On today’s program, Mark and Trina share about power of the blood of Jesus. The devil will constantly bring up your past, but the blood of Jesus does more than forgive your sin - it also removes the shame and guilt of sin.
thank you for this video guys.. Being raised Catholic i was unaware that we had this specific protection from our adversary satan.. Praise the Lord Halleluyah for this powerful weapon as our defense against the devil accuser. Finally with the blood of the lamb our savior Yeshua we can finally have victory over thee accuser & our worst enemy .. I plead the blood of Jesus daily to silence satan's pie hole.. & Glory to God it works like a charm!! Praise our heavenly daddy Yahweh & his only begotten son Yeshua Jesus for our redemption thru his precious blood because what he did for us at Calvary!! Amen! Glory to The Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the World! God Bless your channel.. Thank you for this priceless video.. Shalom
What can wash away my sin Nothing but the blood of Jesus What can make me whole again Nothing but the blood of Jesus Oh precious is the flow, that makes me white as snow No other fount I know Nothing but the blood of Jesus For my pardon, yes I see Nothing but the blood of Jesus For my cleansing there's my plead Nothing but the blood of Jesus Oh precious is the flow, that makes me white as snow No other fount I know Nothing but the blood of Jesus Nothing can for sin a tone Nothing but the blood of Jesus Not of good that I have done Nothing but the blood of Jesus Oh precious is the flow, that makes me white as snow No other fount I know Nothing but the blood of Jesus This is all my hope and peace Nothing but the blood of Jesus This is all my righteous mess Nothing but the blood of Jesus Oh precious is the flow, that makes me white as snow No other fount I know Nothing but the blood of Jesus Source: Musixmatch
I plead the blood of Jesus upon my finances upon my marriage upon my phone upon my family upon my parents upon my job upon my life upon my husband and his job finances I plead the blood upon my carrier upon my friends upon my House today for the Glory and the honour of your beautiful names Amen
1:33 we've looked at faith in the blood 🩸 of Jesus. 1:44 5:50 7:19 the word remission. Includes forgiveness, but also cancellation of penalty. Removal of guilt. Once the blood of Jesus is applied. 9:38 get your record expunged. 11:25 God doesn't remember you did anything wrong. 11:46 the OT sacrifices were repeated over and over again bcs they were imperfect.
2Corinthians 10 The weapons of the war we’re fighting are not of this world but are powered by God and effective at tearing down the strongholds erected against His truth. 5 We are demolishing arguments and ideas, every high-and-mighty philosophy that pits itself against the knowledge of the one true God. We are taking prisoners of every thought, every emotion, and subduing them into obedience to the Anointed One.
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Colosians 1 Paul, an emissary of Jesus the Anointed serving at God’s pleasure, along with our brother Timothy 2 to you, dear holy and faithful brothers and sisters in the family of the Anointed who live in Colossae. May grace and peace from God our Father [and the Lord Jesus, the Anointed One] envelop you. 3 As always, we’ve been praying for you, thanking God, the Father of our Lord Jesus the Anointed, 4 ever since we heard of your faith in Jesus the Anointed and your love for His holy ones- 5 a faith and love that emerge from the hope you have heard about in the word of truth-the gospel-the very hope that awaits you in heaven. 6-7 The same gospel that was brought to you is growing and bearing fruit all over the world, just as it has been growing among you since the day you heard and took in the truth of God’s grace from our beloved fellow servant Epaphras. (He is a faithful minister of the Anointed on our behalf.) 8 He was the one who told us how you demonstrate your love in the power of the Spirit. 9 Since the day we got this good news about you, we have not stopped praying for you. We ask: This is a prayer for knowledge and insight that only can come from God. Father, may they clearly know Your will and achieve the height and depth of spiritual wisdom and understanding. 10 May their lives be a credit to You, Lord; and what’s more, may they continue to delight You by doing every good work and growing in the true knowledge that comes from being close to You. 11 Strengthen them with Your infinite power, according to Your glorious might, so that they will have everything they need to hold on and endure hardship patiently and joyfully. 