Thief is Caught
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Everyday is a fresh opportunity to encounter the mercy and protection of God, and His presence in a new way.
Sometimes you may be surrounded by circumstances that are out of your understanding, but here’s a word for you about how God will turn your circumstances for your good.
Exodus 22:3 explains that if something is stolen/taken away from your life, and if the thief is been caught then that thief will have to pay you back in full or he will have to serve you.
Jesus came to this world to expose the works of the enemy.
It was not because of our holiness or our righteousness, but because of what Jesus did on the cross, the thief (the enemy) has been caught and brought to the light.
Do you believe that Jesus truly died for us and paid the penalty of our sin? Then you are that somebody that have understood that the thief has been caught.
You need to understand that only if the thief is caught, he will have to pay. Only if you have the revelation of this, you will be paid back.
May you have this revelation today.
First thing is that, the thief needs to pay it back in full.
Declare the word of God over your life and you will experience the restoration.
Second is, when the thief is not able to pay back in full..
There may be times when you might feel that you haven’t received restoration, but the word says for whatever reason the thief cannot pay you back, he must be sold as a slave to pay for his theft.
So here’s what God is doing for you,
1. He is restoring everything that you have lost.
2. He is increasing your spiritual authority over the demons, the principalities, over the powers of the enemy.
The enemy has to obey you. Exercise your authority today.
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