Participating In The Already-Done
When Isaiah said, “For unto us a son is born” he was speaking in the prophetic perfect tense. Typically, the perfect tense in a language is completed past action but Isaiah speaks in the tense that is completed future action. As far as the prophet was concerned, it was already done. The whole matter of the virgin birth of the Son of God began to come together piece by piece, day by day and person by person. God worked through people, circumstances and time to bring about the birth of our LORD “in the fullness of time.” (Gal.4:4) Now THAT is the day Jesus was born.
There are events that shall come to pass in 2014 that Almighty God has already spoken and, through His workings, they are being formed even now. Let’s align ourselves and volunteer to be participants in those “shall be’s.”
“But when the fullness of the time had come, God sent forth His Son, born of a woman, born under the law,” (Gal.4:4, NKJV)
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When Isaiah said, “For unto us a son is born” he was speaking in the prophetic perfect tense. Typically, the perfect tense in a language is completed past action but Isaiah speaks in the tense that is completed future action. As far as the prophet was concerned, it was already done. The whole matter of the virgin birth of the Son of God began to come together piece by piece, day by day and person by person. God worked through people, circumstances and time to bring about the birth of our LORD “in the fullness of time.” (Gal.4:4) Now THAT is the day Jesus was born. 
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