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“So I sent messengers to them, saying, “I am doing a great work, so that I cannot come down. Why should the work cease while I leave it and go down to you?””

Nehemiah 6:3 NKJV

“so I replied by sending this message to them: “I am engaged in a great work, so I can’t come. Why should I stop working to come and meet with you?””

Nehemiah 6:3 NLT

Premise

⁃ Coming down implies you had to go up. And if you had to go up the question we must ponder is what will it take to stay up or in other words not be tempted to come down from the work God called us to.

Prophetic Insight

1. Recognizing the work God has assigned you to not only reveals where you should plant your focus but where your effort should reside.

“So I sent messengers to them, saying, “I am doing a great work” Nehemiah 6:3a NKJV

2. When aware of purpose and attached to destiny it is imperative to continue the work effectively without allowing distractions to derail you from the original plan of God. If successful, the future is secured and the story of God continued.

“so that I cannot come down.” Nehemiah 6:3b NKJV

3. If the one who called you to it hasn’t stopped you, then no one else qualifies to……

“Why should the work cease while I leave it and go down to you?” Nehemiah 6:3c NKJV

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“So I sent messengers to them, saying, “I am doing a great work, so that I cannot come down. Why should the work cease while I leave it and go down to you?””

Nehemiah 6:3 NKJV

“so I replied by sending this message to them: “I am engaged in a great work, so I can’t come. Why should I stop working to come and meet with you?””

Nehemiah 6:3 NLT

Premise

⁃ Coming down implies you had to go up. And if you had to go up the question we must ponder is what will it take to stay up or in other words not be tempted to come down from the work God called us to.

Prophetic Insight

1. Recognizing the work God has assigned you to not only reveals where you should plant your focus but where your effort should reside.

“So I sent messengers to them, saying, “I am doing a great work” Nehemiah 6:3a NKJV

2. When aware of purpose and attached to destiny it is imperative to continue the work effectively without allowing distractions to derail you from the original plan of God. If successful, the future is secured and the story of God continued.

“so that I cannot come down.” Nehemiah 6:3b NKJV

3. If the one who called you to it hasn’t stopped you, then no one else qualifies to……

“Why should the work cease while I leave it and go down to you?” Nehemiah 6:3c NKJV

  continue reading

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