Clothe With Shame
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The Lord is speaking about you, and He is saying that He is going to clothe your enemies with shame. In fact, the best spectacle that God could have made of your enemy was made on the cross. The bible says that Jesus Christ when He was crucified He nailed all the accusations, the negative things, the condemning voices and all the things that the enemy has been throwing at you.
The bible says that He has nailed and subjected them to public display of shame and all you need to do is just remember and confess what Jesus has done for you already on the cross.
You need to believe that there are practical evidences that the Lord is going to release in this season of clothing your enemies with shame but on you His crown will shine. We cannot only expect our enemies be put to shame while we are not upgrading our own life and not overcoming our challenges.
The crown is supposed to show you how powerful you are and how awesome is the grace of God upon your life. If you are still fighting mind battles, insecurities, insignificance, lack of acceptance and all these identity issues, then your crown is not shining on your head.
The Bible says you need to put on the helmet of salvation, which is in fact your crown. You need to have a thought process in your head that tells you that you are a child of God and you are different from your enemies, problems, and challenges. If you are going to let your crown shine, then your enemies will be clothed with shame.
Do not only pray for your enemies to be clothed with shame when you are not willing to let your crown shine on your head.
May the crown of glory and beauty shine upon your head. May your mind be free from every attack and be set in peace, and as a result, may every enemy that is fighting you be clothed with shame.
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