Then Moses said to the sons of Israel, “See, the LORD has called by name Bezalel the son of Uri, the son of Hur, of the tribe of Judah. And He has filled him with the Spirit of God, in wisdom, in understanding and in knowledge and in all craftsmanship. Exodus 35:30-31
When starting a new project or when faced with a new challenge, have you ever just ‘known’ what to do? When God wants to impart something to you, it becomes instinctual and all of a sudden. This all of a sudden download can be experienced as wisdom, discernment, understanding, or knowledge. It does not require your reasoning; it is intuitive and all at once it is known to you. There is a difference between reasoning where you can feel yourself thinking something out versus simply knowing what to do. The word of the Lord may come one instruction at a time yet when he speaks you will know it in your knower. Some call this a word of knowledge or a download. This is what Bezalel experienced when God downloaded the wisdom he needed to complete the task God gave him to do.
In your lane of assignment, you may experience an instant understanding, a rapid learning, or an immediate sense of direction of knowing what to do, when to do it, and how to do it. While God‘s nature in you is moving to do the Supernatural, you must still walk out the natural to perform the practical. It is in walking out the supernatural practically that opens the door to the next impartation.
REFLECT TO CONNECT:
- When have you experienced a download from the Lord?
- What is the difference between thinking it through versus knowing it intuitively?
- Why is God‘s gift to you in wisdom, understanding, and skill important in your particular lane of assignment?
Principle: While God‘s nature in you is moving to do the Supernatural, you must still walk out the natural to perform the practical.
