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| ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Open.gif) | Fasting | : : What is Spiritual Fasting? | ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Open.gif) | Fasting | : : Is Fasting Relevant in a Covenant of Grace? | ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Open.gif) | Fasting | : : Fasting: Superficial or Supernatural? | ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Open.gif) | Fasting | : : Fast Unto the Lord, Not Unto Men | ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Open.gif) | Fasting | : : Who Fasted in the Bible? | | ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Close.gif) | Below, in chronological order, is a representation of those who fasted in the Bible, but it is not a complete or exhaustive list.
Moses
(Exodus 34:28), in a 40-day radical fast (no food or water), sustained by the Lord as he received the 10 commandments
The Israelites
(Judges 20:26-27), in a corporate fast, to seek the Lord's guidance
(Nehemiah 9:1), in a corporate fast, confessing their sins and worshiping the Lord
(1 Samuel 7:6), led by Samuel in a corporate and intercessory fast, repenting for their sins
King David
(2 Samuel 12:16), in intercession for his ill son
(Psalm 35:13) in mourning and intercession for the illness of others
(Psalm 69:10) in humble repentance, asking God for personal mercy and restoration
Elijah
(1 Kings 19:8) in a 40-day radical fast, prompted and sustained by the Lord
Ezra
(Ezra 8:21-23), in humble petition before the Lord
Esther
(Esther 4:16), in a three-day fast, accompanied by fasting intercessors, as she sought the Lord's favor in interceding for the Jews
The Ninevites and the King of Nineveh
(Jonah 3:5-10), in a corporate fast, earnestly repenting of their evil ways
Jesus
(Matthew 4:2, Luke 4:2), in preparation for His earthly ministry
New Testament Leaders and Prophets
(Acts 13:1-3), in worship of the Lord before He instructed them to set apart Barnabus and Saul for His designated missionary appointment
Paul and Barnabus
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| ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Open.gif) | Fasting | : : Are There Different Kinds of Fasts? | | ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Close.gif) |
There are four basic kinds of fasts: absolute, radical, normal, and partial. Below is a brief explanation of each as well as additional important information.
Absolute fast- No food or liquid (not even water) is consumed. Supernatural sustenance is necessary. An absolute fast is VERY, VERY RARE AND VERY, VERY DANGEROUS unless the Lord has specifically and unquestionably called you to this type of divinely protected and sustained fast.
Radical fast- Only water is consumed. A radical fast is also rare and not recommended for long periods of time unless the Lord has specifically and unquestionably called you to this type of fast.
Normal fast- No food is consumed; liquids include water, clear broths, and fruit and vegetable juices.
Partial fast- Some foods and drinks are sacrificed; for example, processed foods, sugary foods, and caffeinated beverages may be eliminated from your daily intake. A Daniel fast (see "Biblical Types of Fasts" link) is an example of a partial fast.
Those whom He calls to absolute and radical fasts (Moses, Elijah, Jesus) are sought for extreme and divine purposes. One who is radically fasting consumes only water; one who fasts an absolute fast ingests nothing - neither food nor water. We do encourage you to test the Spirit (Romans 12:2, 1 Thessalonians 5:21, 1 John 4:1) for confirmation as you sense a call to fast, especially for a radical fast. We do not recommend an absolute fast unless you are absolutely certain that the Lord is calling you to completely abstain from food and drink; biblical heroes who were called to an absolute fast were divinely anointed and supernaturally sustained for the duration of their fast. It is a rare person whom God calls to a radical fast; rarer still is the one He calls for an absolute fast.
More commonly, those convicted to fast undertake a normal fast where no solid foods are consumed, and physical sustenance is provided by broths, and fruit and vegetable juices. Others may participate in a partial fast where some foods and drinks are sacrificed (processed foods, sugary foods, and caffeinated beverages, for example).
As always, we at Trumpet and Torch recommend that you consult your physician before beginning any type of fast. We especially urge you to consult the Great Physician for His discernment and guidance. Expectant mothers, nursing mothers, children, and those with medical concerns may participate in the spirit of fasting while still receiving essential physical nourishment. women who cheat on their husbands femchoice.org i dream my husband cheated on me my husband and i both cheated randolphia.com cheated on my husband guilt girlfriend cheated on me go i want my girlfriend to cheat free coupon sites open medication discount coupons prescription discounts cards link walgreens in store photo coupons find an affair site married cheaters albuterol (salbutamol) pill go dapoxetine walgreens in store photo coupons topogroup.com photo coupon codes
| ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Open.gif) | Fasting | : : How Do I Fast Unto the Lord in Today's World? | ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Open.gif) | Fasting | : : The Compassion of Jesus and the Purpose of this Fast | | ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Close.gif) | In the account of Jesus' desert temptation, both Matthew and Luke record that, at the end of His 40-day fast, "He was hungry". Jesus, fully man and fully God, experienced every emotion and sensation as His children do: hunger, weakness, tiredness. The significant difference, of course, is that even in His weakened state, Jesus perfectly avoided temptation and sin. He did so by completely relying on the Word of God. Jesus knows that you will feel weak, hungry, sick, and even afraid at times, but He will sustain you in ways you never thought possible. To receive that sustenance, you must persevere in trust and faithfulness.
