HORM Devotional

Isaiah 53:5 ‘But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed.’

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Isaiah 18-22, Psalms 113
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For 28 years, Pritchard and Dana Adams faithfully served as missionaries in Haiti, but their world was shaken when one day Pritchard suddenly collapsed from a severe headache. Rushed to the hospital, doctors discovered a ruptured brain aneurysm and performed emergency surgery. But despite their efforts, Pritchard slipped into a coma. The odds were grim—nearly half of those with brain aneurysms don’t survive.
As the news spread, prayer warriors around the world began fasting and praying for Pritchard. Miraculously, he survived, but two days later, another artery ruptured, and he went into cardiac arrest. Doctors were certain he wouldn’t make it.
In the face of overwhelming despair, Dana engaged in spiritual warfare, standing by his bedside and rebuking the spirit of death. Against all odds, Pritchard defied the doctors’ expectations and survived the second rupture. After 26 days in a coma, he woke up, completely free from the neurological damage they predicted.
Pritchard’s recovery was nothing short of miraculous. He left the hospital after 52 days, fully healed, his life a living testament to the power of prayer and unwavering faith.

Jesus paid a high price at the cross to ensure we always have the victory over afflictions, oppressions and every curse of the law.

Galatians 3:13 says, ‘Christ hath redeemed us from the curse of the law, being made a curse for us; for it is written, Cursed is every one that hangeth on a tree:’

Those verses reveal the exchange that took place when Jesus hung on the cross. The book of Leviticus states that anyone who dies by hanging on a tree is a curse. So when Jesus hung on the cross, He took upon Him our curses so that we might receive His blessings.
He was wounded for our transgressions and by His stripes, we are healed [Isaiah 53:5]
His body was broken so we could be made whole. He died young so we could live long.
Therefore anytime you face battles in your health, finances, relationships etc, fight with the assurance that the price for your victory has been paid at the Cross. Because afflictions cannot arise a second time, the things Jesus suffered on the Cross have no legal right to afflict you anymore. As you persist in faith, engaging the weapon of the Blood you will surely overcome every attack.
Through the power in the Blood of Jesus, you are made indefatigable against the enemy and his agents. Anyone that gather against you, shall surely fall for your sake..Though they may come against you one way, they will flee from you in seven ways. Because you are born of God, you are born to overcome in every situation and triumph always through Christ.

PRAYER: Lord, I thank You for paying the price at the Cross to give me the victory over life’s trials. I know that even now You are intervening in my affairs and changing every negative report into a testimony for me in Jesus’ Name.

QUOTE;
God’s promises in Christ in your life may appear delayed, but never forget that delays are not denials. -WORDBITE 222.

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1 Corinthians 2:8 “Which none of the princes of this world knew: for had they known it, they would not have crucified the Lord of glory”.

BIBLE READING:
Isaiah 13-17, Psalm 112
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In AD 64, a massive fire engulfed Rome for six days and seven nights, destroying much of the city. Public outrage turned toward Emperor Nero, with many suspecting he started the fire for his own amusement. To divert blame and pacify the people, Nero accused the Christians and ordered their arrest, initiating Rome’s first official persecution of the Church.
Christians became targets of brutal executions—thrown to wild beasts, burned alive, and falsely blamed for natural disasters like earthquakes and floods. Christians responded with love and resilience in the face of persecutions.
Even when sentenced to death, Christians remained joyful, often singing and praying as they faced execution. Their courage and unwavering faith deeply moved observers, leading many to believe there was something extraordinary about the Christian message.
Ironically, the persecution that was meant to destroy the Church only made it stronger. The bold witness of the martyrs inspired conversions, and the Christian faith began to spread rapidly. What was intended to silence them instead fueled a powerful movement of faith that could not be stopped.

