02/04/25 ORAÇÃO DA MADRUGADA - Apóstola Sol Daniela Carvalho

Key Concepts:

• Jesus's sacrifice and identification with humanity
• Overcoming fear of death through Jesus's death
• Jesus as a helper of believers, not angels
• God's desire to help and serve believers
• Jesus's temptations and victory over them
• Access to God through Jesus
• The significance of Good Friday (Sexta-feira da Paixão)
• Miracles of healing and liberation
• Prayer and faith
• Monte Manaim as a place of miracles

1. Jesus's Identification with Humanity and Sacrifice

• Hebrews 2:11-17 is cited to emphasize that Jesus, who sanctifies, and those who are sanctified share a common origin in God.
• Jesus is not ashamed to call believers brothers.
• Jesus participated in human condition to defeat the devil and liberate those enslaved by the fear of death.
• Jesus helps humans, not angels, as stated in Hebrews 2:16.
• Jesus became like his brothers in every way to be a merciful and faithful high priest and make propitiation for the sins of the people.

2. God's Desire to Help Believers

• An analogy is drawn with the speaker's grandson, Davi, who constantly seeks to please him.
• This illustrates how God, being perfect and unlimited, seeks ways to help believers and provide what they need.
• God offers as much of His infinite love and power as we can bear.

3. Jesus's Temptations and Victory

• Jesus was 100% human and experienced everything in the flesh to become similar to us.
• Jesus was tempted in the desert after fasting for 40 days and nights and overcame the devil.
• He was tested on the cross and approved by God.
• Because Jesus suffered when tempted, he is able to help those who are being tempted.

4. Access to God Through Jesus

• The veil was torn when Jesus died, granting access to God the Father.
• Jesus is the only way to God.
• Believers can access and possess what Jesus has done and conquered through faith.

5. The Significance of Good Friday (Sexta-feira da Paixão)

• Good Friday is the most important day for a Christian because it marks Jesus's death on the cross for humanity.
• It represents a radical change in life and the ultimate solution to any situation.
• Even in situations of illness, the final word is not the doctor's but Jesus's.
• Good Friday is the day of miracles and healing.

6. Miracles and Healing at Monte Manaim

• A powerful move of miracles, healing, and liberation is expected from heaven on Good Friday at Monte Manaim.
• Believers are preparing in faith for this great day of miracles.
• Monte Manaim is described as the place of great miracles of God.

7. Prayer and Faith

• A prayer is offered for those facing anguish, affliction, and despair.
• Gratitude is expressed for trials and temptations, which draw believers closer to God.
• The day is blessed, and thanks are given for God's blessings and the preparation for Good Friday.

8. Conclusion

• The message emphasizes the power of Jesus's sacrifice, the accessibility of God through faith, and the expectation of miracles, particularly on Good Friday at Monte Manaim. The speaker encourages listeners to embrace faith and anticipate divine intervention in their lives.