YOU SHALL BE FRUITFUL

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Genesis 26:12 (KJV)  Then Isaac sowed in that land, and received in the same year a hundredfold: and the LORD blessed him.   Understand the background to this scripture for today: despite a famine, Isaac sowed in the land, meaning he still had seed. At a time when people were looking for what to eat, Isaac still had what to sow. Today, no matter the famine, you will still have seed. No matter the dryness, you will still have something to plant that can yield a harvest for you. No matter the famine, you will still have ideas that bring you profits.    No matter the economic decline, you will still have opportunities that will bring you abundance. No matter the dryness, you'll still have resources to produce more resources! Hallelujah!   Dryness may have taken its toll on people in the land of Gerar, but Isaac still had something left, and it became something that God could bless. If there is something left in your hands, in your house, then there is something that God can bless. If there is still any strength, effort, idea, or opportunity, God will use it to orchestrate a blessing that will blow your mind in this year of Milk and Honey.    PROPHETIC DECLARATION I decree and declare no famine will swallow my seed. I shall sow towards the things of God, and I shall reap bountifully in season and out of season. Hallelujah! Amen.   FURTHER STUDY Matthew 13:8

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