HOLY COMMUNION

The holy communion is a very powerful meal…

In fact, as we prepare for tonight service, the Lord said to me that tonight's communion service is an inauguration into the Supernatural life…

This is great in implications; if you read Exodus 12, you'll see how the communion/Passover put a demarcation on the Israelites in Egypt, draws God to revenge on the enemies of Israel by killing all firstborn, deliverance, Angelic intervention and healing of all sickness and diseases (internal and external healing) etc. - mass exodus!

So I have no doubt whether or not you'll be delivered and unquestionably free tonight, but my fear is for what was supposed to be for your freedom not ending up in putting you in bondage hence, this warning!

It is holy communion not dirty communion i.e. hallowed meal…

- You'll remember in the days of Moses, anyone who's not a native of Israel was not allowed to partake in it… Exodus 12:43-45, Numbers 9:14 (NIV)

- Judas Iscariot partook of it with the Lord Jesus and afterward Satan entered him and went into darkness John 13:21-30 (NIV) — Paul warns against eating of the Lord's table with sin as it has killed some people already… 1 Corinthians 11:27-30 (NIV)

To this end, I will not want to take anything for granted tonight, can you go to God in repentance and ask Jesus to have mercy on me…

Father, please intervene and defend the cause of your people from every task master that has refused to let us go…

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