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WATCHMAN CATHOLIC CHARISMATIC RENEWAL MOVEMENT FIRST FRUIT FASTING FELLOWSHIP JUNE 2026 – Day 2
Theme: BASKING IN THE BLOOD OF JESUS CHRIST Texts: Heb.12:22,24; 13:20-21; 1Jn.5:8; Rev.12:10-11
Our message has to do with the understanding of the nature, operations and efficacy of the Blood of Jesus; and taking advantage of it to abundantly blossom in all spheres of life (Jn.8:32; Pro.24:3-5).
In the introductory session, we treated
“Blood Shedding: the meeting of God’s demands”; in which we exposed the power in the blood to preserve life and cover sin in the Old covenant. Then, concluded with the perfect work
of atonement done by the Blood of Jesus Christ, which nobody can afford to neglect because of the consequences (Heb.2:1-3).
Today, we shall be considering:
Topic: BLOOD OF SPRINKLING: THE VOICE OF EXPRESSION OF DIVINE SATISFACTION
Subtexts: Exo.24:6-8; Heb.9:19-28; 12:22,24; 1Pet.1:2
In physiology, blood is the medium of transportation of nutrients and oxygen to different parts of the body in complex organisms to sustain life.
Spiritually, it is also considered as a life-carrier (Lev.17:11), and the ancients knew its value and made it a token of ratification of serious covenants/agreements such that involved parties become lifelong partners in a common wealth; sharing all things in common, what belongs to one belongs to the other: friends, enemies, resources, etc. It could not be renegotiated or disbanded (Gen. 21:22-32 cp. Jos. 9:3-18).
God entered a blood covenant with Abram (Gen.15:9-12) and Israel (Exo.24:6-8). The sprinkled blood served as both a sanctifier and a connector to the Divinity, making them people of God (Deut.4:1-2,7).
This is the old covenant consisting of human responsibilities and divine promises – sealed with the blood of animals.
At the fullness of time, a new covenant was established with man sealed with the blood of a Perfect Man, carrying responsibilities (which are relatively more intricate but easier–Matt.11:28,29) and divine promises that excels above the former (Heb.8:4-6).
The Lord Jesus entered into the real holy place–heaven with His blood to plead the cause of believers and of sinners at the verge of salvation (Heb.9:18-24, 27-28). It is this precious blood that is speaking in the court of heaven (Heb.12:24). The Blood declares the accomplishment of the Lord Jesus for mankind (Matt.1:21; Jn.19:30; 1Jn.3:8).
“Speaking better things”is a metaphor that eulogizes the Blood of Jesus reflecting the matchless accomplishment.
What then is the Blood saying in heaven?
- Access has been established to God (Heb.4:16; 10:9-22).
There is the right to speak freely without fear of rejection and enjoy access to the court of the Most High.
This was symbolized by the tearing of the veil of the temple (Matt.27:51). It makes a declaration for the believer crying for mercy, forgiveness and full access. This begets the purification of the conscience (Heb.9:13-14).
The speaking Blood sets apart whatever it covers and cleanses amidst all imperfections (1Jn.1:7).
The Blood of Jesus Christ is the most powerful legal force in the universe.
- Authority over the Enemy has been Established (Eph.1:20-22, 26; Rev. 12:11).
The Blood established the victory, having been shed on behalf of man that was tricked by Satan (Gen.3:9; Rom.6:16,11:33).
God’s wisdom designed that Satan should foolishly kill an innocent Man not worthy of death for He had never committed any sin, only that sin was divinely imputed on Him; hence death could not hold Him down (Ezek.18:4,20; Acts 2:24; 1Cor.2:7,8).
Authority is wielded in faith/confidence declaring what the Blood has accomplished at times of declaration or decrees (Rev.12:11; Eph.6:12).
- Accomplishment of Demand of Justice (Gal.6:7; Matt.5:17; Isa.53:3- 5,8,10,11)
Justice demands that people be rewarded according to their works, so mankind whose works are evil should reap evil in all ramifications of life. But as Someone has paid for the sins of mankind, nobody has right to withhold anything good from people that have connected to the substitutionary death.
Therefore, the accuser of brethren should not torment any believer for past sins (Rev,12:10; cp. 2Cor.8:9; Rom.8:1).
- Ratification of the New Covenant (Matt.26:26-28; LK.22:20; Heb.13:20) In divine covenants, there are human responsibilities and divine promises. As the fall of man affected all dimensions of his existence – spirit, soul and body, so did the restoration (Rom. 5:12).
Therefore, the goodies that go with the everlasting covenant should be enjoyed by the believer (Rom. 5:1; 2Cor.8:9; Heb. 8:6 cp. Matt. 6:33).
Here lies the healing rights, the wounds and stripes being the legal exchange for health. Our sicknesses (maladies) were placed on him while his health was credited to us. These are covenant rights that a believer stands on with awareness, when the enemy brings facts of ill health (Isa.53:4-5,10-11; 1Pet.2:24).
Therefore, the Blood of Jesus is speaking divine satisfaction for Jesus’sacrifice, hence crying out for forgiveness, mercy, peace, purity, joy and every lovely thing that was paid for (Matt.6:33).
The believer must not go for anything less.
