Either what woman having ten pieces of silver, if she lose one piece, doth not light a candle, and sweep the house, and seek diligently till she find it?
DAILY READING – Luke 7:18-50; Genesis 11; Psalm 5.
It was said at a party or social function, that he will be found under a table or in some corner scribbling in his notebook!
This was the extent of Sir Isaac Newton’s dedication to his work. Sir Isaac Newton, a scientist, yet devout Christian, was used mightily by God to make astounding scientific discoveries. He is considered one of the greatest scientists in history. Even Albert Einstein said that Isaac Newton was the smartest person that ever lived.
History has a record of many such men and women who through discoveries marked a turn in human development. For many of them, the process of discovery took time but they kept at it: studying, researching, finding facts. When they eventually make that one discovery, they not only become celebrated, but also within them they experience a depth of satisfaction that becomes a justifiable reward for all the effort and arduous labor invested in their search.
It is the same when you devote yourself to search The Word to make a discovery. In Luke 15 the Bible talks about the woman who lost her coin and lighted her candle and searched diligently until she found the lost coin.
Discovery leads to recovery. Sometimes by refusing to act according to the Word of God, we can lose things which originally belonged to us in the covenant. We can lose wealth, health, peace, etc due to ignorance or not walking in line with God’s will.
We can however experience restoration or recovery of these things by simply going to the Book of Covenant, to search out where we missed it. Diligent search in The Word will locate your missing inheritance and when you find it there is a reward and your expectations are not cut off.
PRAYER: Father please help me to make the discovery from your Word that will lead to recovery of all I have lost in Jesus name.
Quote :
Discovery will guarantee you recovery of anything ever lost or missing in your life. – WORDBITE 222.
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