Jane Hamon: The God of My Strength (Habakkuk 3:19)
Channel: King of Kings Worship Center
Date: 2021-06-10

Jane Hamon: The God of My Strength (Habakkuk 3:19)
Jane speaks at Vision Church at Christian International on Mother’s Day, May 9, 2021. 
Quotes: “Habakkuk 3:19 shows us this word Jehovah Chayil, meaning the Lord our strength. When we read Proverbs 31, we read about the virtuous woman. The word that is used when it speaks about the virtuous woman, “Who can find a virtuous woman,” is the same word "Chayil." I really think that if you read this passage, you realize it's not just about some amazing superwoman somewhere. But it actually is, I think, a picture of Solomon's expression of love towards his bride. But in it, there's a prophetic picture about Jesus and His bride.”

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So today, I'm actually going to minister out of Proverbs 31, which is the chapter that is often referred to as the passage about the virtuous woman. However, I really think that if you read this passage, you realize it's not just about some amazing Superwoman somewhere. But it actually is, I think, a picture of Solomon's expression of love towards his bride. But in it, there's a prophetic picture about Jesus and His bride. Because let me just say, I used to hate reading Proverbs 31 because this woman was a severe overachiever, specially the part about getting up before the sun to cook for her family. I told my family that is just not going to happen.

All the stuff that this lady did. Now, I'm standing here preaching in front of women that have had nine children. So, I think that they probably hit the mark as valiant, virtuous women. When I read this passage in just a moment, we're going to read it as though it is written to Christ's bride, which is the church. So, for all of you men out there who are maybe a little bit uncomfortable with having a message preached where God is speaking to you and calling you a bride, let me just say that us women always have to deal with the Scriptures that say we're sons of God.

I just want to say the worship was amazing this morning. There was such an intimacy in the worship and an intimacy when we're singing, "You're beautiful to me." How many understand that's a love song between the bride and her bridegroom. So, I want to read you a couple scriptures for those of you that may not be totally on the same page as being a bride.

Revelation 19:6 "And I heard as it were, the voice of a great multitude as the sound of many waters and as the sound of mighty thundering saying, "Hallelujah! For the Lord God Omnipotent reigns. Let us be glad and rejoice and give Him glory for the marriage of the Lamb has come. And his wife..." wave your hand if you're his wife... come on guys, this is the only time you get to be a wife. The only time. "And His wife has made herself ready. And to her it was granted to be arrayed in fine linen, clean and bright, for the fine linen is the righteous acts of the saints. Then he said to me, "Write, blessed are those who are called to the marriage supper of the lamb. And he said to me these are true sayings of God." 

Isaiah 54:5: "For your maker is your husband. The Lord of hosts is his name." That word "Lord of Hosts," is actually Jehovah Sabaoath, which is literally the Lord of the Angel Armies. So our husband's name is the Lord of the Angel Armies. He is powerful. He's mighty. He's magnificent. He's awesome. He's beautiful. Revelation, 22:17 says, "The spirit and the bride say come." 

When we read Proverbs 31, we read about the virtuous woman. The word that is used when it speaks about the virtuous woman, who can find a virtuous woman, is actually the word "Chayil." I really think that if you read this passage, you realize it's not just about some amazing Superwoman somewhere. But it actually is, I think, a picture of Solomon's expression of love towards his bride. But in it, there's a prophetic picture about Jesus and His bride.

I think the church is beginning to understand this passage is actually written about the church, the bride of Christ, the Chayil people of God. This word means 1) valiant, 2) a force of men, means and resources, 3) an army. Did you hear that word from Elijah this morning? God is raising up an army that will destroy death. Out of the mouth of babes. Chayil means an army, wealth, virtue, valor, strength, might, power, riches, ability. Lift your hands up, pull down that Chayil strength of God that God wants to release to us today. God is raising up a valiant church.