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Devotional - 02nd July 2020

'And the Lord shall make thee the head, and not the  tail; and thou shalt be above only,  and thou shalt not be beneath; If that thou hearken unto the commandments of the Lord thy God, which I command  thee this day, to observe and to do them' (Deuteronomy 28:13).

Whatever you are going through right now, know that it is temporal and will pass. When you trust God with your past, your present and your future, expect great things to happen. In some circumstances it may get bad before it becomes better, but still trust God. God says he will make you the head, not the tail. When He makes you the head, you will be on top of your circumstances.  Remember that God is bigger than all your  problems! He will get you pass your past; you just have to hand it over to Jesus and believe he will. You may be in a dark and dismal place at this moment and do not know how to get out of it; Or you might have lost your job or business, as a result have reached rock bottom and it feels like there is no way out. You may have lost love ones and the pain is overwhelmingly hard to bear. God can change all that, if you give them all to Him, and keep on believing that you are above only and not beneath. God is the only one that can give you peace of mind and victory, causing you to triumph. If God says you are the head and not the tail; above only and not beneath; you have to believe Him. He wants only the best for you, to prosper you and for you to be in good health;  physically, spiritually and emotionally.Daniel was taken into captivity, but he didn't let that deter him from trusting God and walking in His ways. He didn't make his circumstances stop him from aligning his will to God's. In the end God made him the head and not the tail; He prospered him and made Him Head of States in Babylon to the King. God can do the same for you, if you trust His Word, obey His commandments and observe and live them daily.

Have a wonderful day 🌹🌹

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