A SHORT EXHORTATION

THEME- KEEPING OUR FINGERS CROSSED
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You see, With God, keeping our fingers crossed connotes probability.

God doesn't make predictions. He makes promises and He keeps them. We must believe in order to receive.
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Habakkuk 2v3 AMP
For the vision is yet for AN APPOINTED TIME and it hastens to the end [fulfillment]; IT WILL NOT DECEIVE OR DISAPPOINT. THOUGH IT TARRY, WAIT [EARNESTLY] for it, because it will SURELY come; it will not be behindhand on ITS APPOINTED DAY.
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I deliberately changed some very key words in the passage to CAPITAL LETTERS to really drive home what God requires.

1. AN APPOINTED TIME.
Yes, there is an APPOINTED TIME. It may look like your "time" has passed in your eyes and in the eyes of everyone around you,
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but, the truth is, who set the time, you or God?
Time may have passed, but, your SET TIME has not.

2. IT WILL NOT DECEIVE OR DISAPPOINT.
God's word neither deceives nor disappoint.
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Joshua 21:45 MSG
Not one word failed from all d good words God spoke to the house of Israel
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Everything came out right.

At your SET TIME, everything will come out right. All the discouraging stuffs you are seeing now are all working for your good. You will see clearly at the end.

3. THOUGH IT TARRY, WAIT [EARNESTLY] for it,
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Yes, it may look like it's foolhardy to keep waiting and waiting, but, u have nothing to lose waiting on God.
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Micah 7:7 MSG
But me, I'm not giving up. I'm sticking around to see what God will do. I'm waiting for God to make things right. I'm counting on God to listen to me.
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You must stick around, wait, and you will see what God will do.

4. SURELY
That word, as simple as it looks or sounds, is really underrated. If a man said it, we could be in doubt, because, he may want to help, but, unforseen circumstances may not allow him. If it's God, you
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can take it to the bank. It's as good as done.

5. ITS APPOINTED DAY.
This is one day we all long for.
When Mordecai foiled a coup attempt in the palace, it was right if him to expect some level of compensation, but, this never came. It wasn't his APPOINTED day. The day God
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will take all the glory, the day it will b obvious to all that it wasn't u, that it was God, is your appointed day.
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Isaiah 41:20 MSG
Everyone will see this. No one can miss it - unavoidable, indisputable evidence That I, God, personally did this. It's created & signed by d

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