Heaven Land Devotions - After This He built A Wall...

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**"Becoming A Prayer Warrior" - Margaret Alberici - Email
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There are many believers who once blazed in joyful fires in the
Lord. They were glad when someone said, "Let us go into the house
of the Lord." They "dwelt in the secret of the Most High, and
abided in the shadow of the Almighty." But something happened.
They slowly departed from the living God. There are many reasons
why this happens. 


Many times it is because they have been tempted into sin that led
them down a path of greater sins. Others slowly ebbed away
because they were hurt by a church leader, and "were wounded in
the house of their friends." They now abide in the shadows of sad
leper-like despair. They look from a distance to see the Kingdom
of Jesus like "a city set upon a hill" from where they journeyed
away from unto a land of shadows. They long to go back, but feel
that they have gone too far. That there is no acceptance.  


They know in the word that there is always forgiveness but count
themselves a special case of disappointment to Jesus, and
therefore cannot bring themselves to return to Him. Like Rachel
who "refused to be comforted." King Manasseh was one of the most
wicked kings of all. He was a murderer, and shed more blood than
anyone before him. He was a wicked idolater and deeply involved
in the occult. Until God warned him and he would not listen or
repent. Then God had him carried away into horrible Assyrian
captivity.   


There he cried out to God in prayer who heard him, and forgave
him, and returned him to his throne. The first thing Manasseh did
was build a wall and fortified his cities. He built an altar and
offered peace and thank offerings to God out of deep, humble
gratitude.   He died in peace, and that prayer in the
low dungeon is now recorded for all eternity..."the prayer that
he prayed."  


" Leave the broken, irreversible past in God's hands, and step
out into the invincible future with Him." ~Oswald Chambers