Meaning.
To move around in, go through, or look through in an effort to find something.
1. To ensure they have freedom to Search, the police obtain a search warrant.
2. To ensure they Search properly the airport stuff will ask politely to have your bags scanned.
3. To ensure they search properly the rescue team don’t need interference so they put barrier tape.
4. To ensure they Search properly, police will ask that you put your hands up as they search you if you pause a danger.
5. To ensure they Search properly, the rescue team will shine bright lights in dark places so the can see everything clearly.
6. To ensure they Search properly, a road block is set up for all to slow down and open the boot of the cars willingly and answer questions such as “where are you coming from?”.
7. For a search to be conducted successfully, there must be willingness and cooperation from the ones being searched. Not to open all rooms to be searched for example raises suspicions and doubts about the search results and a report will show unsatisfactory search results. To find nothing wrong after you are searched sets you free. Jesus has the search warrant for your life in totality.
Genesis 31:34 KJV
Now Rachel had taken the images, and put them in the camel’s furniture, and sat upon them. And Laban searched all the tent, but found them not.
Psalms 139:23 KJV
Search me, O God, and know my heart: try me, and know my thoughts:
Jeremiah 17:10 KJV
I the LORD search the heart, I try the reins, even to give every man according to his ways, and according to the fruit of his doings.
“And when Jesus comes in He wants to be welcome. But we’ve got little secret doors, little bitty doors in our heart, that we don’t want Jesus in. Over to the right-hand side of the human heart, after Jesus gets in, is a little door called “pride.” “Oh, I will receive Him as Saviour, but don’t you try to tell me the way I have to dress, and the way I have to do. Oh, if I have to let my hair grow out, if I have to stop smoking cigarettes, or quit going down to the pool room, I don’t want nothing to do with it.” Don’t worry, He won’t stay long. Pride…
There’s another little heart door in there called “your own private life.” You don’t want nobody dilly-dallying with that. “I live my life. I do this, that, or the other. It’s nobody’s business what I do.” Haven’t you heard that old proverb? But I tell you, you are not your own. You are bought with a price, and you belong to God. You have no right to your own privacy. God should know everything, and He does know everything that you do. And He should have the right to that door”
Rev. William Marrion Branham
NORTON 25.09.2020
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