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Jan 20, 2021 33 min

Understanding The Times

from The Rising Podcast Hosted by Nelson Izah

This episode takes us on a journey through the scripture in 1 Chronicle 12:23-32 where we learn about how the sons of Issachar understand times and how they used it to foresee through the times of battles on what Israel ought to do and among the tribes that journey to battles they were the smallest of all in terms of numbers, the heads of them were two hundred. Sometimes we fail to understand that it's not just the number that can or will determine how successful we are or how victorious we will be in battles, the difference between the children of Issachar and the rest was that they had a foresight ahead of them, they could see ahead, so they discovered that it's not the numbers but knowing what to do when to strike. They spent time laying down strategies that which will require just 200 men to go instead of going with thousands of men. We need to realize the importance of understanding the time, the only way to move beyond your peers, is to think ahead, to see ahead and also knowing what to do ahead will set you up for victory and success. This episode helps us to understand why it's important to seek for the grace of God through daily communion with him, daily fellowship with God to get the revelation of the times we at and how to strategically lay plans to move ahead. As we spend time to listen I pray God to reveal himself to us, enlighten and open up our understanding to the revelation of his word.

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