God knows how to turn around what was meant for evil to be for the good of His people.
At the Cross, the devil thought he was cutting down God’s Kingdom by crucifying Christ. But what he didn’t know was that through Christ’s crucifixion, the door of salvation opened up for many more sons and daughters to be brought into God’s Kingdom. Truly, if the devil had known, he would not have crucified the king of glory.1 Corinthians 2:8 Which none of the princes of this world knew: for had they known it, they would not have crucified the Lord of glory. (1 Corinthians 2:8)
Anytime you are being attacked or persecuted by the enemy, always be assured that God knows how to turnaround the adversities to your advantage.
Genesis 50:20 shows us that He is truly a turnaround God. He dramatically caused the plans of Joseph’s brothers to backfire and turned things around in Joseph’s favor.
In Psalm 30:11 David said “Thou hast turned for me my mourning into dancing: thou hast put off my sackcloth, and girded me with gladness;’
Certainly, God knows how to turn our sorrow into joy, and transform our disappointments into great blessings.
This is why we praise Him even in the face of difficulties.
As a child of God, in every conflict you are always guaranteed victory through the turnaround power in the Blood of Jesus
Therefore, in the face of challenges, let us keep praising God because His divine purpose is being worked out for our good.

PRAYER; Lord please enable me to always stand in faith no matter the oppositions I may face. Thank You Lord for always fighting my battles and giving me the victory at last in Jesus Name.
QUOTE;
To enjoy divine opportunities you must be willing to take the risk of faith. WORDBITE 222

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Revelation 5:12 ‘Saying with a loud voice, Worthy is the Lamb that was slain to receive power, and riches, and wisdom, and strength, and honour, and glory, and blessing.’

BIBLE READING:
Isaiah 9-12, Psalm 111
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In the 1980s, archaeologists working in Egypt discovered a fragment of papyrus dating to around 170 BC. This fragment turned out to be a financial document—a kind of ancient receipt or invoice, detailing various payments made over several months. While the specific recipient of the payments remains unclear due to the fragmentary condition of the papyrus, one striking feature stood out: the Greek word “tetelestai” was written boldly at the top of the document.
Tetelestai means “to complete,” “to accomplish,” “to bring to an end.” or”Paid in full.”
It was a common term used in ancient business transactions. Once a debt had been paid completely, the creditor would write “tetelestai” across the bill—signifying that nothing more was owed. The debt was settled. The account was closed.
In John 19:30, Jesus, hanging on the cross, declares “It is finished”—(“Tetelestai”).
He was declaring that the greatest spiritual transaction in history had been completed and paid in full. He had fulfilled the Law, borne the sins of the world, and satisfied the justice of God.

Jesus paid in full the price for our salvation. He purchased for us all that we need to live in victory. Yet our state as believers today is somewhat like the state of Ancient Israel whom God allocated so much land to, yet they were unable to claim it all. The size and area of the land that God promised to Abraham was vast. Yet, when God delivered Israel from slavery in Egypt, the people refused to enter the Promised Land. It took forty years in the wilderness before they finally began to take possession of what God had promised. And sadly, even up till today, Israel has never reached the boundaries of the land God originally promised to Abraham. This was not a failure on God’s part, but rather a failure on the part of Israel to fully claim what was theirs..
Likewise, Jesus  through His Blood, has won a total victory for us at Calvary. But it is up to us to claim what is ours by covenant. Jesus was slain to receive for us power, and riches, and wisdom, and strength, and honour, and glory, and blessing.( Revelation 5:12).
Jesus paid the redemptive account in full. In this resurrection season, may we earnestly seek God so that we can be empowered to walk in the fullness of our inheritance and truly possess all Christ purchased at the Cross for us.

PRAYER: Lord, thank You for the price You paid for my salvation. Please grant me a fresh appetite for Your Word and Your Presence, so that I can acquire the faith I need to go forth and do exploits and manifest Your glory to the world in Jesus Name. .

QUOTE :
“Illuminate your world for you are a star destined to shine.” WORDBITE 222.

