Let There Be Light

Gen 1:3

And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.

The 1st. act that God does for the earth is to bring the Light.

This Light is the revealer of the fullness of God. It will help us to understand God and all He has to offer man.

And God said -

God spoke to the universe a law, a eternal law. This law is still in affect now and forever.

Let there be light:

What is Light -

Something that makes things visible or gives illumination.

A luminous rays which flows from the sun, a candle, a lamp, a beacon.

Illumination of mind; instruction; knowledge; understanding, wisdom.

To reveal, Enlightened.

The Divine Word always brings us Light.

Here in Genesis, we have the salvation story.

The Spirit hovers over the earth as He will do to us. Then comes the speaking, the Word of God. Through that speaking, you receive the living Word and that living Word enlightens you from within.

“God Said: Let There Be Light”

When God speaks, He commands the light to shine out of darkness. God who said, Out of darkness, Light shall shine, the one Who shined in our hearts.

God's speaking brings in light, for generating life: the light came to drive out the darkness that covered the waters of death. Praise the Lord. This is really meaningful. I can testify that when I was saved, it was exactly like this: firstly, the Spirit came; secondly, the Word of God came; thirdly, the light came.

I was enlightened within. Something was shining within me. I believe that this was also your experience. 2 Corinthians 4:6, we also have John 1:4-5. 

"In the beginning was the Word...In Him was life, and the life was the light of men. And the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness did not overcome it" When light comes, darkness must flee.
Who and What is Light?

Light is Christ, the living Word of God. When Christ came as the real Light to shine in the darkness, the darkness could not overcome Him. He is the real Light. We need to recall our condition before we were saved. We were just waste and empty, Genesis 1:2 our lives were meaningless, and we were covered with darkness. Within us was an abyss, a bottomless pit. And in this abyss was a swarm of demons, driving us to lose our temper, to gamble, to lust, and to do many other evil things. We were waste and empty, full of darkness and death.
But, God Said: Let There Be Light
Praise the Lord !!! 

This Light is God's establishment on the earth so there could be Life.

Matthew 5:14-16   
James 1:17

Jesus Is The: Word, Light, Bread and Life for man to be able to exist.

John 1:5 
Hebrews 1:3 
Colossians 1:16-17

Gen 1:4

And God saw the light, that it was good: and God divided the light from the darkness.

Light is Good:

God is Light - God is Love - God is Life

We need this Light to know the Love of God for the River of Life to flow in us. There is no hope without the Light that God gave in the first day of creation. When the Glory of God comes upon you, you will start to feel as your body is illuminating. (Like Moses when he came down from mount Sinai). Exodus 34:29

Darkness is Bad

Satan is Darkness - Satan is Hate - Satan is Death

This darkness cannot have any part of this light. Wrongdoers prefer darkness, to hide their dirty secrets of sin. Satan is darkness, he brings fear to the people in his bondage of lies. The outside of his human temples are hiding the dark secrets of their lives. They all think that they are doing great in this world greed and lust to satisfied their bodies. When the end comes there will be a great amount of fear because they know what is waiting for them.

So many scriptures that lets us know that the first day of creation is the Light that reveals God to us.

Matt 4:16; Luke 11:34; Luke 11:35; Luke 11:36; John 1:5; John 8:12; John 12:35; Ps 119:105; John 3:19; John 3:20; John 3:21; John 12:46; 1John 1:5; 1John 1:6;1 John 1:7; Acts 26:18; Rom 13:12; 1Thess 5:5; 1Pet 2:9; John 11:9; Eph 5:8; Rev 21:22; Rev 21:23; Rev 21:24; Rev 21:25

Gen 1:5

And God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night. And the evening and the morning were the first day.

This separation was for the purpose of discerning day from night, causing the light to be set apart.

Immediately after you were saved, you most likely had very little discernment and were unable to distinguish between light and darkness. After you were saved awhile and had gone on with the Lord, gradually there was a separation within you and you had the discernment to say, "This is light and that is darkness. I will keep the light, but not the darkness." Before we were saved, we had no day at all, only a night of twenty-four hours. We were constantly in the night, a dark and cloudy night with no stars. But, Praise the Lord! From the day we were saved, something began to dawn like the morning. This is the day.

Perhaps your first day was only four hours long, and then evening came again. Regardless of how long it was, you had your first day. Praise the Lord! After ten hours of night, you came to a meeting and in that meeting you saw the dawn. It was another day and you shouted, "Hallelujah!" Then you went to school or to work and evening came again. Don't be disappointed—evening is a sign that morning will come. Also, when you are in the morning, be prepared for the evening to come again. In Genesis 1:5, it doesn't say morning and evening; it says evening and morning because we came out of the night. "And evening and morning were the first day." Praise the Lord!

With younger people the night seems to be longer, but with the old folks the night is shorter. Because someone is experienced, their spiritual day is longer. They might have a spiritual day that is nineteen hours and their spiritual night only five hours. When we get into the New Jerusalem, there will be no night at all (Rev. 21:25). We need to grow with the power source for this Light, the Word, Prayer and Worship. Perhaps your day is just ten hours and your night fourteen hours. We all need to grow to make our days to be longer and your nights to be shorter. (Amen)

We need the separation of day and night, the discernment between light and darkness. In   2 Corinthians 6:14, Paul asks, "What fellowship has light with darkness?" This word must also refer to Genesis 1:4. God has separated light from darkness; so don't try to mix them. Light has nothing to do with darkness. What kind of fellowship can light have with darkness? This means that we are Children of Light and that we shouldn't be yoked or mingled with the people living in darkness. We must maintain the separation. They are children of darkness and we are Children of Light. We all must say, "What communion can there be between light and darkness?" This is a real separation. If we keep this requirement, we will have more light.

Be as a Lighthouse, to bring in people from the sea of darkness.