If It Doesn't Have A Pulse Leave It Alone Posted by School Of Impartation and Living , Friday, November 16, 2012 at 8:14 PM, in Labels: bride of Christ, Jaziz Hallas, Jesus, prophetic word, repent, revival, revolutionary, War World II

 

     Recently I came across a veteran who had fought in the War World II and was part of the invasion of Normandy. The invasion of Normandy also referred to as "D" day was the largest sea borne invasion in history. The allied forces had gathered on the shores of France which were Nazi (German) controlled to break up the stronghold of their enemy. Unfortunately, due to some miscalculations on the weather the troops suffered major casualties. They couldn't see due to a dense fog on the coast the water was deep and many drowned just getting to shore. They were gunned down as the Germans waited for their arrival. As bodies lay all over the beaches of Normandy it was the job of the medics to seek the living among the dead. They went from body to body checking for pulses and assessing whether the soldiers would live or die. Since they too were in the line of fire they had no time to stop and move the dead bodies; they simply left them there. No time for rites or funeral arrangements they were in the middle of a battle and for their own survival they had to leave what was dead to save what was living.

     I heard this from the Lord...In this next season if it doesn't have a pulse leave it alone. You can not afford to stand over that which is dead and mourn over it. Move on. If that relationship is dead... move on. If that person is dead (to God)... move on. If a vision is dead... move on. Your past is dead... move on. You can't afford to stare at a dead corpse because you are in the midst of battle and in the line of fire. Don't give it any more time, thought, or energy. You will need all the energy you need in the coming days. Don't be a foolish and give your oil to those who refuse to prepare themselves in the presence of God. Matthew 25:8-9 ⁸ And the foolish said to the wise, ‘Give us some of your oil, for our lamps are going out.’ ⁹ But the wise answered, saying, ‘No, lest there should not be enough for us and you; but go rather to those who sell, and buy for yourselves.’ (Watch your oil level)
The bottom line is: To survive in these last days you will have to attend to which is living and leave that which is dead alone.
Philippians 3:13,14 Forgetting those things which lie behind and pressing toward the mark...

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