12 Thank You, Father, as You have made us eligible to receive our portion of the inheritance given to all those set apart by the light. 13 You have rescued us from dark powers and brought us safely into the kingdom of Your Son, whom You love 14 and in whom we are redeemed and forgiven of our sins [through His blood]. 15 He is the exact image of the invisible God, the firstborn of creation, the eternal. 16 It was by Him that everything was created: the heavens, the earth, all things within and upon them, all things seen and unseen, thrones and dominions, spiritual powers and authorities. Every detail was crafted through His design, by His own hands, and for His purposes. 17 He has always been! It is His hand that holds everything together. 18 He is the head of this body, the church. He is the beginning, the first of those to be reborn from the dead, so that in every aspect, at every view, in everything-He is first. 19 God was pleased that all His fullness should forever dwell in the Son 20 who, as predetermined by God, bled peace into the world by His death on the cross as God’s means of reconciling to Himself the whole creation-all things in heaven and all things on earth. As Paul gives thanks to God-a normal thing to do in a letter-he remembers a hymn he heard in the churches. The Colossian hymn (verses 15-20), as we call it, is all about Jesus. It celebrates His reign, first as the Creator and Sustainer of the cosmos and second as the head of the church and the One who reconciles every broken thing to God by what He accomplished on the cross. In this hymn, the story of redemption is a witness to God’s love. Paul wants the Colossians to understand who they are; but to do that, they must first know to whom they belong. 21 You were once at odds with God, wicked in your ways and evil in your minds; 22 but now He has reconciled you in His body-in His flesh through His death-so that He can present you to God holy, blameless, and totally free of imperfection 23 as long as you stay planted in the faith. So don’t venture away from what you have heard and taken to heart: the living hope of the good news that has been announced to all creation under heaven and has captured me, Paul, as its servant. 24 Now I rejoice in what I’ve suffered on your behalf, but even more suffering is ahead for me as I take on and complete what remains of the Anointed’s suffering for the sake of His body, the church. 25 I am a servant appointed by God to preach the Word of God until it is known to you and all over-what I am talking about is nothing less than 26 the mystery of the ages! What was hidden for ages, generations and generations, is now being revealed to His holy ones. 27 He decided to make known to them His blessing to the nations; the glorious riches of this mystery is the indwelling of the Anointed in you! The very hope of glory. 28 We are preaching Him-spreading the Word to all with equal amounts of wise warning and instruction-so that, at the final judgment, we will be able to present everyone to the Creator fully mature because of what Jesus the Anointed, our Liberating King, has done. 29 This is why I continue to toil and struggle-because His amazing power and energy surge within me.
Thank God for the blood of Jesus that brings us redemption and relationship with the Father, so that we can use the name of Jesus against the enemy. Authority is in the name of Jesus. See the book of Acts. Healing in the name Acts 3:16, salvation in no other name Acts 4:12, Sanhedrin forbid not to speak or teach in the name Acts 4:18, Signs and wonders through the name Act 4:30. The blood is for all those good things Mark Hankins has mentioned, but the name is used against the enemy. Seven sons of Sceva Acts 19:11-17 tried to use Jesus' name but they had no authority and no relationship with God though the blood of Jesus. They weren't born again, not washed in the Blood. The enemy has no respect for the blood otherwise they wouldn't have crucified Jesus. They are terrified of and subject to the name above every other name.
Roman's 8 34 Who has the authority to condemn? Jesus the Anointed who died, but more importantly, conquered death when He was raised to sit at the right hand of God where He pleads on our behalf. 35 So who can separate us? What can come between us and the love of God’s Anointed? Can troubles, hardships, persecution, hunger, poverty, danger, or even death? The answer is, absolutely nothing. 36 As the psalm says, On Your behalf, our lives are endangered constantly; we are like sheep awaiting slaughter.
