THURSDAY 24TH MAY, 2018 MORNING PRAYER DEVOTION
SCRIPTURE READING:- EXODUS 1:15-22
TOPIC:- NO MORE MISCARRIAGE FOR YOU
TEXT:- EXODUS 23:26
Miscarriages are usually caused by abnormal chromosome patterns in the fetus. When these abnormalities are detected, the growth is halted, and miscarriage is the result.
Miscarriages are usually caused by abnormal chromosome patterns in the fetus. When these abnormalities are detected, the growth is halted, and miscarriage is the result.
Probably the most common question people ask after a miscarriage is “Why did this happen?” or “Why did God do this to me?” There are no easy answers to these questions. Indeed, there is no satisfying conclusion that we will ever come to as to why bad things happen to people, especially innocent children.
Miscarriages are usually caused by abnormal chromosome patterns in the fetus. When these abnormalities are detected, the growth is halted, and miscarriage is the result.
Probably the most common question people ask after a miscarriage is “Why did this happen?” or “Why did God do this to me?” There are no easy answers to these questions. Indeed, there is no satisfying conclusion that we will ever come to as to why bad things happen to people, especially innocent children.
We must understand that God does not take away our loved ones from us as some sort of cruel punishment. The Bible tells us that there is “no condemnation for those who belong to Christ Jesus,” Romans 8:1.
In Exodus 23:26, Israel is promised that “none will miscarry or be barren in your land” if they followed the Mosaic Covenant. In Hosea 9:14, Israel in a state of disobedience is promised “wombs that miscarry, and breasts that are dry.” We learn from these passages that spontaneous miscarriages are in God’s hands.
We are no longer under the Law, and we can be sure that God has compassion on those who have suffered a miscarriage.
In Exodus 23:26, Israel is promised that “none will miscarry or be barren in your land” if they followed the Mosaic Covenant. In Hosea 9:14, Israel in a state of disobedience is promised “wombs that miscarry, and breasts that are dry.” We learn from these passages that spontaneous miscarriages are in God’s hands.
We are no longer under the Law, and we can be sure that God has compassion on those who have suffered a miscarriage.
An unborn child is not only a fetus or a “piece of tissue” to God, but is one of His children. Jeremiah 1:5 says that God knows us while we are still in the womb. Lamentations 3:33 tells us that God “does not enjoy hurting people or causing them sorrow.” Jesus promised to leave us with a gift of peace unlike any that the world can give, John 14:27.
Romans 11:36 reminds us that everything exists by God’s power and is intended for His glory. Although He does not inflict suffering on us for punishment, He will allow things to come into our lives that we can use to bring glory to Him.
Romans 11:36 reminds us that everything exists by God’s power and is intended for His glory. Although He does not inflict suffering on us for punishment, He will allow things to come into our lives that we can use to bring glory to Him.
Jesus said, “I have told you all this so that you may have peace in me. Here on eh you will have many trials and sorrows. But take heart, because I have overcome the world,” John 16:33.
Miscarriages is not your portion anymore.
Miscarriages is not your portion anymore.
Prayer Points:-
1. I silence every spirit of miscarriages in my life and my ambition, in the name of Jesus Christ.
2. O Lord God, heal all the wounds that miscarriages have caused in my life totally, in the name of Jesus Christ.
3. O Lord God, surprise me with double portion for all my past miscarriages, in the name of Jesus Christ.
1. I silence every spirit of miscarriages in my life and my ambition, in the name of Jesus Christ.
2. O Lord God, heal all the wounds that miscarriages have caused in my life totally, in the name of Jesus Christ.
3. O Lord God, surprise me with double portion for all my past miscarriages, in the name of Jesus Christ.
Have A Fulfilling Thursday!
