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TOPIC: WE DRESS FOR NATURAL IDENTITY AND AS HOLY CHRISTIANS

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

DATE: TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 10, 2024

TOPIC: WE DRESS FOR NATURAL IDENTITY AND AS HOLY CHRISTIANS  

TEXT: DEUTERONOMY 22:5

KEY VERSE: REVELATIONS 4:4 And round about the throne were four and twenty seats: and upon the seats I saw four and twenty elders sitting, clothed in white raiment; and they had on their heads crowns of gold

We dress for natural identity as a man or woman created by God. The woman shall not wear that which pertains unto a man. That which you put upon shall identify you as a pastor. Now you have some dresses are unisex or cannot differentiate you as a male minister. Don't go for that as a holy minister. 

Your trousers resemble that of the women in the world. You know that you are a man but the trousers’ shape is like that of the women in the world. That is abominable! When you dress, the clothes you put on; the shirt, trousers, anything, should not be mixed up. 

It should not be misunderstood that it is feminine when it should be masculine. So, you should be identified from behind, from the front, from the sides, that this is a man, that this is a holy minister. This is what Deuteronomy 22 verse 5 is saying. 

We dress to be identified for our group, the work we do or for class identity or as a uniform. Christians have their uniform, which is holy uniform. 

Now if you look at Revelation chapter 4 verse 4, something there is easily discernible. Verse 4 says that the 24 elders were “clothed in white raiment”. I have never heard that somebody appeared in the gate of heaven and was let in with red garment or black garment. Have you ever heard that? You will always hear of white garment, although it is a heavenly uniform. 

But what about on earth? Believers should have their uniform in the choir, in this group, in that group. How are you identified by your dressing? There should not be disorderliness. You should not look different from the believers. You should be identified as a holy minister.

Thought for the day: Homosexual and gay dresses are not for children of God.

Song for the day: Lord, prepare me, a sanctuary, pure and holy, right and true…

Bible reading for the day: Daniel 1-3
#Horemow.

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