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LUKE 24; 3-6 ‘And it came to pass.., two men stood by them in shining garments: And as they were afraid, and bowed down their faces to the earth, they said unto them, Why seek ye the living among the dead? He is not here, but is risen’

BIBLE READING:
Isaiah 5-8, Psalm 110
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Today is Easter Sunday! What a joy to celebrate the resurrection of our Savior!
Christ’s resurrection is the crowning proof of Christianity and is what elevates it above all other world religions. No other religious leader on earth has overcome death and remains alive..
The body of Siddhartha Gautama, known as Buddha, was cremated, and his ashes are enshrined in various Buddhist stupas. The Prophet Muhammad is entombed in Medina, Saudi Arabia, where his grave is visited by millions. Confucius rests in Qufu, China, where his tomb is a national heritage site. What all these leaders of worldly religions have in common is that their earthly remains still lie in their graves.
But Jesus Christ—crucified under Roman authority, buried in a sealed and heavily guarded tomb—rose on the third day and is alive today. His tomb remains empty!. Roman guards, the best-trained military force of their time, were stationed at His burial site to ensure nothing happened. Yet despite these measures, the stone was rolled away, and Jesus walked out alive!.
The most astonishing part? He appeared alive to many. Eyewitnesses—men and women alike—saw Him, spoke with Him, ate with Him. Over 500 people encountered the risen Christ in the days following His resurrection, many of whom went on to face persecution and death rather than deny what they had seen.
In the history of the world, no other religious leader can claim resurrection from the dead. Only Jesus has physically risen and is alive forevermore! Christianity is based upon this fact, which is the most amazing event in all of human history.

The risen Christ now sits at the right hand of God the Father which is the prominent position of power.
And as Christ reigns in power, so are we to reign and dominate upon the earth, because He has delegated all power and authority to the Church.
As the redeemed of the Lord, our lives should showcase Christ’s victory at Calvary. We are to dominate over life’s challenges and refuse to be defeated in any circumstance.
We are now no longer ordinary human beings on earth but extraordinary divine beings in Christ.
As Christ rose from the dead, so are we risen with Him and are now seated with Him in Heavenly places far above principalities and powers and every force of darkness.
Just as the resurrection sets Christianity apart, so does a life of power set Christians apart in this world. Truly, as many as have received Christ have also been given the power to manifest as the sons of God upon the earth.
Today, we are the physical body of Christ through which He is moving in the world to manifest miracles, signs and wonders. We therefore have a responsibility to be spiritually positioned to always manifest His power wherever we go.
We celebrate Christ’s resurrection today, because it has established for us a spiritual change of status and empowered us to live a life of victory and dominion upon the earth.

PRAYER: Lord, I thank You for helping me to fully appropriate the benefits that Jesus won for me on the Cross. By His resurrection power, I shall certainly live in dominion and triumph always over life’s circumstances in Jesus Name.

QUOTE:
“You will never need more than God to experience the impossible in life.”
WORDBITE 222.

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Colossians 2:15 (MSG) “He stripped all the spiritual tyrants in the universe of their sham authority, at the Cross, and marched them naked through the streets.”

BIBLE READING:
Isaiah 1-4, Psalm 109
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In ancient Rome, a civil ceremony called ‘”The Roman triumph’ was often held to celebrate the success of a military commander in battle. The Roman Senate would officially grant ‘triumphs’ for outstanding military merit especially to officers who had successfully completed a foreign war. Those who qualified to be granted the ‘triumph’ were often victorious generals who had slain at least 5,000 of the enemy in a single battle. The essence of the ceremony was to celebrate this victorious general and treat him as ‘king for a day.’
On the day of the ceremony, the general wore a crown of laurel and gold-embroidered regalia and went in a procession through the city. He was drawn in a four-horse chariot, under the gaze of his peers and an applauding crowd. The procession entered the city at a specific point, called ‘the Porta Triumphalis’ which was a gate used only for that purpose. The procession then went through the streets and squares of Rome parading the general. The spoils of his war, and captives of his victory led the way while his armies followed behind. His prisoners from the war were paraded naked and chained through the streets. If an enemy king had been captured in the battle, he would be theatrically chained and made fun of as he is paraded before the people, to show how powerless he had become. All the ornaments, crown and jewels of the captured king would be stripped from him. All his treasures would be taken away and he would be left with nothing, being paraded naked and barefoot in the streets of Rome. This ceremony made it very clear that the enemy king had been totally defeated and fully put to shame.

