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IMMERSE YOURSELF IN ME

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TOPIC: IMMERSE YOURSELF IN ME      

THURSDAY FEBRUARY 16th

TEXT: ISAIAH 40: 27-31

Key Verse: “Give them according to their deeds, and according to the wickedness of their endeavours: give them after the work of their hands; render to them their desert.” Psalm 28:4.
I wish My children while on earth to live more and more in the heavenly places. Here there is no fear or hurry or fret of spirit. I am gratified when you wait upon Me which waiting, I always honour. My thoughts, as you wait upon Me, are impressed upon you: all that I AM must be increasingly absorbed by you. It is as you wait upon Me that I give to you that sense of calm assurance which you must carry about with you always. It comes from knowing that everything you have committed to Me is being surely worked out. Yes, immerse yourself in Me and do not look anxiously within yourself to see what you are becoming! My child, wait much upon Me.”
My child, irrespective of what you consider to be your own merit (or failure), irrespective of how you feel, always cling to the certainty that I am answering your prayers. My loved ones have to learn utter dependence upon Me- not upon fluctuation moods, or even upon My revelations to them! Just be patient with yourself, knowing that My constant influence simply cannot help prevailing in your life. Although My purposes cannot be frustrated, they can, of course, be held up. They can be held up if you allow the continued presence in your life of things hurtful to Me. They can be held up by doubting Me, when confidence in Me was perfectly possible for you.
Zechariah 4: 6 Then he answered and spake unto me, saying, This is the word of the Lord unto Zerubbabel, saying, Not by might, nor by power, but by my spirit, saith the Lord of hosts.

Thought for the day: Lean to depend on God completely

Song for the day: Trust and obey…

Bible reading for the day: Leviticus 22-23; Mark 1:1-22
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