prophecies
Peter’s Soliloquy Lord, You cannot go away // Without knowing that I love You-//I am sorry.// This burden of guilt// Will be harder to bear// Because You did not hear// My words-I love You -I am sorry.// Three times I denied You,//The crowing of the cock // Has engraved the words in my memory.// But Lord, I am sorry.//This You will never know,// And this is my burden. //Lord, somehow, I think You know that I love You.// (Post resurrection )—–Simon Peter, Do you love Me? Jesus asked three times.// Peter answered three times—Lord, You know that I love You. (This was counselling at its best; healing at its best.)///////////Easter Sunday——– “It is finished”,// Christ said with His expirational breath.// But on the resurrection morning// He might have said with His first breath-//Now is the beginning without end- // Salvation!// Redemption !// Joy to the world!// Hope! // If you believe in Me and love Me.
Faithful and True
“Look onto Me, the Author and Finisher of your Faith, and trust in Me at all times,” says The LORD.
“I see you, have you, know you, love you, and I AM able to take care of you as your Good Shepherd, always.
“I will finish you, furnish you, and be more than enough for you. I will complete My good work in you, and none can stop Me,” says The LORD.
“Do not fear man or what He can do,” says The LORD.
“Fear Me only. I will be with you always and be your constant lover and friend and helper.
“Be strong in faith and maintain a strong, unwavering determination to trust in Me, for I have never failed you, and I remain, faithful and true,” says The LORD.
Prayer
LORD, I thank You that whatever situation that I find myself in, You are there to help me.
You will never forsake me. You will provide. Even the poorest and most needy are kept by you that call upon Your Name.
You save them, and provide for them, and take care of them.
You are my trust, and I am in your constant sight, Your constant care, and You will always make a way for me, and give me everything that I need, because You are my God in whom I trust.
The Lion of the Tribe of Judah Has Prevailed!
‘Weep not, the Lion of the Tribe of Judah has prevailed!
The Lamb is a Lion — Roaring Life over you!
The King has prevailed!
Death could not hold Him!
Jesus is your Dread Champion!
The God of Glory thunders and your enemies flee!”
Dread Champion” refers to a powerful description of God found in Jeremiah 20:11 (AMP/NASB), portraying Him as an awe-inspiring, terror-striking Warrior who stands with His people against persecutors. It signifies God as a Defender who causes enemies to stumble and fail.
“Then one of the elders said to me, ‘Do not weep! See, the Lion of the tribe of Judah, the Root of David, has triumphed…..” Revelation 5:5 NIV.
“A lion has roared! Who will not fear? The Lord GOD has spoken! Who can but prophesy?” Amos 3:8 NKJV.
“But The LORD is with me like a dread champion [one to be greatly feared]; Therefore my persecutors will stumble and not overcome [me]”. Jeremiah 20:11.