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Aaron's Urim and Thummim, The Ephod and The Voice of God.  What Was Urim and Thummim in the bible?  These were 'mystery' objects for hearing the voice of God. I used the word 'mystery' because the bible didn't actually describe them to us. But there is a certain revelation I want you to learn from this topic. ( NB - The information in this post might be spiritually deep. Read prayerfully before making any judgements or comments) The Key Highlights in this post. 1. Urim is derived from the Hebrew word that means light. Thummim is derived from the Hebrew that means perfection. Urim and Thummim means lights and perfections. (Exodus 28:30) 2. They were 'undisclosed' objects that were placed on Aaron's breastplate to hear the voice of God concerning Israel. They were for revelation and judgement. 3. They were placed inside the breastplate (in a pocket probably) hung on Aaron's chest which was placed next to the ephod.The ephod and the breastplate was ...

Making A Vow In Prayer The Most Powerful Prayer in Really Tight Situation 1 Samuel 1:11 And she [Hannah] made this VOW: “O  lord of Heaven’s Armies, if you will look upon my sorrow and answer my prayer and give me a son, then I will give him back to you.......” Prayer of a vow is when you make a strong promise to God that you will do a certain thing if God answers your prayer or if He rescues you out of a tight situation.  What made the prayer of Hannah to receive an answer she had prayed for many years was because at that last moment she included a vow in her prayer. She made a firm and dedicated promise to God which she would fulfil after God grants her petition. In my personal life, I have made several vows before God and there is not one of such prayers that didn't receive an answer. I have been in tight situations where there was absolutely no way out.  In most of those situations even a simple prayer of faith didn't work at all. There are moments where you can concl...