The Holy Spirit is not merely a mystical presence but the very breath, wisdom, and power of God working in and through believers. Isaiah 11:2 offers one of the clearest biblical outlines of the Holy Spirit's attributes, describing seven distinct manifestations—often called the seven powers or spirits of the Holy Spirit. These powers were fully embodied in Jesus Christ and are given to believers to live godly and victorious lives. Isaiah 11:2 (KJV) " And the spirit of the Lord shall rest upon him, the spirit of wisdom and understanding, the spirit of counsel and might, the spirit of knowledge and of the fear of the Lord. " Let’s look at each power in detail: 1. The Spirit of the Lord This is the foundational presence of the Holy Spirit—the sovereign power of God that rests upon a person for divine assignment. It represents God’s anointing, approval, and presence. ...
Note: Nothing is best gotten or given through merit but by mercy. Mercy always has a means of working tirelessly in breaking protocols and making tremendous changes when at work. Mercy does not hold for too long; it is compassionate and willing to let go regardless of what may be the cause.
Someone took the blame of guilt, shame, and disgrace just for others to be free. It is indeed a big sacrifice that such a person chooses others' interests and freedom rather than his. His selfless act of standing in for other’s freedom made him an advocate of mercy.
Mercy came through for you, and that is why you are alive today, and the same mercy is still seeing you through to fulfill the purpose of your existence. Mercy does not consider whether you deserve it or not but still favors you because an advocator of mercy intercedes on your behalf. Romans 8:34
A lot is standing in your way to condemn you, probably because you do not deserve that position, healing, or deliverance and you fully know that there is no way you can escape the blame because you are guilty and deserve any punishment for being at fault. But Mercy found you because someone took your place, died while paying for your imperfection, and he still out of mercy intercede for your total freedom and recovery.
Lamentations 3:22-23; psalm 25:10
The compassionate Jesus paid in full all the debit on the cross. He took all your inability, shame, and sickness and nailed them all to the cross for your redemption and freedom from debit John 19:30; Romans 5:8-10. Jesus publicly declared our freedom and power over all the guilt, intimidation, shame, and schemes of the devil Colossians 2:13-16
How to access Christ's full work of mercy
1. Believe
I believe that Christ came and died on the cross for you. John 3:15-18.
2. Be born again
To fully enjoy His mercy, you should give your life to Him and be born again John 3; 2 Corinthians 5:17-21
3. Steadfastly remain in Him
Mercy makes way and guides you towards the path of life when you steadfastly remain in Christ. No matter what you are in, him and him alone and mercy will continue to speak for you 1 Corinthians 15:58
Mercy can only come through for a sinner if he turns away from his sin, and genuinely ask God for His forgiveness of all his sins because He takes no pleasure in the death of a sinner Ezekiel 18:23
Do you want to enjoy a round full of work of mercy? Then, make peace with Christ by giving your all to Him.
God bless you!!!
Am enjoying what Jesus did for me, thank you so much Lord.
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