What God Has Thought
According to Scriptural expression, God doesn’t even have to say something in order for it to come to pass. What He has merely thought will come to pass. His very thoughts about tomorrow bring the fulfilling, logistical elements of tomorrow into manifestation. “The Lord of Hosts hath sworn saying, Surely as I have thought, so shall it come to pass; and as I have purposed, so shall it stand:“ (Isa 14:24). What remains now is the answer to the question, “Who will embrace God’s Word, thereby, anticipating and embracing God’s possibilities in tomorrow?” (The sixth excerpt from Marty’s article “Anticipation Nation”)
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According to Scriptural expression, God doesn’t even have to say something in order for it to come to pass. What He has merely thought will come to pass. His very thoughts about tomorrow bring the fulfilling, logistical elements of tomorrow into manifestation. “The Lord of Hosts hath sworn saying, Surely as I have thought, so shall it come to pass; and as I have purposed, so shall it stand:“ (Isa 14:24). What remains now is the answer to the question, “Who will embrace God’s Word, thereby, anticipating and embracing God’s possibilities in tomorrow?” (The sixth excerpt from Marty’s article “Anticipation Nation”)
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