testament, He is the lid of the package. He brings His presence with mercy. 

The Ark of the Covenant was a box that Moses was instructed to build so that the new country of Israel could worship God. It was a portable church, so the box was carried from place to place as they traveled around claiming the new territory that they were given. The lid of the box was called the mercy Seat. It was what sealed the box, closed the lid, enabling the covenant to be closed.

The Holy Spirit is given to us by God’s mercy, to seal the deal between Him and us. The giving of the Holy Spirit is the final act of God’s mercy to His children.

When we invite the Holy Spirit to help us, we open the seal of His mercy covenant with us. Our Father comes flying in on the wings of the dove and acts within our situation with mercy to cap His promises. He brings the provision to the promises.

Remember the dream? The tools for surgery are tucked within the surgery packet, sealed tight with a sterile seal. Sometimes, we don’t recognize the package that the Father gives us. In the dream, the operating team throws it on the floor, trampling it under their feet in disrespect.

There is confusion as to the purpose of the packages. The operating team thinks the packages are used for surgery. They are not to be used for surgery. God has not given us instruments to perform surgery on each other. I do not have the instruments to evaluate your sickness and heal you. I do not have the instruments to mend your broken heart or remove the cancer from your life. We do not have this power. God has not given us this kind of package.

We are only to break the seal, then, He will come to perform the surgery Himself. When we invite the Holy Spirit into our lives, He will bring healing, deliverance, and salvation. We do not need to try to bring healing into others’ lives. We are to urge them to break the seal, themselves and ask God.

The tools within the packages that God provides are the gifts of the Holy Spirit. He provides what ever we need for that time, that surgery, that incident. If someone needs healing, when we pray, the gift of healing is within the packet. We simply break the seal on the OR package and let Him work. We bring out the gift of healing and pray it in. He does the work. It is His Spirit working into their lives.

The Father wants to teach His children how to rely upon the Holy Spirit to be their teacher. That is what the OR packages are for. Everything God is; is within those packages because He paid the delivery charge by sending Jesus, His Son to die for us.

John 3.33, 6.27, 16, II Corinthians 1.21-22, Ephesians 1.13-14, Revelation 5.9.

[Excerpts from Going to the Center of God's Heart.]