Dutch Sheets: God Watches Over His Words to Perform Them (Jeremiah 1:12)
Channel: King of Kings Worship Center
Date: 2022-02-15

Dutch Sheets: God Watches Over His Words to Perform Them (Jeremiah 1:12)
Dutch speaks at the Time to Plow Conference with Chuck Pierce at the Santa Maria Valley Healing Rooms in California on 11/23/2022. Quotes: “In Jeremiah 1:12, it is like God is saying,  "I am watching, you've seen well, Jeremiah. Because I'm watching over my word to Asah with it." I'm going to put my words in your mouth, Jeremiah. And I'm watching over those words to create with them.”

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You cannot just look to government; we are the Government of God.
and we need to begin to speak into the atmosphere,
shift the atmosphere,
let the power there begin to settle into the earth.
How many layers did you say it was going to go? Five!
I don't even understand what this man says sometimes.
But I've been with him (Chuck Pierce) enough to know
he's an accurate prophet, so I'm going to say,
the Word of the Lord and what you decree,
is going to go five layers into the ground.
I don't know what that is but it's going to happen.
In Jeremiah 1:12 "I am watching, you've seen well, Jeremiah.
Because I'm watching over my word to Asah with it."
I'm going to put my words in your mouth, Jeremiah.
And I'm watching over those words to create "asah. "
Did you know that's what Jesus said on the cross
when He said "It is finished?
He may have been speaking Hebrew, " 'asah "
He may have been speaking Greek "tetelestai".
"tetelestai" means finished,
it means accomplish; it means bring something
to the intended goal.
It's only one word, whichever,
whether He said Hebrew or Greek,
Jesus did not bow His head like you've seen in the movies
and go, it is finished; He cried with a loud voice.
And He said either " 'asah "
He cried with a loud voice and the earth quaked when he spoke.
Or He said " tetelestai!" And the word "tetelestai"
not only means perform accomplished,
it's what they stamped on the invoices
in the marketplace of the day, meaning "Paid in Full."
He was saying the debt is paid in full,
but He may have been speaking Hebrew
because He was quoting from Psalm 22:31;
The last word of that Psalm,
which is all about His sufferings on the cross.
The last word is " 'asah," "I have accomplished it."
Or he may have been saying, "new creation come forth."
Because 'asah means to create. And Jeremiah's told,
I'm going to watch over my words that I give to you.
You're going to speak my words
and I'm going to perform or accomplish with them.
That's how I'm going to tear down,
that's how I'm going to pluck up,
that's how I'm going to overthrow.
You're going to speak for me into the atmosphere of the nation
and it's going to do something, it's going to do more
than make you feel good in a room full of people.
When you sing it, it's going to go out through the atmosphere
into the nation and cause something to topple and fall
and something else to rise up.
That's a good word.
I feel like I'm getting close
to be able to spit on the front row.
I'm so into this right now.
And then he says in Isaiah 55:11,
So you know, I was thinking about Chuck
when he was talking about the limp,
is that what you said?
Did you call it the limp?
He said, how long do you--
Yeah, how long do you halt between opinions?
That word there pacach,
it's a word that means to hop or leap.
So it's also the word for, since it's the word for this,
it's the word for hesitate
because you're going this way and then you hesitate.
Anytime you see this in Hebrew, it's a picture language,
it's that word.
So it's the word for Passover.
It's the word for dance,
because, you know,
So Elijah says,
how long are you going to limp between opinions?
You should be dancing, the dance of Passover Israel.
You should be dancing
or you should be rejoicing over your enemies.
You should be dancing around their...
At the Red Sea singing,
God had the horse and the rider thrown into the sea,
this is the time to dance,
Passover has happened, let's dance,
but you're limping the lip of Baal.
And California should be dancing the dance of Passover
but California's limping the limp of Baal.
Isaiah 55:11.
I love this verse.
"So shall my words be that go out of my mouth.
"They won't return to me void."
They'll what?
"They'll accomplish what I please
"and succeed in what I sent them to do."
Accomplish is 'asah
My words will create, they will perform.
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