The Anointing

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The Anointing comes with covenant relationship. All true saints of God should be walking in some level of anointing, yet many lack it because they lack an understanding of what it really is and what truly living with (abiding) and filled with God's Spirit means for use on a daily basis. Scripture plainly tells us that if we draw closer to Jesus and in obedience, then we will grow in the anointing. Let us seek this great gift with all that is within us.

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