The abiding of His Words. John 15:7. In Manifestation Magic Review prayer we speak to the Father. I read His Word, and He speaks to me. The Word of God is the source of faith, in spirit and in truth. It prepares us for prayer by revealing God's will. Prayer should be dialogue, not just us asking. We must listen to the voice of God, even as He has promised to listen to us. How much we have listened to His words will be the measure of the influence my words will have with Him. The truth of His Word will measure the truth and value of my prayer. The abiding of the Word. God's word reveals what God wants us to pray for. God's word strengthens faith. After prayer God's word brings the answer as the Spirit brings us to hear the Father's voice. Prayer must be a two-way conversation. Listening to His voice is the assurance He listens to mine. How much His words affect me will be the measure of how my words will affect Him. Jesus says that if His words abide in us, whatever we asks will be done unto us. Before Jesus had said as we abide in Him, so He abides in us. Here He says "and my words in you." His words are the same as He Himself abiding. Our words reveal what is within us, so with Christ. When these words are promises, He gives Himself away. In commands He declares Himself master, demanding obedience, that He expects us to act as His representative. Humans can do this to a limited extent. God's words have a much greater value and truth and spirit and power. They impart a part of Himself. His love, will, and the power of an everlasting spiritual life. This is beyond our limited comprehension. His word is nothing less than His eternal Son. His words are from the Father, both with life and truth and spirit. Only by the ability to hear and understand God's word do we perceive how we are to speak words that affect the power of the spiritual world. As we become more aware of and convinced of God's presence with us: that strengthens faith and gives the trust to do God's will according to His word. That includes works of righteousness, the bearing of good fruit. Also this gives us experience in God's fellowship and this pushes out doubt and disobedience and disbelief. Christ's words must be in us, by repetition, to the point of readily remembered and accepted and believed. Our prayers depend on our daily life and how much God's words - revealing His will and His Son - are an integral part of it. If I live by what He says, He will do what I say. Stand on the promises, according to His word. This is the basis of all prayer. His will is revealed by His Words. As His word abides more in us, so the promises are more sure of being fulfilled. He must live by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God. This is exercised in daily thought and action. Thus are we more in tune and in fellowship with God Himself.
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Manifestation Magic
by princy william (2019-05-10)
The abiding of His Words. John 15:7. In Manifestation Magic Review prayer we speak to the Father. I read His Word, and He speaks to me. The Word of God is the source of faith, in spirit and in truth. It prepares us for prayer by revealing God's will. Prayer should be dialogue, not just us asking. We must listen to the voice of God, even as He has promised to listen to us. How much we have listened to His words will be the measure of the influence my words will have with Him. The truth of His Word will measure the truth and value of my prayer. The abiding of the Word. God's word reveals what God wants us to pray for. God's word strengthens faith. After prayer God's word brings the answer as the Spirit brings us to hear the Father's voice. Prayer must be a two-way conversation. Listening to His voice is the assurance He listens to mine. How much His words affect me will be the measure of how my words will affect Him. Jesus says that if His words abide in us, whatever we asks will be done unto us. Before Jesus had said as we abide in Him, so He abides in us. Here He says "and my words in you." His words are the same as He Himself abiding. Our words reveal what is within us, so with Christ. When these words are promises, He gives Himself away. In commands He declares Himself master, demanding obedience, that He expects us to act as His representative. Humans can do this to a limited extent. God's words have a much greater value and truth and spirit and power. They impart a part of Himself. His love, will, and the power of an everlasting spiritual life. This is beyond our limited comprehension. His word is nothing less than His eternal Son. His words are from the Father, both with life and truth and spirit. Only by the ability to hear and understand God's word do we perceive how we are to speak words that affect the power of the spiritual world. As we become more aware of and convinced of God's presence with us: that strengthens faith and gives the trust to do God's will according to His word. That includes works of righteousness, the bearing of good fruit. Also this gives us experience in God's fellowship and this pushes out doubt and disobedience and disbelief. Christ's words must be in us, by repetition, to the point of readily remembered and accepted and believed. Our prayers depend on our daily life and how much God's words - revealing His will and His Son - are an integral part of it. If I live by what He says, He will do what I say. Stand on the promises, according to His word. This is the basis of all prayer. His will is revealed by His Words. As His word abides more in us, so the promises are more sure of being fulfilled. He must live by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God. This is exercised in daily thought and action. Thus are we more in tune and in fellowship with God Himself.
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