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ONLY THOSE THAT ARE HOLY WILL ENTER MY KINGDOM

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MONDAY  SEPTEMBER 19th

TOPIC: ONLY THOSE THAT ARE HOLY WILL ENTER MY KINGDOM

TEXT: REVELATION 2: 25-29

KEY VERSE: Revelation 2:25 But that which ye have already hold fast till I come.
Completion of revelations of Sister Josephine Ihejirika of USA chapter: “My Kingdom is holy and only those that are holy will enter it. My Kingdom is of high worth and there is nothing that will come in to defile My Kingdom. For this reason it is now that one is alive that one will give Me his heart so that I will work on it. The person will cleanse his/her self with My blood daily to be perfect. Then as you daily wash yourself with My blood you should be watchful and guard your heart so that you don’t fall into a snare or sin.”
“My peace and grace I leave with you. It shall be well with your soul. To eternity I will be with you just as I have told you. Speak to both great and small. Tell them what I said whether they believe or not. Don’t speak of your own. Everything that is clear to you that I Am the one that spoke to you, say it. The one you know that I did not speak to you, say it as word of encouragement or word of advice through My word. Though it is true that all the words in the Bible are Mine, if someone should deliberately say that I spoke to him when I did not, that person will get his/her reward in the last day. 
Just as you have received prophecy, say it like that and when you did not receive any prophecy teach normally using the word of God. There is a difference between, ‘This is what the word of God says’ and ‘God told me.’ Let My peace be abundant for you says the AMEN. Speak to them concerning unbelief, concerning despising prophecy, concerning taking HOREMOW as secondary and despising My teachings in HOREMOW, upholding one and rejecting another. Tell them not to despise prophecies. If they despise it without bringing it to Me in prayer to know if it is really Me Jehovah that said it; many will perish and it will be to them like king Asa who failed because he despised the prophet and the prophecy since it was a reproof of his sin.”

Thought for the day: Every word of God is pure

Song for the day: Forever O LORD, Thy word is settled in heaven…

Bible reading for the day: 
Ecclesiastes 7-9; 2 Corinthians 11:1-15
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