Verse 10 in Revelation 19 closes with this phrase, “The testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy.” When we declare what Jesus has done for us, we open the door for not only what He can do again on our behalf, but what is available for others. When others hear your testimony of the goodness of Jesus, they began to expect that the same is available for them. It is, as Jesus is no respecter of persons.
This same verse tells us that today we are those who hold the testimony of Jesus. The testimony that you carry reminds you and will enlighten others to His goodness and desire for victorious living. It is no wonder that the enemy of man works so hard to still our voice, to limit the words we speak concerning what God has done.
There is a battle in the spirit realm for your words. Words are much more important in this realm than we have realized. Scripture teaches us that it is through the words that we are accused, and it is through our words, our testimony that we are delivered.
In this study, we will explore the origin of the word testimony, seeing what it meant to the children of Israel and how that is a type of what we carry today. We will look at Jesus and His words concerning testimony and Who and what testified of Him.
Jesus was the living testimony of God.
We will see how the testimony relates to our covenant and many other revelations that will excite us to share the testimony God has provided to us.
The Word teaches us speaking of the Lord that “Thy testimonies have become my inheritance.” It is time to declare what He has done as we carry the seed of our, and of others next miracle in our mouth!
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