Hebrew History 101 | The Wilderness Protocol | Purging the Leaven of Egypt
This lesson focuses on one of the most vital, yet often overlooked, aspects of our history: The Wilderness as a classroom. Before we can enter the land, we must survive the transition. The Wilderness is not just a place of wandering; it is where the "slave" is purged so the "sovereign" can emerge. Introduction: Many of us want the Kingdom, but we still carry the habits of the captivity. When our ancestors left Egypt, they were physically free in one night, but it took forty years to get 'Egypt' out of their minds. This stage of our history is called the 'Refiner’s Fire.' It is the mandatory bridge between the bondage of the past and the sovereignty of the future. This thought addresses the most painful part of the Return: The internal struggle. Most people focus on the physical escape—getting out of the city, buying land, or changing their clothes or name. But the hardest thing to escape is the "invisible prison" of the mind. The Refiner’s ...
