Breath of the Holies Quotes

“BREATHING HIS NAME INTO ABRAHAM Originally, Abraham's name was Abram (Gen. 17:1). After God confirmed His covenant to him, God inserted the fifth letter of the Hebrew alphabet, a letter in His own sacred name, into Abram's name making the name Abraham. When you pronounce ABRAHAM you can hear the breathing sound of the letter hei (pronounced "hey") inserted into Abraham's name. Abraham's wife, Sarah, was formerly known as Sarai (Gen. 16:1), until God confirmed a covenant to Abraham in Genesis 17. God inserted the letter hei (H) into Sarai's name making it Sarah! Once again, we hear the breathing sound inserted into the names of Sarah and Abraham. Symbolically, God was breathing His name into this couple so a child could be born to them in their old age. God's Breath brought new life.”
― Perry Stone, Breath of the Holies

“The wilderness creates unusual pressures and challenges.”
― Perry Stone, Breath of the Holies

“Solomon fell after God spoke twice to him in an audible voice, and after he saw the Glory of God fill the temple.”
― Perry Stone, Breath of the Holies

“David's passion was turned toward Bathshcba, which resulted in an affair.”
― Perry Stone, Breath of the Holies

“We must cut through the veils and enter worship in spirit and truth.”
― Perry Stone, Breath of the Holies

“In the Holy of Holies is the BEST of God's presence!”
― Perry Stone, Breath of the Holies

“The human body was the Temple of God.”
― Perry Stone, Breath of the Holies

“God always moves upon a person before He moves within a person.”
― Perry Stone, Breath of the Holies

“A revival is God breathing fresh life upon dry bones!”
― Perry Stone, Breath of the Holies

“When God's Spirit moves mightily, there will be shouting, rejoicing and holy noise.”
― Perry Stone, Breath of the Holies

“The Breath of God brings life to dead things.”
― Perry Stone, Breath of the Holies

“The presence of God is not a burden to bear!”
― Perry Stone, Breath of the Holies

“(Psa. 149:6). Our praise can bring God's Presence to our situation!”
― Perry Stone, Breath of the Holies

“As previously mentioned, the incense contained eleven different spices. This represented prayers of the saints. When searching the New Testament, we discover eleven different types of prayer that the believer can pray: Prayer confessing our sins (I John 1:9) Prayer confessing our faults (James 5:16) Prayer of agreement (Matt. 18:19) Prayer of faith for the sick (James 5:15) Prayer of binding (Man 16:19) Prayer of loosing (Matt. 16:19) Praying in the Spirit (Eph. 6:18) Praying in the Spirit with understanding (I Cor 14:15) Prayer of thanksgiving (Phil. 4.6) Prayer of intercession (I Tim. 2:1) Prayer for general supplications (Phil. 4:6) In the Inner Court areas (of the soul or mind) we form our prayers. We learn doctrine from the scripture, and receive inspiration and enlightenment from the Holy Spirit!”
― Perry Stone, Breath of the Holies

“In Ephesians 1:18, Paul prayed that the eyes of your understanding would be opened. Light expels the darkness, and truth from the Word creates light in the human mind. This light is called understanding. True understanding comes only in the presence of God as the Bread of the Word is continually received.”
― Perry Stone, Breath of the Holies

“The physical body (or outer court) must be presented to God as a living sacrifice (Rom. 12:l). The flesh must be laid down on the altar before you can effectively experience God's Glory. Just as the priest took the offering, cut the flesh of the animals and offered them before God, so we must offer our bodies before God and crucify the flesh on the altar! After the altar experience is the laver. The laver in the wilderness was made of the brass mirrors from the women of Israel. The altar and laver were both made of brass. Brass represents humanity in the Bible. The laver was where the priest washed before entering the Inner Court. Following your salvation experience, you are commanded to be baptized in water (Acts 2:38). The water at the laver of baptism symbolizes the inner cleansing that follows your salvation experience.”
― Perry Stone, Breath of the Holies

“By inserting the letters of His name into the names of the Hebrew people, their destiny was altered, and their future was revealed. Joshua is the Hebrew name Yehoshuah, meaning "God shall save". It is also the Hebrew name for Jesus. Joshua would save the nation of Israel, even as Jesus would save the wicked from their sins (Matt. 1:21).”
― Perry Stone, Breath of the Holies

“The name is considered so sacred that when the scribes would record YHVH (Yahweh) in the scriptures, they would wash, write the name, then wash themselves again! The name was considered so sacred that in the synagogues in Christ's time, when the speaker was to read the sacred name of God, he replaced it with the name Adonai. This would become the covenant name of God to the Hebrew nation.”
― Perry Stone, Breath of the Holies

“While Moses was in Egypt, God revealed his sacred name to him, the name Yehovah! This name consists of four Hebrew letters, yod, hei, vav and hei.   This was the first time that man had ever heard this name. God said, "...this is my name for ever, and this is my memorial unto all generations." – Exodus 3:15 In English, this sacred name, "Yehovah" or "Yahweh", is found almost 7,000 times in the Hebrew scriptures.”
― Perry Stone, Breath of the Holies

“God revealed Himself progressively through visions, dreams, visible manifestations and through His many names.”
― Perry Stone, Breath of the Holies

“When the flood had ended, the Ark rested on Mount Ararat (Gen. 8:4). The date is given as the seventh month and the seventeenth day of the month (Gen. 8:4). This date is important because, beginning at Tishri, the seventh month would be Nisan, also known as Aviv. The seventeenth day would be the same day Messiah would be resurrected. He was crucified on the day of preparation (fourteenth of Aviv) and arose three days later!”
― Perry Stone, Breath of the Holies

“Sin was a result of Satan's rebellion in Heaven. Satan then influenced man to disobey God. Heaven and Earth would need blood to restore the bridge between God and man.”
― Perry Stone, Breath of the Holies