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Generational Mandates
By Junior deSouza
Understanding generations and generational mandates opens our perceptions to the work of our God in our day. Not understanding these can lead to various spiritual frustrations and obstacles never intended.
Every generation is under particular divine mandates. The fulfillment of such mandates continues the ongoing evolution of God's kingdom on earth, non-fulfillment to the kingdom's deceleration, stagnation, and redundancy.
Noah's generation was to preserve a remnant from the Flood and begin a new, post-Diluvian world (Gen 7:1). David's generation was to conquer the Gentile world militarily, establish Israel as the head of nations, and through the spoils amass wealth to finance the temple's construction in the next generation. Solomon generation was to foster peace with the previously conquered world, create international alliances that would further bless Israel, and construct a magnificent temple that would attract even Gentiles. Peter's generation was to birth the church and inaugurate the New Covenant administration. Martin Luther's generation was to exodus the church out of Romanized Christianity and return it to its basic, biblical foundation.
If every generation is obligated to certain divine mandates, what is ours?
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Quote of the Day:
"Of two evils choose neither."
˜Charles Spurgeon˜
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Bridging The Gap - The Rossman Family Reunion By David B. Rossman Special Columnist to the ASSIST News Service
DES MOINES, WA (ANS) -- On April 3, 2009, I received a letter from my ex-mother-in-law. She stated in the letter that there were two young men who wanted to know me. If I wanted to, I could call the number she left.
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The Rossmans: From left to right Joshua, Anita, David (Dad) and William |
I phoned right away and thus the ball was set in motion. Through prayer and believing the tickets and hotel were paid for far in advance.
The day of June 17th was now here and, within hours, I was going to see my sons that I've missed for so long. Anita, my daughter, and I boarded the plane and headed south to California. Our heads were full of excitement and our tummies full of butterflies. We couldn't really believe this was happening.
We landed in San Francisco to what ended up being a longer layover than planned. All the while I was pacing back and forth in the terminal and being on the cell phone with Sue, my ex-mother-in-law.
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