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TOPIC: WE DRESS TO COVER, PROTECT AND HONOR OUR BODIES

God's blessings shall be following you continually for taking the time to study.

DATE: THURSDAY AUGUST 15, 2024

TOPIC: WE DRESS TO COVER, PROTECT AND HONOR OUR BODIES

TEXT: EXODUS 22:26-27

KEY VERSE: EXODUS 20:26-Neither shalt thou go up by steps into mine altar, that thy nakedness be not discovered thereon.

We dress to cover our nakedness. In Exodus Chapter 20, after the Ten Commandments have been given, what followed afterwards was the command on dressing. Do not let your nakedness be discovered. You are a pastor or a minister in Holiness Revival Movement Worldwide; whether at home or anywhere, where there are other people, apart from your wife, is your nakedness seen? Is it discovered? This you have to ask yourself.
Let not your nakedness be seen in your dressing, even in your own house, if you are not alone with your wife. Your nakedness should not be seen.

We dress to protect our body. Why do you put on clothes? It is to protect your body or the members of your body. You put on some clothes to protect your body from bad weather, insects and some things that would have destroyed it. God also has made the human body to be protected. That's the reason why He made or gave the commandment for clothes or garments to be put upon the body. 

We dress to honour our body. In 1 Corinthians 3:17, 6:19, your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit and should not be defiled. Thus, what are you putting upon that temple? If the Holy Spirit is to speak to you, will He rebuke you or correct you with what you are dressing? Will you be acceptable? Will the Holy Spirit say, “Yes, what you are wearing is pleasing unto Me? That which you put upon that which God has built, which is the temple of God, should be honorable. 

We dress as Christians to show that we are not under traditions of men. There are Christians or ministers that argue, “I am from this place and my people dress this way. If I don't dress like that, I won't be identified with them”. Then you are not yet a holy minister. You have not come out from amongst them. You must show that you are not under the tradition of men but under the tradition of God.

Thought for the day: Cover your nakedness to protect and honor your body. 

Song for the day: I am the clay, You are the Potter, Lord mold me as You want

Bible reading for the day: Jeremiah 37-39
#Horemow.

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