Being a Pillar
8/8/24 10:16 AM
LynL
Leftbehindinstructions.com
08/07/24
A pillar, a foundation, something that is stronger than the rest. A pillar holds up the structure that sits upon it. It becomes inherently part of the foundational walls (stilts, ground).
Pillars are counted on to hold up everything that rests on it. Without the pillars there is nothing that will hold up to time.
Each one of my pillars are rock solid and give of themselves for others. Others can rest upon them knowing they are safe and secure. Pillars are part of that foundation that makes the whole complete.
My children that are among the chosen, choose of their free will to become that pillar, that rock, that foundation for others. They take the strength within them and share with others to put them on firm ground.
It is an honor to be a pillar, for not many can accomplish this goal. For the heart must be steadfast, forgiving, loving and understand that none are perfect, to work in this capacity. They cannot be judgmental, for all have sinned. They exude my strength through what they are willing to do for others becoming the pillar they were meant to be.
Definition of Pillar: If someone describes you as a pillar of strength, he’s saying you’re reliable and supportive, much like a pillar or column of a building that helps hold the structure up. The spelling of the word pillar looks like it has two pillars right at its center, holding the word up. If you describe someone as a pillar of society or as a pillar of the community, you approve of them because they play an important and active part in society or in the community.
Example: My father is a pillar of the community. Synonyms: supporter, leader, rock, worthy.
Bible Reference: What is the pillar in Revelation?
In this verse Jesus promises to make “the conqueror” a pillar in God’s temple. The Greek word nikōn refers to someone who overcomes or obtains victory.
