TAKING A BREAK. 707=FORGIVENESS, 909=THE PROMISE SHALL SURELY COME TO PAST...

707

I woke up this morning and saw 707. I immediately knew what the Lord was saying, that I was going to have to forgive. For the last five years or so the Lord highlights series of numbers for me to search out in the scriptures to find those that speak to what the Lord is saying for me to meditate on. Years ago 707 became apart of a series based on Matthew 18:22.

"Jesus said to him, “I do not say to you, up to seven times, but up to SEVENTY TIMES SEVEN." Matthew 18:22. (Emphasis mines)

Once I saw 707 I asked who am I going to have to forgive now. I felt like that's what I've been doing daily. Coming before the Lord and making a decision to forgive. However, this morning while in my alone time with the Lord I realized how hurt I really am, and how forgiveness can be a process depending on what's been done. I broke down. I'm talking about the ugly cry. MORE DELIVERANCE.

The Lord have been highlighting the name Judas and Job's friends to me since last week. It's forgiving the Judas in your life, and forgiving your friends who spoke without being led by the Holy Spirit in some of your most traumatic moments where you needed wisdom and help from God, and not wisdom based off their own logic thinking.

We wrestle not against flesh and blood, but it doesn't change the fact that when certain people, not all people allow themselves to be influenced by demons that it can sometimes hurts. These people more than likely are the ones that are some what up close to you. You must deal with the pain of that, and not push it under the rug. You must deal with it properly and emerge forward with wisdom on how you move forward with these individuals. If not dealt with properly that hurt can turn into bitterness and resentment, and get into your heart. I don't want that, so I must get off social media and shut everything down for now, and face the pain with the Lord.

It's okay to go away to heal. It's okay to go away when you're exhausted. It's okay to take a break and resurface when you're recharged and refreshed. It's okay to take a break when you're birthing.

909

I also have been seeing 909 repetitively from that same series of numbers.

Romans 9:9, "For this is the WORD OF PROMISE: “AT THIS TIME I WILL COME and SARAH SHALL HAVE A SON.”

The promise the Father gave has a timestamp, and you shall see the fulfillment of that promise. It's posturing yourself in FAITH and SURRENDER. It's right before the breakthrough that it seems that the attacks heighten. It's right before the breakthrough that traps are laid by the enemy. It's right before the breakthrough where witchcraft heightens where the enemy like to play tricks with your mind to get you out of FAITH and SURRENDER. This is why it's important to keep your hearts pure, and remain in the secret place with the Father while you're giving birth. Breaking the power of witchcraft off your minds through worship and praise! Remembering who your God is. This is why you must also CHOOSE to forgive. No room for offense.

Remember, not many people are in the birthing room realistically when a woman is giving birth to a baby, so be mindful on who you choose to bring into what the Father is doing in your life in this hour.

Before Job received his breakthrough he first forgave his friends. Job lost everything and not one of Job's friends had ever been in his shoes, but were willing to give advice based off what they thought they knew. It was only one friend who gave wisdom by the Spirit of God. One. Everyone else judged his circumstances based off their religious mindsets. Job brought known of that on himself. It was his faithfulness to the Father that put him in position to be tried in the way he was, but yet after he forgave he received double portion of what he lost. (Job 42:7–17)

I'm asking the Lord why don't I just take a break... WHY DO I HAVE TO SHARE THIS?... TOO MANY FAKE FACADES IN THE CHURCH, especially on social media. Too many pretending it's all good all the time. No. It's ALL THINGS WORK TOGETHER FOR THE GOOD (Romans 8:28), and it doesn't necessarily mean everything is good. There are real people out there hurting, and have no clue on how to get to the other side of it. I hope this helps those who may be facing something similar. See y'all next month or so. Love you bunches♥️