Power To Gather Blessings
The Sceptre shall not depart from Judah,
nor a lawgiver from between his feet, until
Shiloh come; and unto him shall the
gathering of the people be.
(Genesis 49:10)
The scepter is a symbol of imperial authority. It is impossible for earthly kings to be in all places and functions at the same time. (They are not omnipresent like the King of kings). They therefore, send their scepter by the hand of palace Aides to, as many events and functions as, demanded by thier royal duties and office.
Whenever the king's scepter is carried or lifted up on arrival at any such event, all the people gathered for the event would stand up in obeisance, as a mark of respect for the king authorithy. That is what honor and glamor earthly kings enjoy.
In the kingdom of God, the King of kings and Lord of lords have delegated His scepter to us as His Heirs and joint-heirs with Christ. The scipture above shows that prayer and praise is the scepter through which our Heavenly Father has delegated His awesome powers and authority to us.
Without that scepter, you cannot seal the decrees that come out of your hearts. Heart-desires in life, just like wishes would remain impotent and even shattered by satanic aggression, if we cannot effect or execute them with the scepter of prayers and praise. A king without a scepter is a clown or jester in the affairs of life. Dont forget that you have been redeemed as a king and a priest before your God, by the blood of Jesus.
That divine helper you are looking for will not be gathered unto you if you are "rod-less". The Word of God in your mouth is the rod that you would use to dash in pieces the evil designs of the enemies of your destiny. Only those who have the scepter become lawgivers in the affairs of life.
Now, friends, decree together with me and with the scepter of God in your hand:
Every blessings that have been stolen or lost from my life, by the revelational scepter I have received today, GATHER yourselves together ten-fold back into my life in the mighty name of our Lord Jesus Christ! Amen.
The Sceptre shall not depart from Judah,
nor a lawgiver from between his feet, until
Shiloh come; and unto him shall the
gathering of the people be.
(Genesis 49:10)
The scepter is a symbol of imperial authority. It is impossible for earthly kings to be in all places and functions at the same time. (They are not omnipresent like the King of kings). They therefore, send their scepter by the hand of palace Aides to, as many events and functions as, demanded by thier royal duties and office.
Whenever the king's scepter is carried or lifted up on arrival at any such event, all the people gathered for the event would stand up in obeisance, as a mark of respect for the king authorithy. That is what honor and glamor earthly kings enjoy.
In the kingdom of God, the King of kings and Lord of lords have delegated His scepter to us as His Heirs and joint-heirs with Christ. The scipture above shows that prayer and praise is the scepter through which our Heavenly Father has delegated His awesome powers and authority to us.
Without that scepter, you cannot seal the decrees that come out of your hearts. Heart-desires in life, just like wishes would remain impotent and even shattered by satanic aggression, if we cannot effect or execute them with the scepter of prayers and praise. A king without a scepter is a clown or jester in the affairs of life. Dont forget that you have been redeemed as a king and a priest before your God, by the blood of Jesus.
That divine helper you are looking for will not be gathered unto you if you are "rod-less". The Word of God in your mouth is the rod that you would use to dash in pieces the evil designs of the enemies of your destiny. Only those who have the scepter become lawgivers in the affairs of life.
Now, friends, decree together with me and with the scepter of God in your hand:
Every blessings that have been stolen or lost from my life, by the revelational scepter I have received today, GATHER yourselves together ten-fold back into my life in the mighty name of our Lord Jesus Christ! Amen.
posted by Hon. Aderemi Ojikutu at 8:38 PM
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