This ceremony was what Apostle Paul used in describing how Christ defeated the devil and put him to public shame (Colossians 2:15).
The Message translation of Colossians 2:15 says Christ stripped all the spiritual tyrants of their sham authority, and marched them naked through the streets.
This happened after Christ’s death and burial.
In Christian theology, Holy Saturday which is being commemorated today, is the day after Christ’s Crucifixion.
This was when Christ went down to hell to devastate the devil and win a complete victory for humanity.
Jesus disarmed all principalities and powers and triumphed over them.
The old Roman tradition, conducted to show complete dominance over their enemies is reminiscent of what Christ did to the devil; He totally shamed and disgraced the enemy and took the key of death from him.
In Revelation 1:18 Jesus says: I am he that liveth, and was dead; and, behold, I am alive for evermore, Amen; and have the keys of hell and of death’.
After Jesus had sealed the devil’s defeat, He arose triumphantly and gave us the power to dominate in life. Therefore negative situations no longer have the final say over us. Every evil verdict against us has been nailed to the Cross.
In all areas of our lives; we must constantly enforce Christ’s triumph against the enemy.
Truly by the power in the Blood of Jesus we are now more than conquerors over all life’s battles and challenges..

PRAYER; Lord I praise You for triumphing over the devil for my sake and giving me the victory. By the power in Your Blood I declare my freedom from every force of darkness. Indeed I am more than a conqueror in every battle of life in  Jesus Name. .

QUOTE;
The battle you are faced with today is a good warfare because God has already foreordained a victorious end for you. WORDBITE 222.

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Isaiah 53:5 ‘But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed.

BIBLE READING:
2 Kings 23-25, Psalm 108
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In May 2012, headlines around the world buzzed with a stunning revelation—scientists claimed to have finally uncovered the exact date of Jesus’ crucifixion: The date was put at Friday, April 3, 33 A.D.
For centuries, scholars have debated when the world-changing event of the Crucifixion took place. While Scripture and historical records agreed it happened on a Friday during Pontius Pilate’s rule in Judea (26–36 A.D.), the specific year remained elusive. That is, until a team of geologists decided to dig, literally, for answers.
Inspired by Matthew 27, which describes an earthquake shaking the land as Jesus died, researchers turned to the Dead Sea, just 13 miles from Golgotha. Studying sediment layers that recorded 4,000 years of seismic activity, they found evidence of a major quake around the time the Bible describes. Their findings, published in the International Geology Review, lined up with the calendar: the only possible Friday that matched all clues was April 3, 33 A.D.
Yet, as intriguing as this discovery may be, what should matter most is not about being fixated upon a particular date.. What truly matters is that on Good Friday, Jesus gave His life to rescue humanity from sin and death—a sacrifice that forever changed history, and the destiny of men.

As the Christian Church commemorates the good Friday today ,let us soberly reflect on the Scriptural accounts of what occured on that day.
After being arrested,
Christ was slapped, spit upon, and a crown of thorns placed upon his head, causing blood to gush down His face
He was then brought to the Roman soldiers to be flogged with 39 stripes. Each time they swung their whip, and it struck the back of the Lord, it ripped His back open, and streams of blood gushed down His back and dribbled onto the cobble stone floors.
Christ endured all the pain and humiliation, knowing that each stripe on His back was cleansing us from sin and every category of disease known to man.
Then an old, rugged cross was placed on His bloody back and in His weakened state He dragged this heavy cross through the streets of Jerusalem.
At the Cross, He was hung high, nailed on His hands and feet and speared on His side.
On that Good Friday, Christ endured the pain, the Blood, the wounds so that we don’t have to be afflicted again.
It is called ‘good Friday’ because it is the day of the greatest good that ever happened to mankind. Through His death, Jesus has brought us freedom, salvation and deliverance! Jesus accomplished the greatest rescue ever known to man. When Jesus completed His purpose, He summed it up with these last words: “it is finished.”
As Jesus cried those words, satan became a defeated foe. Finished at the cross was the enemy’s stronghold on humanity. There is now redemption, deliverance, healing and forgiveness available to all who believe.
Through redemption we are no longer victims, we are now re-positioned to light as victors and conquerors upon the earth, because whosoever is born of God overcomes the world.

