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Beginning Prophetic Glory Ring Workshop Scripture References
Jennifer
Lynn Joy © 2007
This is a brief introduction and representation of the many Scriptures throughout the Holy Bible that give reference to Intercessory Prayer Prophetic Worship Dance. The list has been developed through a lifetime of study and research with a grateful heart to the many that have contributed to my life from which this teaching is a fruit of their mentoring and prayers. Positioning Styles and Representations Bowing (Nehemiah 8:6, Psalm 95:6) Kneeling (Romans 14:11, Psalm 95:6) Clapping (Psalm 47:1, Psalm 98:8) Shouting (Joshua 6:5; Psalm 47:1; Psalm 100, Jeremiah 50:15; Joshua 6:16, Psalm 5:11, Isaiah 12:6) Lifting Eyes (Psalm 123; Psalm 5:3) Lifting Hands (I Timothy 2:8, Nehemiah 8:6, Psalm 134:2, Psalm 141:2, Psalm 63:4) Dancing (Exodus 15:20-21, Psalm 149:3, Psalm 30:11, Ecclesiastes 3:4, Jeremiah 31:13, II Samuel 6:14) Leaping and Whirling (II Samuel 6:16) Instruments (Psalm 149, 150) Singing (I Corinthians 14:15—I shall sing with the Spirit, I shall sing with the mind) (Psalm 28:7, Psalm 95:1, Psalm 81:1) Meditation (Psalm 5:1, Psalm 19:14) Falling/Prostration (Joshua 5:14) Laughing (Job 8:20-21, Psalm 37:12-13) Being Still (Psalm 46:10) Pounding Fists – Warfare (Ezekiel 6:11) Stamping Feet – Warfare (Ezekiel 6:11) Treading – Trample (Psalm 108:13, Luke 10:19) Walking (Joshua 1:3) Standing (Psalm 134:1, Psalm 95:6) Intimacy in Worship (Possessed by GOD) Hearing HIS Voice (Mark 4:24, James 1:19, Malachi 2:1). Obeying Immediately (Matthew 4:20-22, John 14:23-24). Seeing from HIS perspective (John 5:30). Trusting Implicitly (Psalm 22:4). Worship in Spirit and in Truth (John 4:24). Perseverance/Price Make a life commitment to JESUS; HE gave HIS whole life for you. What would your life be like if YESHUA only gave 10% - a tithe on the cross? Continually offer up a sacrifice of praise (Hebrews 13:15). Present your bodies a living and holy sacrifice, acceptable to God (Romans 12:1). Dignity…respectability versus barren life (II Samuel 6:14-23). Suffer for the sake of Jesus (Philippians 1:29-30). Delight in insults, hardships, persecutions (II Corinthians 12:10). Prepare for purging/scourging ….holiness after chastening (Hebrews 12:6). Effects and Purpose of Worship Releases the Manifest Presence of the LORD – God inhabits the praises of HIS people (Psalm 22:3, Job 36:27, Ecclesiastes 11:3, Hosea 6:3, II Chronicles 5:11-14, Exodus 29:41-46). Connects us with our true purpose and gives wholeness (I Peter 2:9) chosen generation a royal priesthood. Releases Prophetic Anointing (II Kings 3:11-27, II Chronicles 29:27, Colossians 3:16, Ephesians 3:19). Releases the Supernatural Power of GOD (Acts 16:25-26, Jonah 2:9, II Chronicles 20:21-22, II Chronicles 13:14-15). Opens us to the Holy Spirit’s revelation (Acts 13:2,3; II Kings 3:15-16, Zechariah 10:1, Psalm 65:9, Deuteronomy 11:10-11, Job 36:27-29). Brings Deliverance from satanic influences and tormenting demonic activity (Psalms 32:7, Psalm 106:47, I Samuel 16:23, Acts 16:25-34). Brings Unity and Intimacy (John 12:32 answers Jesus prayer in John 17:21). Brings Salvation (Acts 16:25-34). Defeats the enemy (II Chronicles 20:3) V3. 1,160,000 valiant warriors; V18 All Judah and inhabitants fell down before the LORD. Praise Dance Barak: To bless, to praise, to kneel, to salute, to declare GOD’s power (Judges 5:2, I Chronicles 29:10, Psalm 104:1, Ephesians 3:14, Philemon 2:10-11). Hallal: To be grateful, to confess, to brag or boast about GOD, to declare GOD’s character, to shine, to be foolish, to rave, to celebrate, (I Chronicles 16:4, Psalm 119:164). Todah: Sacrifice of praise, choreography, processions, offerings, thanksgiving, worship (Psalm 50:23, Psalm 42:4, Psalm 50:14, Psalm 56:12, Psalm 95:2, Psalm 100:4, II Chronicles 29:31, Jeremiah 17:26). Zaman: Singing praise, pluck the strings of an instrument, and praise with instruments (Psalm 57:7, I Chronicles 15:16, I Chronicles 16:9, Psalm 147:7). Almos (Greek): To celebrate with praises and thanksgivings, to laugh. (Matthew 21:16, Acts 2:47, Romans 15:11). Warfare DanceBruise Satan under your Feet (Romans 16:20). Yielded unto GOD (Romans 6:13). Leaping in Victory, Deliverance (Psalm 18:29, Psalm 33, Psalm 34, Psalm 37, Psalm 50). Executing Vengeance (Psalm 149:3, Psalm 7, Psalm 8). Mechowlah: Company of dancers. The word company is defined as machaneh , which is an army of dancers. Tehillah: (used 300 times in Scriptures) To sing a word, war praise, high praise, GOD’s response to our Faith (Psalm 22:3). Shabach: To shout, to triumph, proclaim victory over an enemy, to raise loud noise, to give forth a war cry, to command, and to glory (Luke 19:37-39, Psalm 63:3, Psalm 132:9, Psalm 147:12, Psalm 47:1, Psalm 35:27, II Chronicles 13:14-16, Joshua 6:16, Joshua 6:20-21, Zechariah 4:7, Psalm 132:16). Intercessory DanceChuwl, khool: (pronounced “Cool”) means to twist or whirl in a circular motion, to dance, to bear, to wait, to tarry, to writhe in pain (as in child birth), to bring forth, to rest, to shake, to trust, to be wounded, to tremble, to be sore or in much pain, to fall in pain from grief (Jeremiah 51:29, Hosea 13:13, Isaiah 26:17-18, Isaiah 42:13-15). Yadah: To worship with extended hands, to throw your hands out or up, to express thanksgiving, to sing a song of love to GOD, to use your hands to cast out (II Chronicles 20:19-21, Psalm 134:2, Nehemiah 8:6-7, Psalm 63:4, Exodus 17:8-12). Megaluno (Greek): To make great, large or long, to magnify (Luke 1:46). Prophetic Dance Spontaneous Dance (I Samuel 18). Psallo, Psalmos (Greek): To sing praise in spiritual ecstasy or to make melody, a song of praise, to sing spontaneous words unto the LORD (I Corinthians 14:15, Colossians 3:16, Ephesians 5:19). Celebration DanceChagag: Move in a circle, to march in sacred procession, to observe a festival, to be giddy, celebrate, dance, keep or hold a solemn feast or holiday, to reel to and fro (I Chronicles 15:29). The men danced (Jeremiah 31:13). The women danced (Exodus 15:20). God Danced (Zephaniah 3:17). 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