Introduction

The words I speak to you,
they are spirit and they are life.
John 6:63

Confessing the Blessings

Did you know that there are more than 32,000 blessings in the Holy Bible? Now I haven’t counted them for myself, but the ones I have already experienced are exceedingly, abundantly more than I could ever think or imagine.

Our words have power. The most powerful words we can speak come from the Word of God. When we speak these words, making them personal and present tense, we are confessing the blessings.

Scripture, in its original language as received from Spirit, that is, inspired, is flowing and poetic. Unfortunately, translations are often awkward and clumsy by comparison to the original text, not allowing the ideas to be easily integrated into our minds, hearts and souls. This explains why the Holy Bible is so difficult to understand. The text has been robbed of its original beauty and form.

The Scriptures on each page of this book are written in the form of personal blessing here and now. As you read these words, these same blessings become a part of your life in the form of spiritual nourishment.

The psalms, or sacred poems in this book have all been received by divine revelation rather than being made up by my human mind. Their contents are in harmony with existing Scripture. Their rhythms have a similar effect to music. They convey the truth that makes us free, bringing peace and harmony into our very beings.

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