AMAZING GRACE SANCTUARY

"Do not abhor us, for thy name's sake, do not disgrace the throne of thy glory: remember, break not thy covenant with us."

The above Bible passage follows the deep and serious cleansing of sins and confession by the people of Israel. At this very particular time, heavens seemed to have been closed to them: and prayers seemed no longer working for the people. At this time, the Israelites could not receive the benefits of all the covenants.

The penultimate passage revealed that there was no peace, healing or victory. Their fellowship with God had been truncated. No more quality fellowship with God, because sins were prevalent in the land and covenant threatened. Eventually, God became silent. The people had to remind God not to abandon his covenant for them. They were eager to restore fellowship with God.

They had no other choice than to confess the wickedness of their fore fathers and ancestors. Do not abhor means Do not abandon. When sins become too much for God, He just keeps mute. It was the grace of the throne of HIS glory that was called to intervene and God remembered. The capacity of God does not and cannot break covenant. HE stands by HIS covenants and we do not. God wants us to fulfill our part. Why? Because God’s part is sure to be fulfilled. Amen. Praise God.

1) Father, thank you for your everlasting covenant for us, in Jesus Name.

2) Lord, forgive every sin that can attract me to break your covenant, in Jesus Name.

3) Lord, remember the blood of Jesus and break not thy covenant with me and family, in Jesus Name.

4) Father, do not abhor me and my family, in Jesus Name.

5) Father of all covenant, please keep my covenant of grace for me till the end, in Jesus Name.

6) Lord, by thy covenant, uphold me till the end for the throne of grace in Jesus Name. Amen.

7) Lord, put the hosts of heaven to be at work for me and family, because of thy eternal covenant, in Jesus Name. Amen.

“REMEMBER BREAK NOT THY COVENANT WITH US” : Friday May 25