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THE KING'S WORD

 Text: Ecclesiastes 8:4 

Where the word of a king is, there is power, and who may say unto him, what doeth thou?

The world is largely ruled by words. But words carry different strength and capacities. The strength of the words is in the Speaker. When a king pronounces a word, it becomes a law. That was the position the three Hebrew men found themselves thousands of years back in Babylon. (Daniel 3). 

 A King by the name Nebuchadnezzar ruled in Babylon. He was not a small king at that time. He ordered that his graven image be worshipped at the sound of the trumpet, and automatically, it became a law. But these three Hebrew men refused to buy his idea of compulsory idolatry. Long story short, they were to face the King's wrath. In this situation, no one can deliver them from the fury of the king except a higher authority. All Glory to God that these men were connected to the King of kings. He is the only one that can overrule the verdicts of any king or any authority. Is there any authority or king speaking contrary to the words of God in your life? Is there any verdict that is working against your life? Have you rendered yourself a lawful captive to anyone? It is time to invite the highest authority into your affairs. It is time to invite God. The only requirement is, you have to be connected to Him by blood. And the only potent blood in this regard is the blood of Jesus. 

HAVE YOU BEEN TO JESUS FOR THE CLEANSING POWER, ARE YOU WASHED IN THE BLOOD OF THE LAMB..... *IT IS TIME TO UPROOT ANY TREE THAT OUR FATHER IN HEAVEN HAS NOT PLANTED IN YOUR LIFE BY THE AUTHORITY IN THE NAME OF JESUS (Matthew 15:13). 

 Bible reading: Daniel 3:1-30 

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