Day 179
Reading: Isaiah 7:1 - Isaiah 9:21
Prophesy is very much alive. Don't think that God cannot speak. God is not dead. God is very much interested in our lives and desires to speak to us. My prayer is that my eyes and ears be open to see and hear what God has to say or do. God is a speaking God and the challenge today is are we willing to hear what He has to say.
Isaiah prophesied in different dimensions.
- He was sent to declare a prophetic word to individuals. God is interested in the individual.
- He was sent to do prophetic actions. His wife a prophetess conceived and gave birth to a child whose name was a prophecy to children of Israel.
- He prophesied to nations. God sent him to Israel, and the nations surrounding them.
- He also prophesied of the Messiah.
As I studied the Scriptures I am amazed at how God is a God of order. Right from Genesis we see God promise and reveal a plan for a Messiah who would save mankind. We see Isaiah declare the virgin birth of the Son of God. Reading this today I heard God say to me that I should never think impossible. If God can declare that a child would be conceived of a virgin the listener would require faith to believe that it can happen. Prophecy is not of the possible but it introduces the God element to manifest an impossible thing.
In the midst of prophecy, Isaiah declares that if one does not speak according to the Word light is not in them. God cannot contradict His Word and if you don't believe in God then don't expect Him to establish you. Declare the Word of God. Be like Isaiah who declared that he and his children are for signs and wonders to the nations.
Memory Verse: Isaiah 8:18
Decree:
Isaiah 7:7
Thus says the Lord God: “It shall not stand, nor shall it come to pass. (italics mine)
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