PRAYER: Lord, I am grateful for the great price You paid at Calvary for me . Because You have redeemed me to reign as king and priest, I refuse to live in defeat any longer .Today , by Your grace I will continually excel and soar to enviable heights in Jesus Name.
QUOTE;
“You have got to learn to acknowledge the report of God’s Word in your life and ignore what the devil is reporting” – WORDBITE 222.

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Hebrews 13:15 (NIV) ‘Through Jesus, therefore, let us continually offer to God a sacrifice of praise – the fruit of lips that openly profess his name.’

BIBLE READING:
2 Kings 20-22, Psalm 107
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Today is Holy Thursday, also known as Maundy Thursday in the Christian calendar. It is a significant day that commemorates the Last Supper of our Lord Jesus Christ which took place the night before His crucifixion.
In A.D. 33, just hours before His death, Jesus sat with His disciples to eat the Passover meal. The Gospels tell us that at this last supper, they sang a hymn before going to the Garden of Gethsemane where Jesus would be betrayed by Judas and arrested.
Though the Scripture doesn’t explicitly state which hymn was sung, according to Jewish tradition, Passover meals are concluded by singing a particular hymn called the Hallel.
The Hallel is a collection of Psalms which are usually sung on festive Jewish holidays.
The Hallel which in Hebrew means “praise,” consists of six psalms, from psalm 113 to psalm 118.
Given its celebratory nature, many sections of Hallel are commonly sung out loud, sometimes in unison and sometimes responsively.
The Psalms of the Hallel is an extended expression of praise and thanks to God for the many kindnesses bestowed upon Israel, both nationally and individually.
What is significant about this Holy Thursday is that as Jesus faced unimaginable torture and death, He chose to celebrate the Passover and offer the sacrifice of praise to God. He knew that Judas had betrayed Him, Peter would deny Him and the Romans would brutalize Him, yet Jesus gave thanks and blessed God..
(1 Corinthians 11:24-25)

A powerful lesson we learn from Jesus’ example is that when we praise God what initially looks like a Crucifixion will end in a glorious resurrection. The sacrifice of praise will guarantee a raise out of any grave.
No matter the outward negative circumstances, we should always maintain our gratitude because in the end, God will work everything together for our greater good.
We must discipline ourselves to always give God thanks in everything, because there is no situation God’s power cannot handle for us.
No matter what is happening around you, worship God! Declare His goodness. Thank Him for the great things He will yet do in your life.Praise is a decision you make regardless of your feelings.
The word Hallelujah is a command form of the word “praise.” It’s an expression of worship, but it’s also an order to start praising the Lord.
While everything around you says you should be depressed, discouraged and complaining, make the deliberate choice to praise God because that is your guarantee of being raised out of any pit. The truth is that, if you complain, you will remain there, but when you praise, you will be raised up.
No matter how difficult any trial, let us stay in praise, because it activates God’s power, turns tests into testimonies, overturns negative verdicts and causes our story to end in glory.

PRAYER: Lord, I thank You for the price Jesus paid to ensure my change of story. Please help me to always give You worthy praise in every situation. Certainly, You are at work in my life today, doing great and mighty things for me in Jesus Name.
QUOTE;
When we fight by God’s help we are sure of victory. WORDBITE 222

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1 Peter 2:24 ‘Who his own self bare our sins in his own body on the tree, that we, being dead to sins, should live unto righteousness: by whose stripes ye were healed.’

BIBLE READING:
2 Kings 18-19, Psalm 106
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Dr. Frederick T. Zugibe is a forensic expert and medical examiner who wrote a book to give a detailed analysis of what Christ suffered at the Cross. The book titled ‘Crucifixion Of Jesus : A Forensic Inquiry’ presents discoveries culled from Dr. Frederick’s years of exhaustive research.
According to his findings, Roman crucifixions were designed to cause maximum pain for a prolonged period.
It was such a cruel and shameful punishment that the Romans didn’t inflict it on their own citizens rather crucifixion was reserved for criminals and slaves in ancient Rome.
During the crucifixion, victims’ feet and wrists were usually nailed to a wooden cross, which would hold them upright while they suffered a slow and agonizing death. The nail that pierced the wrist produced such pain that every breath seemed like torture. In this agony the prisoner would slowly die often over several days. As a gesture of “Roman kindness” the prisoner was offered a mixture of vinegar (gall) and wine as a mild anesthetic. According to the Biblical account this anesthetic was refused by Jesus. Consequently, He fully bore all the pain inflicted on Him. He suffered unimaginable excruciating agony just so that humanity would receive redemption and be set free to enjoy the blessings of God’s grace.

