He has come into me in all His fulness.
He has come into me with all His completeness.
Now we can understand John 1:16: "Of his fulness have we all received, and grace upon grace."
The Limitless One has come into me to take me over.
He gave to me His ability, His completeness. . .
I have spiritual wisdom and understanding so that I may walk worthily of the Lord, unto all pleasing, bearing fruit unto every good work and continually increasing in this exact, this perfect knowledge of God. (Col. 1:9-13)
- E. W. Kenyon
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Monday, January 30, 2012
The Ability of God 1/31 Tuesday truth
You remember that Jesus said to the disciples, "Tarry ye in Jerusalem until you receive power from on high." (Luke 24:49)
The word "power" comes from the Greek word "dunamis." Young translates this "ability," and it is a better word. They were to tarry in Jerusalem until they received the ability of God.
You not only received the Nature of God, but when the Spirit came into your life you had in you the ability of God, the very Resources of Heaven.
No one yet know the limit of that ability.
It must be exhaustless.
-- E. W. Kenyon
The word "power" comes from the Greek word "dunamis." Young translates this "ability," and it is a better word. They were to tarry in Jerusalem until they received the ability of God.
You not only received the Nature of God, but when the Spirit came into your life you had in you the ability of God, the very Resources of Heaven.
No one yet know the limit of that ability.
It must be exhaustless.
-- E. W. Kenyon
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Abraham 1/30 Monday meditation
Abraham looked at his body and saw it exactly as it was, impotent, a worn out thing.
He looked at Sarah, another broken vessel. Yet looking unto the promise of God, he waxed strong. He counted that God could make good what He had promised.
Abraham moved into God's class. He counted the things that were not as though they were, and they became.
He counted his body to be as good as it was at the age of thirty-five years. He considered Sarah to be as young, and capable of bearing children.
He counted the thing that was not as though it was, and it became.
-- E. W. Kenyon
He looked at Sarah, another broken vessel. Yet looking unto the promise of God, he waxed strong. He counted that God could make good what He had promised.
Abraham moved into God's class. He counted the things that were not as though they were, and they became.
He counted his body to be as good as it was at the age of thirty-five years. He considered Sarah to be as young, and capable of bearing children.
He counted the thing that was not as though it was, and it became.
-- E. W. Kenyon
Thursday, January 26, 2012
All is Yours 1/27 Friday faith
Now just take this thing home to your heart and read Eph. 1:3, "Who hath blessed us with every spiritual blessing in the heavenlies in Christ."
You are blessed with everything that you need.
His very fullness is yours.
His ability is yours.
His love is yours.
Yes, He himself is yours!
-- E. W. Kenyon
You are blessed with everything that you need.
His very fullness is yours.
His ability is yours.
His love is yours.
Yes, He himself is yours!
-- E. W. Kenyon
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Master Over the Devil 1/26 Thursday thoughts
As Jesus was Master of the Devil, so am I in His Name.
I was raised together with Christ.
I have in me His resurrection ability, His resurrection life. I am a Master. (Read Eph. 1:17-23)
And that great, mighty Holy Spirit who has come to make His home in my body is guiding me into all the reality of the wealth that has been given to me in Christ.
He is making me know what the resurrection means to me; that if I were raised together with Christ, I am a Master of the forces that operated in slaying Jesus; that I am now taking Jesus' place in this earth walk.
I have a legal right to the use of His Name that has all authority.
I have a legal right to the ability of the Holy Spirit and I know it is God who is at work within me, willing and working His own good pleasure. I am not left to my own resources.
-- E. W. Kenyon
I was raised together with Christ.
I have in me His resurrection ability, His resurrection life. I am a Master. (Read Eph. 1:17-23)
And that great, mighty Holy Spirit who has come to make His home in my body is guiding me into all the reality of the wealth that has been given to me in Christ.
He is making me know what the resurrection means to me; that if I were raised together with Christ, I am a Master of the forces that operated in slaying Jesus; that I am now taking Jesus' place in this earth walk.
I have a legal right to the use of His Name that has all authority.
I have a legal right to the ability of the Holy Spirit and I know it is God who is at work within me, willing and working His own good pleasure. I am not left to my own resources.
-- E. W. Kenyon
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Branch of the Vine 1/25 Wednesday wisdom
(continued from Tuesday):
If you dare say, "I am a branch of the vine, and the same life and love that flows in the vine flows in me," you will rise to the level of your confession.
If you say over and over again, "I know whatever I ask of the Father in Jesus' Name, He will give it to me," after a while that truth will permeate your consciousness until it becomes a literal, absolute fact in you.
Men and women will come to you for prayer. They have not learned the secret. They haven't any faith of their own. But they have faith in your faith, because you have learned the secret of confessing to be what God says you are.
That is all there is of it. . .
In other words, when you dare to say that you are what He says you are, then the two of you have agreed and you become a messenger of heaven, and you will be doing the works that Jesus said you should do in His Name.
-- E.W. Kenyon
If you dare say, "I am a branch of the vine, and the same life and love that flows in the vine flows in me," you will rise to the level of your confession.
If you say over and over again, "I know whatever I ask of the Father in Jesus' Name, He will give it to me," after a while that truth will permeate your consciousness until it becomes a literal, absolute fact in you.
Men and women will come to you for prayer. They have not learned the secret. They haven't any faith of their own. But they have faith in your faith, because you have learned the secret of confessing to be what God says you are.
That is all there is of it. . .
In other words, when you dare to say that you are what He says you are, then the two of you have agreed and you become a messenger of heaven, and you will be doing the works that Jesus said you should do in His Name.
-- E.W. Kenyon
Monday, January 23, 2012
Above Your Confession 1/24 Tuesday truth
"Confession" as used here is a statement of what you believe to be true (whether it be a negative confession or a positive confession), not to be confused with confession of sin.
You never rise above your confession. If you always confess your failings, your weakness, your lack of ability, your weakness and your lack of ability will rule you.
If you say, "I can do all things in Him who strengthens me," you will rise to the level of it.
You never enjoy anything beyond your confession. Your faith is never stronger than your confession.
--E. W. Kenyon
You never rise above your confession. If you always confess your failings, your weakness, your lack of ability, your weakness and your lack of ability will rule you.
If you say, "I can do all things in Him who strengthens me," you will rise to the level of it.
You never enjoy anything beyond your confession. Your faith is never stronger than your confession.
--E. W. Kenyon
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