Building Spiritual Weight: Walking in the Fullness of the Word

Revelation, Absorption, and Obedience

To build spiritual weight and carry weight in your spirit is determined by the revelation you receive and your ability to absorb and to obey.

The Bible says in Proverbs 16:2,

“All the ways of a man are pure in his own eyes, but Yahveh weighs the spirits.”
Proverbs 16:2

High absorption increases the weight and makes you a carrier of the anointing, giving you dominion, authority, and the ability to endure difficult spiritual climates and overcome.

When the anointing of the word is fully absorbed, it becomes a spirit within and a lifestyle.

To remain in this and grow, you need to act like your life depends on the anointed word of the Holy Scriptures.

For this to operate in divine order, it requires apostolic structure.

Let us look into it now.

Abraham’s Example of Obedience

In Genesis 26:5, it says,

“Because Abraham listened to my voice and kept my charge, my commandments, my statutes, and my Torah.”
Genesis 26:5

Let’s dive into the meaning of the Hebrew words in this verse.

Obviously, obeying His voice and keeping what He says is walking with Yahveh.

Then there is the apostolic structure of the scripture.

It is divided into three categories

Number One: Mitzvah — Commandments

Number one, mitzvah, commandments.

Mitzvah refers to the commandments of Yahveh.

It starts with the Ten Commandments, which should first be written upon the believer’s heart.

Then that writing upon your heart should continue until the fullness of Yeshua, the living Torah, is reached.

The purpose is that the essential spiritual guidance, instruction, and wisdom for living is according to the divine laws is printed in our hearts.

There is a hierarchical order within these commandments.

For example, honoring one’s parents, as stated in Exodus 20:12, is a foundational principle governing relationships.

Failing to do so can lead to breakdowns in other relationships and is often related to mental problems.

Practical application as an example of many, mitzvah also includes specific laws in different categories.

Mitzvah and the Laws of War

My example is from the war laws designed to protect believers.

For instance, in Deuteronomy 20:8, those filled with fear were instructed not to enter battle in order to avoid traumas, defeat, and in worst case, premature death.

This is what Yahveh instructed Gideon to do in Judges 7:3, where all who were afraid were sent home.

How many congregations follow this Torah principle today?

And how many people have been wounded because this commandment was neglected?

Is the picture becoming clear?

You see how harmful Torahlessness is for a person.

Number Two: Chukim — Statutes

Number two, chukim, statutes.

Chukim are the statutes or ordinances that define the relationship between the believer and the Almighty.

Purpose

These laws provide instruction on how to worship the Almighty correctly.

Discernment

They help believers distinguish between the holy and the profane.

Separation From Tradition

Chukim instructs believers to follow Yahveh’s appointed times and feasts rather than man-made traditions or celebrations that may have origins contrary to His will.

You are only counted as faithful when you do what the holy scripture confirms.

Number Three: Precepts — Torah

Number three, precepts, Torah.

Precepts are the third category and represent specific directions for a particular context.

They are often tailored to a ministry, a specific season, or a particular period of time.

They operate as spiritual laws for an assignment and are highly prophetic in nature.

Although precepts may apply to a specific season, they carry an eternal value.

Walking in the Fullness of His Spirit

To walk in the fullness of His Spirit, a believer must understand and apply all three categories.

If someone attempts to walk only by precepts while neglecting the mitzvah and hukim, they will miss the full weight of the potential of the Word.

Their spiritual growth may become a temporary fashion or a passing wind that does not endure.

The result of this is spiritual stagnation.

Familiar spirits, alternative voices that do not originate from His Spirit, are attracted to spiritual stagnation.

However, maintaining these foundations increases spiritual weight, making the believer a carrier of a divine mandate that will disarm the works of the devil.

The Word and the Miltha

“In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.”
John 1:1

According to the Aramaic translation, the word for Word is miltha.

Miltha means manifestation, power, substance, and the Word.

One word, or miltha, from Him can change everything in your life.

Spiritual authority is determined by the interaction between the divine substance of the miltha, the Word, and the resulting spiritual weight a believer carries through humility, purity, love, obedience, and faith.

Becoming a Carrier of Heavenly Power

Together, these elements transform a person from someone who only hears information into a carrier of heavenly power and divine mandate.

This is how you, as the temple of Ruach HaKodesh, the Holy Spirit, are built up, as mentioned in 1 Corinthians 3:16, and how you walk in your divine assignment.

Leave Spiritual Anorexia Behind

It’s time to leave a life of a spiritual anorexic and walk in the fullness of His Word, miltha, and become someone with a heavy substance from Heaven.

It is time to be restored through the commandments, statutes, and Torah, precepts, and to come into divine order for the great end-time reformation, revival, and standing actively for Israel’s restoration.