Matt Handlovits is Inspired by HabakkuK

BILLY GRAHAM: MOUNTAINTOPS ARE FOR VIEWS AND INSPIRATION

The following is a quote of the Rev. Billy Graham:

"Mountaintops are for views and inspiration

 but fruit is grown in the valleys." 

Recall what HabakkuK advised (Hab. 2:1).
HabakkuK's practical Rule 1:
Get inspired on top of high places.

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Chuck Dodge is inspired by HabakkuK

LIFE STYLE BY HABAKKUK

The fans of HabakkuK live their lives in alignment with his advice.
Watch this testimony by a HabakkuK admirer:

HABAKKUK RULE # 4 - Hold On To Your Faith

HABAKKUK RULE # 4 - Hold on to your faith.

Holding the belief in your purpose is a requirement for its manifestation. 

If you doubt your desired outcome, you stall the mechanism that assembles the components required to complete the manifestation of your objective.

HabakkuK said it: “The just shall live by his faith“.  (Habakkuk 2:4).  

In the original Hebrew language it is said more succinctly – in only three words.

For the universe to help you with your project you have to live in faith in yourself and in your purpose.

St. Paul of Tarsus endorsed this rule of HabakkuK by quoting it twice in his epistles. (Romans 1:17 and Galatians 3:11).  The unknown author of the epistle to the Hebrews (Heb. 10:38), also quoted the same verse from HabakkuK (Hab. 2:4) .

It all comes down to maintaining the continuity of faith. 

Faith is not a one-time act – faith is a way of life.  Within the framework of this way of life - you get to manifest.

Lastly, W. Clement Stone who knew how to manifest said: Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve.

HABAKKUK RULE #3 – You got an appointment

HABAKKUK RULE #3 – You got an appointment.

Your vision will manifest at an appointed time.

“For the vision is yet for an appointed time… it will surly come”  (HabakkuK 2:3). 

HabakkuK’s rules #1 and 2, were simple - no brainers.  HabakkuK’s rules # 3 (and 4 to come next), require deep thought.   

HabakkuK is a philosopher.  He is an early philosopher who wrote between the years 609-598 BCE.  He is the Hebrew-Judaic contemporary of Tales of Miletus, - the first of the pre-Socratic Greek philosophers, who were the teachers of Socrates, Plato and Aristotle - the trailblazers of the western thought and philosophy as we know it.

Here in this verse HabakkuK already tinkered with the relative meaning of time.

Let us read HabakkuK’s full definition of time:
“For the vision is yet for an appointed time, but at the end it shall speak, and not lie: though it tarry wait for it; because it will surly come, it will not tarry.” 

Time is an independent dimension.  Time is a subjective concept. 

For convenience and intellectual laziness we measure time by days or years.  But how about assessing (expressing) time in terms of speed of light? 

Forget it.  It gets too complex. 

Therefore HabakkuK’s Rule # 3 means that given the right time every vision will surly come.  Because, given the sum total circumstances required for manifesting - it has an appointed time.  It is that simple.

Now then, if you want to witness your vision manifested - do something about it.

Get up and at least write it down… 

Next post coming is HabakkuK’s Rule #4.