Give Orders To The Day 365 Days Oct Dec

Command your day, every day, every week, and every month.NOTE: This is the fourth volume in the series, Give Orders to the Day (GOTTD), covering October to December, the fourthquarter of the year. These powerful teachings and daily prophetic declarations are designed to empower you to take charge of your day, encounter God in a powerful way, and experience daily breakthrough.................................God's purpose for creating man is to have dominion, replenish, be fruitful and multiply. But whether you will have dominion, replenish and be fruitful or not depends on the words you speak into your life and environment.Words are spiritual forces that have the power to create physical realities. This is not a mere new age philosophy. It is an infallible truth, etched in the WORD of God. The Bible says: "Death and life are in the power of the tongue and those who love it will eat the fruit of it" - Proverbs 18:21."By thy words, thou shalt be justified, and by thy words, thou shalt be condemned." - Matthew 12:37."Thou shalt also decree a thing, and it shall be established unto thee: and the light shall shine upon thy ways." - Job 22:28.This book is written to empower you with powerful scriptures and prophetic declarations to take control of your day, your week, your month and the year. As you meditate on these scriptures and sayings and make these declarations, expect God's power to rule your day. As the scripture says, light will shine upon thy ways."Give orders to the morning and speak to the dawn what it will yield. Then you will take the earth by its edges and shake the wicked out of it" (Job 38:12-13 - Paraphrased).

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