I think I am going to call these morning blogs, THE TRUTH ON THE TRAIL. Thanks for listening every morning and commenting either privately or publicly about how they are ministering to you. 

THE TRUTH ON THE TRAIL this morning ignited in Genesis 50, but ripples throughout the word of God. When a significant person dies, it detonates a visitation from God. I had never seen it this way before, but follow this bread crumb trail with me. 

Genesis 50:24 says, “At the end, Joseph said to his brothers, “I am ready to die. God will most certainly pay you a visit and take you out of this land and back to the land he so solemnly promised to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.” Joseph says when I die, then God is going to visit you. 

Joshua 1:1-2 “After the death of Moses the servant of GOD, GOD spoke to Joshua, Moses’ assistant: “Moses my servant is dead. Get going. Cross this Jordan River, you and all the people. Cross to the country I’m giving to the People of Israel.” After Moses died God visited His people by giving them land as an inheritance. 

Isaiah 6:1 “In the year that King Uzziah died, I saw the Master sitting on a throne—high, exalted!—and the train of his robes filled the Temple.” When Uzziah died, that is when Isaiah saw the Lord. Isaiah’s vision led to his commissioning as a prophet to the nation of Israel. 

Acts 1:2-5 “After his (Jesus’) death, he presented himself alive to them (the apostles) in many different settings over a period of forty days. As they met and ate meals together, he told them that they were on no account to leave Jerusalem but must wait for what the Father promised: the promise you heard from me. John baptized in water; you will be baptized in the Holy Spirit.” The death of Jesus ignited the baptism of the Holy Spirit. 

THE TRUTH ON THE TRAIL this morning is that when someone of significance dies it dentonates a visitation from God as an inauguration of a new declaration from heaven. Death is hard, but if God uses even death to visit us, then it is more true than we know that He truly works all things together for the good. Can you see the visitation in the death? Www.apostolicresourcecenter.org