Listener: The Holy Spirit awakened me at 3:39 this morning, and, although I did not feel well, I got up to receive and record His message. After I prayed, asking Him to make me truly a Tabula Rasa and to give me His message for Daily Bread, He spoke: I already did. The words in the messages that I gave you Monday that you thought were to be a part of the Bible Study lesson were given for today’s Daily Bread. I knew that you would undergo this attack on your body today. Now, ask for and receive your healing, and go back to bed. Listener: But I hesitated, thinking that perhaps this was my thinking, my choosing to go back to sleep. Then I remembered that at another time the Holy Spirit had told me that if I ever had any doubts about whose voice I was hearing, I was to ask “In whose name do you speak?” The answer was given in words which were almost, not quite but almost audible…and so tender that they brought tears to my eyes. I speak as your Father; My Son, your Savior; and My Holy Spirit Who indwells you. Now, do as I told you…give them the words given to you Monday which you were planning to use in the lesson. I told you that your primary source for teaching the Seven Spirits of God would be My revelations. Tonight I began to give you the first of those revelations; they will not all be quite so painful, but I wanted to make a deep impression on you. If you are to be able to express this teaching to others, you must understand it, to the limited extent to which a human being can understand…but to understand to that extent not just with your mind, but in your spirit. This is going to change your life, Listener. I have shown you My Love, now let Me show you MORE. By “show you” I mean allow you to experience and to try to describe this to others…so that they too may desire it…to desire it so deeply that they will be willing to yield to the extent required to receive it. Later, during Communion, Holy Spirit told me that my experience Sunday night was a part of His revealing the “greater humility” to me; that God is always to be exalted, never me…that I must truly decrease that He may increase. Finally He said, Humility is a wonderful gift, but it is also a great burden. Once truly given and received it must not be laid aside.