“'Present your case,' says the Lord, 'bring forth your strong reasons', says the King of Jacob." Isaiah 41.21
The God of Abraham invites His people to come before Him and present their requests. It means, the King opens Palace doors to receive those who believe they will be heard; believe that their cause will be judged and justice will be done.
On the 23rd of September, the D-Day - the day of Difference, we will all have an excellent opportunity to see the fulfillment of the following prophecy:
"Then you shall again discern between the righteous and the wicked, between one who serves God and one who does not serve Him." Malachi 3.18
Thanks for this post Mrs Ester. In order for us to present our case we must first be able to show our actions, what we have done to acheive, conquer and to overcome whatever the situation is. We cannot present a case without evidence & the evidence is not justified unless action has been taken or a sacrifice made that justifies it.
ReplyDeleteDearest Mrs.Ester,
ReplyDeleteAmen.
Thank you for this post,
God will surely make a difference to those who are faithful to Him and to those who only use Him..
Hello Mrs Ester, God is just he will only work according to our actions. We cannot expect from him to do if we do nothing ourselves. We can only claim the right to be blessed from him if we are truely faithful and do our part, otherwise we do not have the audacity to say anything or complain when things do not go our way.
ReplyDeleteamen i ready to present my case..
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