Attractive & Glorious
Isaiah 4:2 (FBV)
“But at that time, the “branch of the Lord” will be attractive and glorious; the fruit the land produces will be the pride and glory of the survivors who are left in Israel.”
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In this special season as the word comes to our spirit, may we be able to conceive, reproduce and give birth to divine assignments on earth. In Isaiah 4:2, the lord says, “at that time”, the bride understands the correct occasions and time to reproduce what God is speaking. And, at that time, the branch of the Lord will be attractive and glorious. May everything we do attract people to the Lord’s purposes, will, and ways, and may everything we do be glorious. In this year of the promised land, we need to remember that the land produces fruit, if it is barren or empty, it will not be useful for us. The lord is saying “in this season you will be an attractive and glorious branch”. The land he has given us, will produce fruit that will become glorious for those who are dependent on him.
John 15:1 says, “I am the vine, and you are the branches.” If we are not connected to the main vine, branch, and be an extension of the Lord, then we cannot bear fruit for God. We may be successful in what we are doing, we may have an exemplary lifestyle, people may even look up to us, yet we may not be the branch of the Lord. In order for us to fulfil his purposes for our life, we need to become the branch of the Lord.
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