Disaster Attracting Spirit
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We are chosen people, a royal priesthood and celebrated people in heaven. The least in the kingdom of God is greater than the greatest in the previous testament.
May we have a revelation of who we are what we are filled with. We know what is filled with because it attracts our circumstances and people and reflects what we are full of. If we are filled with God’s presence, God’s protection and provision will be attracted towards us. If we are filled with dirt and filth, we will attract the same.
In the Old Testament, 2 Kings: 9:17 says, And they said, “It is a lie; tell us now.” And he said, “Thus and thus he spoke to me, saying, ‘Thus says the Lord: “I have anointed you king over Israel.” The Syrian ruler was the world conquerer as they conquered all the countries in the world. At this moment, he was about to conquer and destroy this nation, Judah. Hezekiah and his people started crying to God. God said that He will put a spirit in the ruler which brings out rumours in which he will believe and withdraw from the battle. As a result, the ruler will be fallen at the sword when he returns to his country.
Let us understand the strategy has used to deviate the rulers conquer. God will never break protocols and principles. If the ruler did not believe in God but followed the protocols and principles. God would not against him in the battle.
If you are filled with dirt, you will attract false talk that will bring your downfall. Share on XWe need to be careful what we are filled with. Even though, we are children of God we tend to give other things more emphasis with what brings a negative impact on our spirit.
Let us guard our hearts with what God has poured into and lead us to His path.
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