Last Sunday, October 27, we had the great day of victory in Canada with the entrance of the Ark of the covenant. There was unforgettable moments with miracles and most importantly salvation.
” The ark of the Lord remained in the house of Obed-Edom the Gittite for three months, and the Lord blessed him and his entire household”.
(2 Samuel 6:11)
After crossing 4 continents the ark continues it’s journey in Canada an ark the covenant is a representation of God’s presence.
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Historical and biblical significance
It was the most famous item among the artifacts on the Tabernacle of the Temple of Solomon and the Temple of Herod. Inside, sacred objects were kept for the Hebrews. According to the Bible, the Ark also functioned as a standard of war, leading the warriors, showing that the Lord was in charge. Relying on this, the Hebrew combatants strengthen and won battles, as when Joshua surrounded the wall and conquered the Promised Land.
The Ark represents God Himself.
The Ark is one of many replicas from the Temple of Solomon in Brazil. Many miracles took place when the Ark was present. And it is no different today. The entry of the Ark will be a symbolic representation of your alliance with God. Believe that after the entrance, al the struggles you are facing will be destroyed because God will go before you and take up the fight you are facing.
The Ark will make its entry on the 27th of October, 2019 at 1 Front St E. Toronto,ON M5E 1B2.
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After traveling 4 continents, the ark of the covenant is now coming to Canada. Coming straight from the Temple of Salomao (Brazil) she comes to remind us of the power of God and the covenant He wants to make with humanity. A ceremony marked by moments of faith and what will happen on October 27 here in Toronto. Separate this date from your calendar so you can be with us on this day. Invite your family and friends to this great time of faith that will happen in just one day and time. Everywhere the Ark of the Covenant passed there was the manifestation of the power of God: People were healed of their sickness, delivered from evil spirits, families were rebuilt, and lives were transformed. The Bible says:
“And the ark of the LORD was in the house of Obed-edom the Gittite three months; And the Lord blessed Obed-edom and all his house. ”
(2 Samuel: 6.11)
We believe that by faith as God blessed Obed-Edom’s house, so will it be with your life. The event took place on October 27 at 11am.
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The Ark of the Covenant was built of acacia wood and covered with pure gold inside and out; its measurement was 1.30 m long, 0.70 m wide and 0.70 m high. On the lid of the Ark was placed the mercy seat and two cherubims, all made of one piece of pure gold.
Inside the Ark were kept the tablets of the Covenant, Aaron’s blossoming rod, a golden urn containing the manna, and the Book of the Law, which was placed beside the Ark as a witness against the rebellion of the people of Israel. This Ark was the sign of God’s presence with His people on their way to Canaan.
When Moses built the Tabernacle in the desert, it was placed inside the Holy of Holies and went before the people through their journey in the desert, so that:
“And when the ark departed, Moses said, Arise, O LORD, and let thine enemies be dispelled, and let them that hate thee flee before thee. And when he rested, he said, O LORD, return unto the thousands of thousands of Israel. (”Numbers 10: 35,36)
The original has disappeared and to this day we do not know its whereabouts but by the direction of the Holy Spirit the universal church of the kingdom of God has built a replica of the ark of the covenant that is being used to awake people’s faith in God.
We do not worship the ark but it serves to remind us of God’s promises for our lives and God’s will to make a covenant with His people.
We will be receiving the Ark of the Covenant on October 27 at 11 AM at Meridian Hall (1 Front St E, Toronto).
For more information Call 1 833 627.2448
“The ark of the Lord remained in the house of Obed-Edom the Gittite for three months, and the Lord blessed him and his entire household.”
(2 Samuel: 6.11)
This October the Universal Church in Canada is pleased to receive the Ark of the Covenant straight from the Temple of Solomon.
The Ark of the Covenant is perhaps the most famous item among the Tabernacle, the Temple of Solomon, and the Temple of Herod artifacts. The large wooden chest covered with gold was made according to God’s instructions, which commissioned Moses to make it by the hands of Bezalel, the chief craftsman of the Hebrews at the time. Inside were kept sacred objects for the Hebrews: the rod of Aaron, that had sprouted and out forth buds, had produced blossoms and yielded ripe almonds,
(Numbers 17: 8) a pot of manna, and the tablets of the Ten Commandments. But the Ark was not merely a chest, as we shall see.
