5 Phases of Preparing A Personal Dwelling Place with God:

1) ENTER - THE DOOR
2) ENGAGE - THE MEETING
3) ENCOUNTER - THE GLORY
4) EVACUATE - THE CONSECRATING
5) ENDURE - THE DWELLING

5 Phases of Dwelling with God:

1) ENTER - THE DOOR

Door - pethach - The opening, portal or entrance way in and out of a space; access point - where you enter or leave an area; figuratively - the means

5 Phases of Dwelling with God:

1) ENTER - THE DOOR
2) ENGAGE - THE MEETING

Meet - lôʾ - To, towards, to the point; toward a goal

Engage - Webster - Entangle, interlock or mesh with

5 Phases of Dwelling with God:

1) ENTER - THE DOOR
2) ENGAGE - THE MEETING
3) ENCOUNTER - THE GLORY

Sanctified - qâdôsh - Sacred; set apart, dedicated to service and loyalty to God;

Glory - kâbôd - Weight; splendor, honor, majesty, abundance, manifestation of presence and power

5 Phases of Dwelling with God:

1) ENTER - THE DOOR
2) ENGAGE - THE MEETING
3) ENCOUNTER - THE GLORY
4) EVACUATE - THE CONSECRATING

Consecrate - qâdôsh - To be set apart; holy, sacred, dedicated

5 Phases of Dwelling with God:

1) ENTER - THE DOOR
2) ENGAGE - THE MEETING
3) ENCOUNTER - THE GLORY
4) EVACUATE - THE CONSECRATING
5) ENDURE - THE DWELLING

Know - yâdaʿ - Reveal; Cause something to be known through instruction and experience

Dwell - shâkan - To inhabit, live in, abide or rest in; remain, camp, make a home

Among - tâvek - To sever; bisect, in the middle or center, at the core

Diligence - spŏudē - to be eager to do something, with the implication of readiness to expend energy and effort

Full assurance - plērŏphŏria - Entire confidence, completely certain of the truth of something

Hope - ĕlpis - Expectation, look forward with confidence

Sluggish - nōthrŏs - Lazy, slow to be involved

Imitate - mimētēs - Mimic or follower

Patience - makrŏthumia - a state of emotional calm in the face of provocation or misfortune and without complaint or irritation

Inherit - klērŏnŏmĕō - To be an heir, to receive something of considerable value which has not been earned—to receive, to be given, to gain possession of

Promises - ĕpaggĕlia - To pronounce upon, declare; Something that was promised to someone, agreement

Patiently endured - makrŏthumĕō - Long spirited, patient in the midst of difficulty and opposition

Obtained - ĕpitugchanō - To acquire or experience what is sought after

Hold fast - katĕchō - Hold firm, stick with; to continue to believe, with the implication of acting in accordance with such belief

Without wavering - aklinēs - Firm determination or resolution, unshakable

Struggle - athlēsis - Clash between two opposing groups; test of someone’s capability to resist or to respond to difficulty or challenge.

Sufferings - pathēma - Pain, hardship, affliction, distress

Endured - hupŏmĕnō - To continue to bear up despite difficulty and suffering; resist, stand firm by holding one’s ground, To face and withstand with courage

Cast away - apŏballō - To throw off, to cause a state to cease by force and with the implication of elimination—‘to remove, to drive out, to do away with

Confidence - parrhēsia - State of boldness and assurance; courage

Reward - misthapodosia - A payment of wages or reward of what is earned good or bad.Something that comes “after the fact”. After the work or challenge comes the reward

Endurance - hupŏmŏnē - Capacity to continue to bear up under difficult circumstances; perseverance, patience, constancy in hardship or stress

Receive - kŏmizō - Experience or carry off in return

Promise - epaggelia - To pronounce upon, declare; Something that was promised to someone, agreement.

Just - dikaios - Right, pertaining to being in a right relationship with God

Live - zao - To live, behave or conduct oneself with the manner specified by the context.

Faith - pistis - To be persuaded, convinced or certain of something so that your actions correspond with what you believe.Faith without works is deadWe walk by faith and not by sight

Draws back - hupostello - To shrink back, be timid, give up, to stop doing something of positive value because of fear or adverse circumstances.

No pleasure - eudokeo - To be pleased with or take pleasure in something; think that it is good or preferable.

Perdition - apoleia - Actions or inactions demonstrating complete waste for the value of something; waste or ruin

Believe - pistis - To be persuaded, convinced or certain of something so that your actions correspond with what you believe

Saving - peripoiesis - To possess and experience a state all the way around which has been acquired. Acquisition, possession and preservation

Strangers - xĕnŏs - Out of place, does not speak the native language

Foreigners - parŏikŏs - One who lives in a place without the right of citizenship

Fellow Citizens - sumpŏlitēs - One who belongs as an official member

Dwelling Place - katŏikētēriŏn - Habitation; place where one resides or abides