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To Those Who Walk Close ...

This word came to me recently as I was focused soley on our Lord. To those who walk in His Spirit close to His heart, it has meaning and carries reason for great joy ...

The Lord asks:

"How long can a horse go without water? How long can the cattle thirst before they die? Of how much greater worth are my people? I hear the words of the humble. The ground is parched and fallow. It lies cracked and abandoned in my fury. But for the sake of those who cry out to me in honest spirit, comes the rain."


"Let it fall upon the Godly and the wicked alike in the hope of their resurrection. Let those who walk in my spirit now dance for joy in the rain of my spirit. I will honor their courage in the darkness as they honor me in spirit and in truth."


"Even now the skies grow dark with the heaviness of the foretold weight of my spirit. Even now flows the wind warning of its' coming. Let the people of God come out from their houses in anticipation. Let the weary look up and take courage, for I hear the words of the humble. I am not hard hearted toward the children I cherish. My heart breaks at their suffering."


"Let the thirsty drink to their fill and not be ashamed. Let those who lie near death be refreshed and receive life from it. Let the scattered faithful rejoice for my name shall be raised again among them and I will bring them together in my spirit to be strong against the desolation of the earth. They will gain strength to defeat the lion who devours and not be conquered. But their strength will be my spirit, their victory will be at my hand. I hear the words of the humble, so comes the rain."

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