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THE POWER OF THE BLOOD: Daily Devotional

THE POWER OF THE BLOOD: Daily Devotional

 “And when I see the blood, I will pass over you; and the plague shall not be on you to destroy you when I strike the land of Egypt. - Exodus 12:13

INSPIRATION 

Did you know that before the Passover, God promised that if the Israelites saw the  blood of the lamb on the gatepost, they would be saved from destruction? When the angel of death passed through the land, all those who trembled with fear among the children of Israel needlessly did so. They were saved not because they were Israelites or because they did good deeds or anything. The only thing that saved them was the blood of the lamb.


You may be feeling uneasy because you found an abnormality in your last health checkup. Or maybe some of your relatives died of a particular disease and you worry that you might be next. Friend, know that you need not fear, for you have been saved by the shed blood of the  Lamb of true God who takes away the sins of the world (John 1:29).


If you are a believer, you can stand at the gatepost of your life and put your trust  in the  blood of the King that flows through the veins  of Immanuel. washed you away from all your sins. It is not because of your good deeds that you are completely forgiven, but because of his blood (Ephesians 1:7). Rest with the dead lamb for you on Calvary!


Stop excluding yourself from his healing because of the mistakes in your life. Stop believing the  lies of your enemies that you are undeserving of healing because you have erred or not attended church enough. When God sees you, He sees no faults or weaknesses in you. He only sees his son because you are in Christ.


Because you are in Christ, you are fully accepted by the Beloved (Ephesians 1:6) and have already received all your spiritual blessings (Ephesians 1:3). This means that even if you have symptoms in your body, God sees you as healed.Start seeing yourself as God sees you each time you receive communion. See yourself healed, whole, and full of divine power and life.


Every time we receive the cup of the New Covenant in his blood (1 Corinthians 11:25), we should know that Jesus' blood under the New Covenant "speaks better" than Abel's blood. (Heb.12:24). .Abel's blood cried vengeance (Genesis 4:10). The blood of Jesus  cries out for your redemption (Ephesians 1:7; 1 Peter 1:18 -19), justification (Romans 5:9),  victory over your enemies (Revelation 12:11), and more. more!


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