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Devotional - 22nd Sep 2020

 'Say to them that are of a fearful heart, Be strong, fear not: behold, your God will come with vengeance, even God with a recompence; he will come and save you'
(Isaiah 35:4).

We are living in the last days of earth's history. We see the signs foretold of these final days happening before our eyes. Men's hearts are failing them for fear; leaders and people alike are confused and crippled with fear. Jesus is soon to come! Those who trust in the Almighty God will not fear because Christ is with us and in us. He promised in His Word to strengthen and help us in these times. We are commanded to pray without ceasing, study and search the Scriptures that testify of Him; to get ready for His second coming, calling men and women to their sense of danger of not accepting Him. There are some of God's people who are hasty of heart, inconsiderate of the promises of God or may even be having doubt in the word of God. We are to encourage them to be strong in faith, fear not the enemy, but to behold God, who will come with vengeance against the enemies of God and His people. He will take vengeance on them that know him not, disobeyed his Gospel and persecuted His people - His church. As Saints of the living God, be encouraged and  faithful, looking to Jesus, knowing He will never leave or forsake us. He will come back as promised with recompense to save us, and to fill our hearts with hope. Those who reject Christ as the Son of God, who made themselves enemies of God and persecuted His children; will receive a just recompense of punishment for their sins and transgressions. But for His faithful Saints a just reward to them who feared His name. Let us be encouraged as we lay hold upon the strength of God. To be strong in the Lord, strong in His strength, safe as He upholds us. Let us seek and pray for the strengthening help of the Holy Spirit.

Have wonderful day 🌹🌹

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