In this Holy week, let’s take time to reflect over the ultimate cost Christ paid. .He was brutally wounded so we could be completely whole. He was deeply bruised so we could be totally healed by His stripes (1 Peter 2:24).
Jesus died to heal every possible affliction we would ever face in this life.
Wounds are not only physical, many people have been wounded emotionally, wounded financially, wounded verbally and in many other different ways.
At the Cross, Jesus paid the price for our total restoration.
It is God’s desire to repair all the broken places in our lives. We all have experienced rejection, pain, and betrayals.
Sometimes the hurt can be most profound, leading us to build walls around our hearts to protect us from further pain. But then those same walls can also imprison and restrict us from loving and living life to the fullest.
The Blood of Jesus is able to go through the barriers of time into our wounded past to make us whole again.
At the Cross He suffered terribly to ensure we never have to suffer again.
Whatever hurt or pain you may face today, Christ has already paid for it. He died that we might live life more abundantly.
Today, Christ is no longer on the Cross and neither is He in the grave; He is raised up and seated at the right hand of God in Heaven. The benefit of the price He paid is to ensure that we enjoy total victory in all areas of our lives. By the power in His Blood we are positioned to triumph always and enjoy unending conquests over life’s challenges.

PRAYER: Father,, please help me to always live in the consciousness of the ultimate price Christ paid for me at the Cross. Today, by the Blood of Jesus I claim the redemptive benefits that belong to me and establish my victory over everything contesting my glorious destiny in Jesus Name.
QUOTE;
The tests you are going through in life today is not for your destruction, it is for your testimony. – WORDBITE 222

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Galatians 3:13 -14 ‘Christ hath redeemed us from the curse of the law, being made a curse for us: for it is written, Cursed is every one that hangeth on a tree: That the blessing of Abraham might come on the Gentiles through Jesus Christ;’

BIBLE READING:
2 Kings 15-17, Psalm 105
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In April 2019, a fire outbreak ravaged the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, destroying its roof and damaging its upper walls.This news was received with shock around the world because the Notre-Dame Cathedral is one of France’s most famous historical landmarks. Its architecture is a medieval marvel and it is home to many priceless works of art and religious relics.
Fortunately, despite the damages caused by the fire, the significant collection of art works and seminal religious relics kept inside the Church were saved.
Chief among these precious artifacts saved by firefighters was the crown of thorns which is believed to be the same worn by Jesus on the Cross.
The Crown of Thorns which was acquired by France in the 13th century, is Notre-Dame’s “most precious and most venerated relic”.
Other precious relics saved from the fire include a fragment of what is believed to be the “true cross” that Christ died upon, housed inside a gold reliquary and also a nail said to have been one of those used to pin Jesus to the cross.
In the aftermath of the fire, French government launched a fundraising campaign for the complete restoration of the Cathedral. Donations flooded in from around the world to the tune of over €1 billion to ensure the rebuilding of Notre-Dame and restoration of its highly esteemed historical treasures, especially the priceless relics of the Crucifixion.

