“And I will make your descendants multiply as the stars of heaven; I will give to your descendants all these lands; and in your seed all the nations of the earth shall be blessed;” Ge. 26:4 NKJV
As I write I feel it is necessary to comment that these posts are meditational in nature. I am telling you what comes to my mind as I read each of these verses about Heaven. I am aware that the Bible speaks about three levels of Heaven: our atmosphere, the celestial Heavens, and the third Heaven where God dwells. I am aware that many of the verses that we have spoken of refer to the first and the second heaven rather than the third; But there are principles in every “Heaven verse” that must not be glossed over.
What I see here is that God is a God who desires to provide abundance for the household of faith. This verse is a prophecy about Messiah… and about national Israel…and about all the nations of Earth. God speaks here about a desire to bless everyone through the seed of Abraham, Jesus Christ. In the cross there is abundance of blessing.
Jesus said, “The thief does not come except to steal, and to kill, and to destroy. I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly.” John 10:10
Don’t miss the fact that out of Heaven God desires to bless you but you must put yourself in Heaven’s path.
Let’s pray: Father God, I know that you want to bless me through the power of the cross. But I acknowledge that I have not always put myself in the place where you could bless me. Help me now to get to that place where I may have life and have it more abundantly. Show me your grace and your mercy God for I am truly seeking it and I receive it now by faith in the finished work of Jesus. A-men!
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Thank you for that prayer, Pastor J it says it all doesn’t it. May His continued grace follow me along the path He has laid out before me.
And His grace shall follow you along with His mercy which is new every morning!
Thank you for leading us in prayer, Pastor J!
You are most welcome!
My first pastor told me that God wants to bless me more than I want to be blessed, and after nearly 54 years of being the recipient of His special blessings, I say a hearty Amen. As Spurgeon said, It is impossible to outgive God, because He always uses a bigger shovel.
What an amazing God!
He does indeed! I have found that there is never a moment when God is not caring for my needs!
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