by Hazel Straub

Fear of harm can cause one to try to protect themselves from harm. When one is hurt by others, it is easy to isolate oneself so one will no longer be vulnerable to further offense or injury. In isolation, one is well defended from hurt by others. It is resolved that no one will ever be able to batter, bruise, damage, distress, or disturb again because one has gone to a well-defended place to say, "Never again!" However, isolation does not heal or bring unity.

A clarion call from God goes forth, "No more isolation, separation between others or groups but instead celebration. No more suspicion of others and their motives. The season of isolation of others, so you will not get hurt, has ended!."

In this new season, there will be no placating or pleading with God. It is time to celebrate the victory, over the adversary of our souls, separation from others is finished. Jesus says, "Celebrate my victory with me." He himself carried our sins in his body on the cross so that we would be dead to sin and live for righteousness. Our instant healing flowed from his wounding. (1 Peter 2:24 TPT)

Shake off the ashes of mourning and put on a celebration bash. I have given you the oil of joy, for the spirit of heaviness. "I am sent to announce a new season of Yahweh's grace and a time of God's recompense on his enemies, to comfort all who are in sorrow, to strengthen those crushed by despair who mourn in Zion—to give them a beautiful bouquet in the place of ashes, the oil of bliss instead of tears, and the mantle of joyous praise instead of the spirit of heaviness." (Isaiah 62:2-3 TPT) Celebrate my goodness to you and praise Yahweh!"

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