He represented God Himself among men. Made of acacia wood, it was covered with gold inside and out. On its cover, called the Mercy Seat, was made of gold a piece containing two face-to-face cherubs, which bowed to the middle of the cover in adoration, pointing their wings toward it. It was between these two angels that God manifested Himself to the praying priests facing the chest, placed on an altar also of wood and gold, inside the Holy of Holies of the Tabernacle or the Temple. On its sides were four gold hoops, on which two sticks of acacia and gold were threaded for transportation. Only the Levite priests could touch and carry the piece.
After crossing 4 continents the Ark Continues it’s journey now in Canada.Just as the Ark of the Covenant was present in the victories of God’s people in the past, so will it be with all the people here in Canada, reminding us of God’s Power. Come join us and bring your family to this unique moment chosen by God for you.
We will be receiving the Ark of the Covenant on October 27 at 11 AM at Meridian Hall (1 Front St E, Toronto).
For more information Call 1 833 627.2448
Even though the Ark of the Covenant has its great historical and symbolic importance, today we know that the Covenant between God and man is not based on places or objects. As temples of the Holy Spirit that we are (1 Corinthians:6.19), it within us He dwells as long as we accept Him as our Lord though His Son, Jesus Christ.
Nothing in this world is more important than the guarantee of the eternal Salvation of the soul. Jesus said: What is the use of conquering the whole world and losing one’s soul? It is impossible to conquer and maintain it without the effective participation of the Holy Spirit. He alone is able to teach, guide, strengthen, sustain, and uphold the followers of His Son along the Way.
Every branch that does not bear fruit is cut off. Only the branch that bears fruit remains on the tree. The Holy Spirit is the Sap that gives life to the branch. Without Him, it withers away.
I have seen many people being healed of various sicknesses and diseases; freed from all sorts of evil spirits; conquering a stable financial life; in short, obtaining wonders by faith, only to then abandon it altogether. Unfortunately, most people forget that, if by faith we conquer, by doubt we lose. Faith needs maintenance, otherwise it evaporates.
Only those who are sealed with the Holy Spirit have remained firm. They are the true “called and chosen ones.”
God has been calling many, but only a few have been chosen. Is it Divine injustice? No, not at all! Just as the salvation of the soul is offered to everyone, so is the baptism with the Holy Spirit. The problem is that not everyone is willing to sacrifice their own life; in such case, what can God do?
Every material asset requires maintenance. The same is true in regards to the greatest spiritual asset: the salvation of the soul. The Holy Spirit is the Flame that prevents one’s faith from going out. He is the Warranty seal of eternal life.
“But you shall receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you. And you shall be My witnesses …”
Acts 1:8
Once there was a Kingdom whose King was God Himself. Unlike other kings, His greatest achievement was to have a relationship with His subjects. Therefore, He gave them Ten Commandments so that they may have order and discipline not only to maintain this relationship with Him, but also with all the other people of His beloved Kingdom. Until one day, His subjects grew weary of His Kingdom.
“Give us a king to judge us.”. 1 Samuel 8.6
They began to look at the other kingdoms and feel envious for the fact that their kings were men and not God. They wanted to be able to say that they had a King and a Queen, and a palace and show that they lived in a kingdom like all the others. This displeased the King of Kings greatly, but because he did not want to lose his relationship with His own people, He gave in to their demands…
And the Lord said to Samuel, “Heed the voice of the people in all that they say to you; for they have not rejected you, but they have rejected Me, that I should not reign over them. (…)However, you shall solemnly forewarn them, and show them the behavior of the king who will reign over them.”
So Samuel told all the words of the Lord to the people who asked him for a king. And he said, “This will be the behavior of the king who will reign over you: He will take your sons and appoint them for his own chariots and to be his horsemen, and some will run before his chariots. He will appoint captains over his thousands and captains over his fifties, will set some to plow his ground and reap his harvest, and some to make his weapons of war and equipment for his chariots. He will take your daughters to be perfumers, cooks, and bakers. And he will take the best of your fields, your vineyards, and your olive groves, and give them to his servants. He will take a tenth of your grain and your vintage, and give it to his officers and servants. And he will take your male servants, your female servants, your finest young men,[a] and your donkeys, and put them to his work. He will take a tenth of your sheep. And you will be his servants.. 1 Samuel 8.7-17
Even though there were many disadvantages, the people preferred to trade the King of Kings for a regular king.
