A vision of a schedule

A vision of a scheduale

The week, the day, the well established measure of responsibility.

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More each day. I saw a day schedule extended with a glowing hour.

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I saw a calender week of six, each day with a glowing hour.

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The third part I was not shown, I instead felt it as an understanding. Acts of genuine faithfulness to do the will of God. Serving others because the truth is in us. And the hours of the sum became a day the enemy had no power to dismiss.

Although it is not on the calender of time, an entire extra day has been established in good works throughout the normal week.

Paul and Timothy established this ethic as examples to the congregation. A group that established itself on giving up everything to be a part of a body - together in the truth.

The Holy Spirit is witness to it, our grace gives reason for it, and by the kingdom is a part of it. Establishing this representation that is missed; honoring the unseen in the seen.

Doing something in the name of someone is representing that someone honorably.

The name of the Father is doing His will
The name of the Son is acting on his Authority
The name of the Holy Spirit is by the Kingdom in faith

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I hear the passage 'render unto caesar what is his, render unto God what is His, and render unto me what is mine.'

I see a work week that is dedicated to the established syatem of man and his authority.

I see the same work week with time every day, like a spiritual tithe, offered in prayer and thanks, and teachings.

I see the same work week; but with time added every day to honor the Father, because it is the Son living in us doing his Father's will.

I see this understanding representing a tithe of our existence, instead of a tax or a tithe to a house of man. And this established offering is recognized eternally, like a gathered harvest of fruit we have established here on earth, that is then celebrated in heaven.

And then I am reminded of the passage of faith without deeds is dead. So that this added time we spend doing the Father's will, is not just in readings and prayers and psalm, but in charity and mercies and compassion. Showing love, treating others how you would have yourselves treated. In this context, loving one another is an opportunity to fulfill our commitment to the Father, instead of considered as rewarding others with our presence. Too often to we act with expectations of thanks or reward.

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