The Weighing of the Heart; Balance Before Blessings
- Wanda Jones
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š¾ WBJMinistries Sermon; Balance Before Blessings; The Weighing of the Heart
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š¹ Opening Prayer
O Most High Yah, You are the Eternal Judge who weighs our hearts and sees our motives. May Your Spirit lead us into harmony, truth, and righteousness. Cleanse us from hidden faults and let our lives align with Your divine order, not chaos. We humble ourselves before You and ask for balance, for peace, and for purpose.
Halleluyah.
š¹ Scripture Foundation
š Tehillim (Psalms) 51:6 ā Halaleyah Scriptures
> āSee, You have desired truth in the inward parts, And in the hidden part You make me know wisdom.ā
š Mishle (Proverbs) 11:1
> āA false scale is an abomination to ××××, But a perfect weight is His delight.ā
š¹ Balance Before Blessings; The Weighing of the Heart
šŖ¶ The Parable of Nefu and the Feather of Maāat. In the ancient land of blue rivers and gold dust, a young scribe named Nefu š wandered the Valley of the Sacred Flame. He was clever with words but careless with truth. One day, he fell into a trance beneath a sycamore tree š³, and a celestial being appeared ~ a messenger from Yah bearing a scale āļø and a feather šŖ¶. The angel said, ^ āBefore you ask for more~ask; Is your heart light enough to carry the weight of what you desire?ā
One side of the scale held the feather of Maāat~symbol of divine order, truth, and justice. The other side began to fill with Nefuās secret deeds; envy, falsehoods, selfish prayers, broken promises. The scale tilted. He wept. But the messenger said, āReturn to the path of righteousness. Align with the laws written on the hearts of your ancestors. When your heart is balanced, so shall your blessings be.ā
š¹ The 42 Laws of Maāat and Biblical Parallels ⨠These ancient Kemetic laws were not about control~they were about cosmic balance (Maāat). Here are a few paired with scripture;
šŖ¶ Law of Maāat š Scripture Alignment I have not lied.
Shemoth (Exodus) 20:16 ā āDo not bear false witness.āš
I have not committed sin.
1 YohĢ£anan (1 John) 3:4 ā āSin is lawlessness.āš
I have not polluted myself.
1 Qorin'tiyim (1 Corinthians) 6:19 ā āYour body is the temple of the Set-apart Spirit.āš
I have not caused the shedding of tears. Mishle (Proverbs) 6:17 ā āHands that shed innocent blood...āš
I have not been angry without cause. Mattithyahu (Matthew) 5:22 ā āAnyone who is angry with a brother without cause...āš
I have not cursed Yah.
Shemoth ( Exodus ) 20:7 ā āDo not bring the Name of ×××× your Elohim to naught.ā š
These reflect a spiritual law that transcends time and tradition ~ truth, harmony, self-control, and reverence.
š¹ Spiritual Traditions Reflected šIn Kemetic tradition, the heart must be lighter than a feather. In the Hebrew faith, we seek clean hands and a pure heart (Tehillim 24:4) Psalms.š
In Buddhism, detachment from ego lightens the soul. In Catholic confession, the heart is weighed and absolved. In Islam, every action is recorded by angels and judged. In Mohegan culture, balance with the natural world restores honor.
š¹ Application for Today š
š ļø Many people chase titles, money, relationships, or visibility, but their inner scale is off-balance. A person cannot carry spiritual blessings if your spirit is heavy with deceit, pride, or bitterness. The world rewards images, however Yah weighs intentions.
āļø Ask yourself;
Have I lived with integrity this week?
Do I speak what is true, even when it costs me?
Are my prayers in harmony with my actions?
š± Growth starts with honesty.
š¹ Closing Prayer š
Yah of Maāat and Mishpat, of Truth and Justice, weigh our hearts and realign us. Let us live not in performance, yet in purpose. Forgive us for unbalanced ways and fill us with your Ruach, so we walk in peace, righteousness, and divine order.
Let our hearts become as light as the feather of truth.
In the name of Yahusha,
Halleluyah.
š¹ Ministry Notes
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Balance before blessings. Order before overflow. Peace before power.
Halleluyah.
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