While the world pays great attention to the preservation of the crucifixion relics, there’s less focus on the real purpose of the death of Christ.The most important legacy of Jesus death and resurrection is not the relics, but the redemption He died to purchase.
Because of the price Jesus paid at Calvary, mankind has been given freedom from spiritual bondage.
At the Cross, when Jesus said ‘It is finished!’, He paid in the fullest and to the outermost every spiritual debt we owed. The curse that was upon man for disobeying God’s law was removed.
Jesus hung on the cross and became a curse for us that the blessings of Abraham might come upon us. Therefore, through Him, we are no longer under any curse [Galatians 3:13-14.].
If Jesus hung on the tree for you, no sickness, poverty or misfortune can hang on you anymore. The devil cannot hold you captive any longer. As long as you serve the Lord, liberty from oppression is your heritage in God and your birthright in Christ.
In this Holy week, let us be reminded that everything contrary to our destiny was nailed to the cross, indicating an end to them. And because affliction cannot arise a second time, those things can never rise again to afflict us as long as we abide in Christ!
Through His death, Jesus blotted out all the negative verdicts against us. He has blotted out all the handwriting against our marital destiny, finances, health and family.
Every negative speaking against us has been silenced by the speakings of His Blood.
Wherever we go, there should be a continuous shout of hallelujah in our habitation, and a ceaseless song of victory in our mouth, because of what Christ has done for us.

PRAYER: Father, I thank you for the price Christ paid for my salvation at the Cross, thereby setting me free from every form of bondage. I thank You Lord that I now have continuous victory and dominion. By Your grace my life shall continue to go from glory to greater glory in Jesus Name. .

QUOTE
Trials, oppositions, resistances are oftentimes only an indication that your promotion is around the corner. WORDBITE 222

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Revelation 1:18 ‘I am he that liveth, and was dead; and, behold, I am alive for evermore, Amen; and have the keys of hell and of death’.

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Army Major David Shublak left his home at the Military barracks of Fort Huachuca, Arizona on November 1995, to go for a morning jog . But shortly after he was hit by a speeding car.
He was thrown up and landed on his head on the concrete. Both legs were shattered and his arm broken. His skull was fractured in five places, he had a massive brain injury and fell into a coma.
At the hospital, David was placed on life support, he was brain dead and not expected to live. But his wife Linda prayed for a miracle.
Soon the Military began funeral arrangements for David’s burial and his Military friends ordered new uniforms to wear to escort his coffin.
In the midst of all these Linda asked the Lord to give her some assurance and when she opened her Bible she found these words highlighted “I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in me, even though he die, yet shall he live.”
To her, that was God telling her that even though doctors were saying David was brain-dead, he was going to live.
Linda continued to read the Bible and pray. She played praise music, placed the Bible on David’s chest, and pinned Scriptures all over the hospital room.
Surprisingly, by the sixth day, David began responding to light. Soon he started moving his legs and woke up from the coma, astounding everyone. His recovery was a great miracle!
Linda was overjoyed at receiving her husband back from the ‘dead’. She rejoiced at witnessing the resurrection power of Christ. Despite all the negative medical verdicts, David soon fully recovered and returned back to active military service.

Truly, it is never over until God says so.
The disciples of Jesus were devastated by news of His death through crucifixion.
However, while they mourned His death, unknown to them, something wonderful was about to happen.
Though outwardly it looked like it was all over, behind the scenes God was executing the ultimate blow against the kingdom of darkness. His resurrection power was at work to raise Jesus from the dead and set humanity free.
In the meantime, Jesus had gone down to hell to defeat the devil. Jesus totally devastated the kingdom of darkness and left hell in shambles, triumphing over the devil, and disarming all principalities and powers.(Colossians 2:15)
Through His victory, we now have resurrection power. No matter how terrible any condition, through Christ we can arise from it. Because He lives, we live also.

In Revelation 1:18 Jesus says: I am he that liveth, and was dead; and, behold, I am alive for evermore, Amen; and have the keys of hell and of death’.

After Jesus had sealed the devil’s defeat, He arose from the grave and appeared to His disciples.
Imagine the joy of these disciples as they saw Jesus again! Their mourning was turned into dancing, their darkness was turned into light and their night was turned into day.
Through His death and resurrection, Jesus has given us total victory and liberty in life. Negative situations no longer have the final say over our lives. As we come into this resurrection season let us continually praise God for the victory we now have through the power of the Cross.

PRAYER: Lord, in this resurrection season, I sincerely thank You for the price you paid at Calvary to set me free. Please help me to live a life that continually brings glory to You in all I do and wherever I go in Jesus Name.

QUOTE:
The battle you are faced with today is a good warfare because God has already foreordained victorious end for you. WORDBITE 222

Shalom!

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