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| ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Open.gif) | Fasting | : : I'm Afraid to Fast! | ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Open.gif) | Fasting | : : How Fasting Relates to the The Great Commandment | ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Open.gif) | Fasting | : : True Fasting as Detailed in Isaiah 58 | ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Open.gif) | Fasting | : : Isn't Fasting Practiced by Other Religions (and By Those with No Religion?) | ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Open.gif) | Fasting | : : Why Fast Now? | ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Open.gif) | Fasting | : : Corporate and Intercessory Fasting | ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Open.gif) | Fasting | : : 2008 Lenten Fast | | ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Close.gif) |
We at Trumpet and Torch believe that the Lord has anointed a time of fasting during the 2008 Lenten season. This 40-day call to fast begins on February 6th (Ash Wednesday) and ends on March 16th (Palm Sunday). During this time, regular schedules will be set aside so that each of us may make the Lord the ultimate priority. The Trumpet and Torch website exists and was specifically designed to provide a practical tool, EAT, which, through a daily devotional journey, leads each individual believer into a disciplined lifestyle of seeking God through mealtime. We believe that the resources within this site exist "for such a time as this." (Reference Esther 4:14). We believe that the Lord is calling His Church to awaken and to prepare herself for His return. To that end, each individual believer must step forward in faith and purpose to seek God first, with a complete and undivided heart, and with oneness of soul, mind, and strength (reference Mark 12:30 and Luke 10:27). Then, the Lord's intention to use the Church (the body of Christ) as salt and light in the world (reference Matthew 5:13-16) will accomplish His purpose of spreading the gospel to the four corners of the earth (reference Matthew 28:19-20). Individually, we each must re-establish connection with our Creator Father in order to channel His heart and His will throughout the earth. We are living in the midst of a spiritual famine in our land, and our own lives have become parched by and polluted with the world's agenda; we must be cleansed and refreshed with the power of the Holy Spirit, the living water of the living God. "If anyone is thirsty, let him come to me and drink. Whoever believes in Me, as the Scripture has said, streams of living water will flow from within him." (John 7:37b-38). To allow the Living Water to fully flow within us, we must unclog our hearts and lives from the worldly debris that clutters, crowds, and contaminates the purity and simplicity of His promise. We must pray, as David prayed, for an unadulterated heart, for abiding faithfulness, and for enthusiastic service: "Create in me a pure heart, O God, and renew a steadfast spirit within me." (Psalm 51:10). " 'Even now,' declares the LORD, 'return to me with all your heart, with fasting and weeping and mourning. Rend your heart and not your garments. Return to the LORD your God, for He is gracious and compassionate, slow to anger and abounding in love, and He relents from sending calamity. ...Blow the trumpet in Zion, declare a Holy fast, call a sacred assembly...' " (Joel 2:12-13, 15). This is our preparation period for His return. His Bride (the Church) must awaken and dress; we must be consecrated and purified for His arrival. With each individual resolution, a corporate shifting of His Church will occur. As each single heart fully turns to Him, the collective heartbeat of the Church will grow louder and stronger, unified in our bold pronouncement that Jesus is our Lord and Savior! Then, as the Lord promises in Revelation 7:16-17, "Never again will they hunger; never again will they thirst. The sun will not beat upon them, nor any scorching heat. For the Lamb at the center of the throne will be their shepherd; He will lead them to springs of Living Water. And God will wipe away every tear from their eyes." sex stories older woman teenboy click stories of train sex prescription discounts cards coupons free walgreens in store photo coupons
| ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Open.gif) | Fasting | : : I'm a Pastor; How Do I Get My Congregation Involved? | ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Open.gif) | Fasting | : : I'm a Parent; How Do I Include My Children in this 40-Day Journey? | ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Open.gif) | Fasting | : : Have Additional Questions, or Need More Information? | ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Open.gif) | Fasting | : : Have Additional Questions or Need More Information? | | ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Close.gif) |
Should you have additional or specific questions about fasting, please e-mail us. We would welcome the opportunity to hear from you. May God bless your faithfulness!
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| ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Open.gif) | Fasting | : : This is My First Fasting Experience; What Should I Expect? | ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Open.gif) | Fasting | : : Legalism and the Liquid Fast | ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Open.gif) | Fasting | : : I Feel So Weak! What Should I Do? | ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Open.gif) | Fasting | : : How to use this website for fasting and prayer | | Fasting | : : Recommended Books on Fasting and Revival | | ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Close.gif) | Recommended Books on Fasting and Revival
Bragg, Paul C. and Patricia. The Miracle of Fasting. (Santa Barbara, CA: Health Science, n.d.).
Bright, Bill. The Coming Revival. (Orlando, FL: New Life Publications, 1995). See pages 131-
135 for prayers of repentance).
Bright, Bill. First Love. (Orlando, FL: New Life Publications, 2002).
Bright, Bill. The Transforming Power of Fasting and Prayer. (Orlando, FL: New Life Publications, 1997).
Bright, Bill and Jenson, Ron. Glow in the Dark. (Sisters, OR: Multnomah Publishers, Inc., 2005).
Jonathan Edwards on Revival. (Carlisle, PA: The Banner of Truth Trust, 1987).
Towns, Elmer L. Fasting for Spiritual Breakthrough. (Ventura, CA: Regal Books, 1996).
Towns, Elmer L. Knowing God Through Fasting. (Shippensburg, PA: Destiny Image Publishers, Inc., 2002).
Wallis, Arthur. God's Chosen Fast. (Fort Washington, PA: Christian Literature Crusade, 1993).
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| ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Open.gif) | The Process of Repentance | : : The Most Holy Week | | ![](/images/MagnifyGlass_Close.gif) |
In Passionate Pursuit of God:
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Part V
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