The human body is a limitation of divinity. Let me explain
this to you. When Jesus was in human flesh, there were things He couldn’t do,
because He was in the human body, even though He’s Himself God. For example, He
couldn’t continue every day, every hour, without getting tired; He had to
sleep. He couldn’t even minister beyond Israel, as much as He loved the whole
world; He was limited because He was a Jew. Even the Samaritan woman didn’t
want to listen to Him. She said, “How can you ask me for water! You’re a Jew
and I’m a Samaritan; we have no dealings with each other...” (Read John chapter
4).
The limitation of the human body is the limitation of
divinity in you, but the essence of the human spirit—the human personality—is
not the physical body; man is a spirit and God designed divinity to be released
through words! When Jesus was sleeping, the ‘Word’ wasn’t sleeping because
words are illimitable, they go into the realm of the spirit. You can speak from
where you are and have things happen all over the world. That’s the power of
words! You can speak from your closet, and it will have impact in heaven.
Now, I need you to understand this: words are powerful, but
the Word of God is all-powerful! Anybody can say anything and have it produced
results, whether or not he’s a Christian, because man was made in the image of
God, and in His likeness. However, 1 Peter 1:23 says, “Being born again, not of
corruptible seed, but of incorruptible, by the word of God, which liveth and
abideth forever.” When a man is born again, he’s born of the Word. You’re the offspring
of the Word, if you’re born again; you live by the Word. Your life is built by
the Word; you dwell in the Word! What does that tell you? It means that you
don’t just speak words, you speak the Word.
Genesis 1 tells us how in the beginning, God created the
heaven and the earth. He did it with words! When Jesus ministered, He
ministered with words; He changed things with words. Every word He spoke came
to pass. When He spoke to blind eyes, they opened; when He commanded deaf ears,