The Gate Prophetic Ministry

Changes On The Gate Prophetic Ministry  Change is inevitable and in this case its not a bad thing it just is. You was a follower of the ministry will truly not miss very much in fact my ability to prophesy is increasing with my obedience and pulling somewhat even further out of the world.  I, like you would listen to many prophets and I wanted the site on a fast track, get more users, make it more visibly appealing, add graphics, play some music which I performed at the intro. I wanted to be known by all the 'big' prophets but at the same time knew that wasn't my time but I was pushing it. As the Lord told me once, Let life come to you, do not rush at it or pursue it. What I've learned is what is supposed to be From God will come at its time, if your like a dog on a lead and yanking on the lead God will allow you to do that until he's ready to go where HE determines, not you!  A Sister reminded me of the author of the music I had used for the intro or may still have...

 From Chabad.org Hebrew Word Of The Day Soul: Neshamah (נְשָׁמָה) Look Within By  Mendel Kalmenson and Zalman Abraham «  Previous Names: Shem (שֵׁם) Next  » Faith: Emunah (אֱמוּנָה) Art by  Sefira Lightstone Responding to the timeless question, “Where is  G‑d ?”—the Kotzker  Rebbe  famously replied, “Wherever you let Him in.” 1 Judaism teaches that  G‑d  isn’t to be found only in the ether, relegated to the heavens, inaccessibly distant and outside of us; rather, He can be found within each one of us. Reflecting this spiritual truth, the Hebrew word  neshamah , soul, shares the same etymological root as the word  neshimah —breath. 2 Unlike the rest of creation, which was brought into being through G‑d’s speech, as in,  G‑d  said : “Let there be light” and there was light, 3  the soul of man was not spoken into creation. Instead,  G‑d  breathed  into his nostrils a living soul, and man thus became a...