Well, last week we talked about how to make accurate decisions in the Holy Ghost.

And we talked about the confirmation.

You have to go back and catch it.

If you missed it, we laid out how God confirms his guidance.

First of all, you want to get involved with what God's doing.

You don't want to be always desperately praying for God to bless what you're doing.

Better to be wrestling in the plan of God than trying to get

God involved with your plan. But prayer is a confirmation process. You should have Holy Spirit

peace confirming in your heart. The prayers you're praying, you should also have the word of God.

God will start speaking through the scriptures to confirm what you're going through. And that circumstances

will divinely start to line up. And things will start to happen. you're going through. And that circumstances will divinely start to line up

and things will start to happen. We call them coincidences. Well, Pentecostals call it confirmation,

because that's what it really is, circumstances that line up. And then God will use people right now,

these broadcasts, this teaching, anointed teachers, people that have a background, a calling for

this are particularly energized by the Spirit of God for you to hear the right thing at the right

time that you need to hear. And when you put all this together, you end up having that divine

alignment for good decision making. Now I want to go to something else. And it's a verse in the Bible. Take a look at it's Deuteronomy chapter 22. You ever read these verses, and they sometimes don't even make any sense. And so it's Deuteronomy chapter 22, verse 10, and it's these Levitical laws. And you read that and you go, well, I'm glad I'm not in the Old Testament. Don't have to do all that. Well, you see, you're missing the fact that these things weren't written for literal application. They were written for spiritual application. And Paul says that. I'll show you where he takes a law in the Old Testament that you do legally. And it's like, well, I don't know what that's all about, but then he says that the principle is what the Torah is talking about. You shall not plow with an ox and a donkey

together. You shall not wear a garment of different sorts of wool and linen mixed together.

He's talking about mixture in these verses. You shall not sow your vineyard with

different kinds of seeds, lest the yield of the seed which you sown in the fruit of your vineyard

be defiled. Put the wrong stuff in the garden. They could strangle each other. Deuteronomy 2210,

you shall not plow with an ox and a donkey. What in the world are we talking about here?

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