Transfer of Revelation
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When we depend on the Lord, we will never be disappointed and this is a blessing for every child of God. May you dig deeper in His will, works, ways and His presence. When you understand your spiritual identity, you will impact generations after you.
In the Bible, Elijah’s successor was through his spiritual son Elisha. When Elisha was to receive the rapture of Elijah, he had a powerful revelation and begins to call Elijah ‘Father’. And Elisha said, “My father! My father! I see the chariots and charioteers of Israel!” With Elijah, there were chariots to take him into the spiritual realm. When Elisha was in his last illness, King Jehoash of Israel visited him and wept over him. “My father! My father! I see the chariots and charioteers of Israel!” he cried. The same revelation to Elisha about Elijah was revealed to King Jehoash of Elisha
The revelation we receive from the lord can be transferred spiritually to our spiritual children. Elijah’s spiritual son was Prophet Elisha, Elisha had so many spiritual sons like kings & prophets. When Elisha was with Elijah, he had a revelation in the rapture. When Elisha was in illness, the King of Israel was participating with Elisha.
Just because of your alignment with a greater voice, with a person placed over you, you will inherit what they have inherited. Share on XIn this season, you will attain the revelations because of your alignment with your spiritual parents. We can never outsmart our leaders and never grow in position to our spiritual leaders.
Let this become our blessing and portion of revelation because of your alignment!
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