Israel paid dearly for this. They were more evil kings than good kings, and even the good kings made grievous mistakes, which God would never have committed… some of them even killed thousands of Israelites.
Fortunately, God did not give up on us and brought us His Kingdom through His own Son, who eventually graced us with His Spirit in such a way that those who are baptized with Him become subjects of the King of Kings. That is, He will direct their lives, even if they physically live in an imperfect kingdom, but spiritually they will belong to the perfect Kingdom – the Kingdom of God.
In this Kingdom, God is the only King. His laws are above any other law of this world. Where they do not live by what they see, but by what they do not see, because faith is what matters.
Whoever belongs to this Kingdom is no longer Brazilian, European, American, African, black, white, short, tall, woman, man, rich, poor… he or she does not live up to the standards of this world. They are different, they think differently, and live different. They don’t only live for eighty or a hundred years, but they live eternally. They are given so much wisdom that they even confuse scholars, graduates, teachers, and professionals of this world.
That is why the Universal Church promotes the Fast of Daniel from time to time, so that those who do not have the Spirit of the Most High yet and do not know His Kingdom yet can become a candidate. And for those who already have Him, but for some reason have distracted themselves with the kingdoms of this world and perhaps have even undermined Him as the people of Israel did back then, can remember which Kingdom they really belong to.
Participate in this Fast too! The Fast begins on February 9th at a Universal Church near you!
In faith.
I do not know to what extent many who call themselves Christians are truly disciples of the Lord. But I know one thing: the quality of the seed is proven by its fruit, just like the quality of the offering results in the quality of the life of the Christian. Good seed, good fruit. Bad seed, bad fruit. Those who give offerings are evaluated by the quality of their offerings. There is no doubt of this.
What’s interesting is that the offering eliminates the merit factor. No one needs to deserve it to be blessed. Each person is blessed by the kind of dedication they render to the Altar. The same way you give, you will receive. There is freedom to give the way you want to. However, you will receive as much as you give (Luke 6.38). No one can escape from this.
In the parable of the ten virgins, apparently, they were all prepared waiting for their bridegroom. They were all virgins (without sin) and had the same spiritual conditions. But when they heard the bridegroom was coming, their offering spoke louder. Half of them entered, while the other half was left behind. Afterward, when the foolish cried out to come in, the LORD said, ‘I do not know you.’
The Lord Jesus said: by their fruits you will know the tree. From above, trees look the same. However, when you pull off their fruit, you see the difference. The same is true when it Christians. Apparently, they are all “converted” and “saved”. But when you evaluate their actions, offerings or social behavior, you will see the reality of their faith, because the offering is a witness of the offering-giver. Whether it is in your defense or your accusation, there’s no escaping from it.
Each offering reveals the character of each offering-giver. It reveals whether he is dishonest or sincere. It proves his faith, his love, his consideration and, above all, his fear of God Almighty. Therefore, by their fruits you will know the tree. The actions of a Christian will reveal what kind of Christian he has been.
Even so, every good tree bears good fruit, but a bad tree bears bad fruit. A good tree cannot bear bad fruit, nor can a bad tree bear good fruit. Every tree that does not bear good fruit is cut down and thrown into the fire. Therefore by their fruits you will know them. Matthew 7.17-20
Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. Matthew 11.28-29
The words of the Lord Jesus make it very clear that the rest needed for those who labor and are heavy laden is granted immediately. But the rest (Salvation) of the soul, depends on what we learn from Our Savior.
Our parents and teachers taught us almost everything in life, from our first steps to our decisions. All this required a lot of time, it did not happen overnight. And, still today, we are continuously learning.
When it comes to the Salvation of the soul, there is no immediacy, unless you die right after accepting the Lord Jesus as your only Savior. But for us, the living, we must “learn from Him.” This requires time, patience, perseverance, and the constant practice of the Word as proof that we have learned.
Jesus answered them and said, “My doctrine is not Mine, but His who sent Me.” John 7.16