Hebrew 10 He who embodied the sins of the world carries His own blood into the holy presence. 10 We have seen how the law is simply a shadow of the good things to come. Since it is not the perfect form of these ultimate realities, the offering year after year of these imperfect sacrifices cannot bring perfection to those who come forward to worship. 2 If they had served this purpose, wouldn’t the repetition of these sacrifices have become unnecessary? If they had worked-and cleansed the worshipers-then one sacrifice would have taken away their consciousness of sin. 3 But these sacrifices actually remind us that we sin again and again, year after year. 4 In the end, the blood of bulls and of goats is powerless to take away sins. 5 So when Jesus came into the world, He said, Sacrifices and offerings were not what You wanted, but instead a body that You prepared for Me. 6 Burnt offerings and sin offerings were not what pleased You. 7 Then I said, “See, I have come to do Your will, God, as it is inscribed of Me in the scroll of the book.” 8 Now when it says that God doesn’t want and takes no real pleasure in sacrifices, burnt offerings, and sin offerings (even though the law calls for them), 9 and follows this with “See, I have come to do Your will,” He effectively takes away the first-animal sacrifice-in order to establish the second, more perfect sacrifice. 10 By God’s will, we are made holy through the offering of the body of Jesus the Anointed once and for all time. 11 In the first covenant, every day every officiating priest stands at his post serving, offering over and over those same sacrifices that can never take away sin. 12 But after He stepped up to offer His single sacrifice for sins for all time, He sat down in the position of honor at the right hand of God. 13 Since then, He has been waiting for the day when He rests His feet on His enemies’ backs, as the psalm says. 14 With one perfect offering, Jesus has perfected forever those who are being made holy, 15 as the Holy Spirit keeps testifying to us through the prophet Jeremiah. After he says, 16 “But when those days are over,” says the Eternal One, “I will make this kind of covenant with the people of Israel: I will put My laws in their hearts and write them upon their minds,” then He adds, 17 I will erase their sins and wicked acts out of My memory as though they had never existed. 18 When there is forgiveness such as this, there is no longer any need to make an offering for sin. 19 So, my friends, Jesus by His blood gives us courage to enter the most holy place. 20 He has created for us a new and living way through the curtain, that is, through His flesh. 21 Since we have a great High Priest who presides over the house of God, 22 let us draw near with true hearts full of faith, with hearts rinsed clean of any evil conscience, and with bodies cleansed with pure water. 23 Let us hold strong to the confession of our hope, never wavering, since the One who promised it to us is faithful. 24 Let us consider how to inspire each other to greater love and to righteous deeds, 25 not forgetting to gather as a community, as some have forgotten, but encouraging each other, especially as the day of His return approaches. The word translated “church” in English Bibles means literally “assembly of the called”; it implies that members have said “yes” to God’s call in their lives. We assemble because we are called into being by God Himself. Some people, for reasons only they know, choose to live their Christian faiths in isolation. When they do, they cut themselves off from the gifts, encouragement, and vitality of others. And perhaps, just as tragically, they deprive the church of the grace and life God has invested in them. 26 Now if we willfully persist in sin after receiving such knowledge of the truth, then there is no sacrifice left for those sins- 27 only the fearful prospect of judgment and a fierce fire that will consume God’s adversaries. 28 Remember that those who depart from the law of Moses are put to death without mercy based on the testimony of two or three witnesses. 29 Just think how much more severe the punishment will be for those who have turned their backs on the Son of God, trampled on the blood of the covenant by which He made them holy, and outraged the Spirit of grace with their contempt. 30 For we know the God who said, “Vengeance belongs to Me-I will repay,” also said, “The Eternal One will judge His people.” 31 It is truly a frightening thing to be on the wrong side of the living God. 32 Instead, think back to the days after you were first enlightened and understood who Jesus was: when you endured all sorts of suffering in the name of the Lord, 33 when people held you up for public scorn and ridicule, or when they abused your partners and companions in the faith. 34 Remember how you had compassion for those in prison and how you cheerfully accepted the seizure of your possessions, knowing that you have a far greater and more enduring possession. 35 Remember this, and do not abandon your confidence, which will lead to rich rewards. 36 Simply endure, for when you have done as God requires of you, you will receive the promise. 37 As the prophet Habakkuk said, In a little while, only a little longer, the One who is coming will come without delay. 38 But My righteous one must live by faith, for if he gives up his commitment, My soul will have no pleasure in him. 39 My friends, we are not those who give up hope and so are lost; but we are of the company who live by faith and so are saved.
