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28/03/2025

Read Bible With Me: By Pastor Kemmie

Genesis 1:17 describes the divine act of God positioning celestial bodies in the sky. The “firmament” refers to the vast expanse of the sky or heavens wherein God created the sun, moon, and stars. The purpose of placing these lights in the firmament is explicitly stated: they are to give light upon the earth. This act signifies God's intentionality in creation, reflecting His power, wisdom, and order as He separates light from darkness, establishing time with the differentiation between day and night.

Moreover, the establishment of light sources in the heavens is profound as it indicates that God planned the universe with purpose. The sun provides a necessary light for life and growth, while the moon and stars not only illuminate the night but also serve as markers for seasons and festivals, which are significant in guiding human activity and worship. Ultimately, this arrangement emphasizes God's sovereignty over the universe and His desire for creation to flourish in His provision.

26/03/2025

READ BIBLE WITH ME: Pastor Kemmie

In Genesis 1:6, the divine command "Let there be a firmament in the midst of the waters" indicates God's creative authority and the structured order of His creation. The term "firmament" refers to the expanse or sky that God established to separate the waters above it from the waters below. This action signifies the organization and arrangement of creation, reflecting a transition from chaos to order as God systematically implements His design.

The division of waters is significant within the narrative, as it illustrates God's power to create spaces and distinct realms within the universe. The firmament serves as a boundary that facilitates the life-sustaining relationships between various elements of creation. In this context, the firmament also symbolizes God’s presence and sovereignty over creation, emphasizing that everything exists according to His divine will.

28/01/2025

12/12/2024

Did you notice today's date is *12/12! * See what the Bible says about today's date:
*Genesis 12:12. You will not die you will live.
*Exodus 12:12. Will be Passover danger in your life
*Deuteronomy 12:12 You and your households will be joyful in God's presence.
*Joshua 12:12 You will defeat all your enemies
*1 Samuel 12:12 A new and a better king will rule in your life.
*2 Samuel 12:12 The evil plans of your enemies will be made public.
*1 Kings 12:12 Your favors shall return to you.
*2 Kings 12:12 You will build your own house. 15 minutes GRATITUDE daily till end of 2024.
Compliment of the season!🎄

13/03/2023

God bless you all

02/06/2022

We take authority over this and draw upon heavenly resources today, in the name of Jesus. God bless you and stay safe. Jesus loves you.

01/06/2022

HAPPY NEW MONTH

07/03/2022

Father, I also pray that you order the steps of good people to my life, work, business and place today, in the name of Jesus.

02/03/2022

1. Lord, I pray that you lead me by your Spirit today and give me wisdom to navigate my way and to deal wisely with all my affairs today, in Jesus name.

2. Oh Lord, I pray and declare that as the darkness is giving way to brightness this morning, so also will the evils of today give way to me, in the name of Jesus Christ.

21/02/2022

1. Father, I ask that you cause the wind from the four corners of the earth to blow in my favor, bringing blessing of people and money my way today, in Jesus name.

2. Oh Lord, I pray and declare that as the darkness is giving way to brightness this morning, so also will the evils of today give way to me, in the name of Jesus Christ

15/02/2022

Father, I pray that you send your angels to make all things beautiful for me today, in the name of Jesus Christ.

For he shall give his angels charge over thee, to keep thee in all thy ways. (Psalm 91:11, KJV)

Father, I ask that every person and thing that I need to make my day rewarding and fruitful will come to me today, in the name of Jesus Christ.

Blessed shalt thou be in the city, and blessed shalt thou be in the field. (Deuteronomy 28:3, KJV