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December  Wednesday 11th
QUESTION AND ANSWER SERIES (Restitution and Faith)                                                                   
TEXT: Titus 2: 11-15
KEY VERSE: Acts 17:30: “And the times of this ignorance God winked at; but now commandeth all men everywhere to repent”
QUESTION 1: Is restitution required for sins committed by a child who has reached age of accountability?
ANSWER:
As long as the spirit of God gives you a memory of what you did and that is wrong, you are a soul, the soul does not get older is the body that gets older it is eternal. Man became a living soul if you die you go to hell but the soul is alive in hell forever so you do not give age to the soul but to the body.
Assuming a child at the age of 12, takes some money and hides it somewhere, you not showing anybody. If for instance he repents when he comes to the age of 20, God demands that he tells them about that money and do proper restitution. What will he say? He will say that some years ago, I collected money and I ate it. That is restitution, that which you did when you were a child and you remember that it was wrong and the Holy Spirit brings it to your mind, apologize for it and make amends.
Question 2: If you have been hoping for something and you have the faith and you come out and testify by faith that Lord has done it, is it wrong?
Answer:
Hebrews 11:1: “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.”
Yes if you received assurance by the Holy Spirit you can share with somebody yes although I have not got it but it is done already. Let your audience understand your conversion because you are so clear you have got it from your spirit, so that when it comes they will understand. Make it clear to them that God has assured you and that you know it is done. That is better. Then you have opportunity to give two testimonies so that when it comes you have the opportunity to say I told you before, now look at it. They people will understand your testimony. Otherwise if you have earlier said that you have got it already, and later repeat the same thing afresh, they may be wandering whether you got it twice. They may not understand your testimony. I have got it by faith and I am sure it is done so that when the substance comes, see the substance of my faith
Thought for the day: God requires that which is past.
Song for the day: I believe, Yes Lord I believe, it is well with me….
Bible reading for the day: Hosea 9-11; Revelation 2
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