Sunday Morning Service at The Potter’s House of Dallas Live Broadcast 8th January 2023.
Do you trust how God works, or do you worship your opinion? Many of us think we know how to handle most situations, but what happens when we encounter uncertainty?
Bishop T.D.Jakes is a renown preacher, writer and lead pastor of Potter’s House. You can expect to be under his ministration as you tune in today and be immensely blessed.
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The Light of Heaven – Sermon By TD Jakes
When Moses gets ready to embody and say, “Who shall I say sent me”? God said, “You can’t even handle it. You don’t even have a word. You don’t have a word to describe what I am. I am so much. All I want you to do is go down there and tell Pharaoh I am that I am, ’cause your language is limited. Your language is crippled”. You have to understand that language is crippled. When I was teaching Wednesday night, last Wednesday night, I was telling you how the King James version came into being and how all the subsequent versions came into being, and understanding that language is limited, and the more we understand about the original language, the closer we get to deeper understandings of what God is saying, and then language changes meanings with time.
And so, you have all of these revisions, not because God is revised but language is limited. If I took you to Israel today, the Hebrew that they’re speaking over there now is not the Hebrew that they were speaking years ago because language evolves and it changes and it flows and it means different things at different times. So I could say “there,” T-H-E-R-E, or I could say “their,” T-H-E-I-R, or I could say “they’re,” T-H-E-Y, apostrophe, R-E, and it all sounded the same but it all meant something different, or if I say I love you and you say I love you, it doesn’t mean that what I meant by love is what you meant by love because language is limited.
So, language cannot afford God. Do you understand what I’m saying? Language goes bankrupt trying to describe God because God is infinite. He is everlasting. He is immutable. He is eternal. He is sovereign. He is the mighty God. He is the everlasting Father. He is the Prince of Peace. And so, language goes bankrupt trying to define God because God is beyond any word that you will ever come up with in order to explain his majesty. Oh, if I had the tongues of men and of angels, I still would be at a deficit to describe the magnitude of who God is.
