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<center>**GOD’S WORD  AND HIS POWER.**</center>



Everyone seeks the power of God; but, not everyone seek to know his words. God’s power is tied to his words. If you sideline his words to walk in your self – styled ways, it is certain that you will miss his power. The children of Israel experienced the power of God as a result of Moses’ acquaintance with the commandments of the Lord. If you truly seek to see God in action; you will do well to stay inclined to his words. God’s ways are not usually the ways of men: 


_“For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways and my thought than your thoughts”. {Isaiah 55:9}._ 


Obeying the words of the Lord is a higher form of living. It is a form of living that makes contact with the power of God a common place in a man’s life. The ways of God may not appeal to the voice of reasoning, but it is sure to bring down God’s glory.


The bible says in Proverbs 11:24 – _“There is that scattereth, and yet increaseth; and there is that witholdeth more than is meet, but it tendeth to poverty.”_


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 How does that sound in your ears? Usually; men seek to gather in order to increase; but what we are seeing here, is scattering in order to increase. It’s all embossed in the words of the Lord. If you throw your logic aside and ply the way of the lord, you are sure to see God in action. 


Solomon in quest for increase offered a thousand burnt offerings unto God and he encountered the acts of God in a very uncommon form of increase and promotion, to the effect that everyone proclaims today – “As wise as Solomon”. It’s all trapped in the words of God that brings about the power of the Lord.


If you choose to contend with the words of God earmarked for you, seeking to have it your own way; you will miss an encounter with his power. Naaman the leper was told the way to go about his healing as outlined by God, through the mouth of his servant Elisha. He took it upon himself to contend with it, seeking to have it his own way. As long as he argued, his healing lingered. Immediately he owed to the words of God through Prophet Elisha, he experienced the healing power of the Lord.




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