The Power of Verbal Conjugation: Unlocking the Secrets of Speaking Things into Existence
What is Speaking Things into Existence?
Speaking things into existence is a fundamental concept in the Bible that refers to the power of verbal commands and declarations to bring into being what is not. This concept is rooted in the biblical account of creation and the power of God to shape and mold the world around us. In Genesis 1:3, the Bible states, "God said, ‘Let there be light,’ and there was light." This verse, often referred to as the "Creation account," demonstrates the power of verbal command to bring into being what was previously non-existent.
The Two Types of Verbal Commands
The Bible teaches that there are two types of verbal commands: verbal commands and verbal declarations. Verbal commands are statements that declare something to be the case, while verbal declarations are statements that declare something to be the case with absolute certainty. In Matthew 6:9-13, Jesus teaches that believers should pray in a way that "thouakest thoukest" (kerygma), which means to speak God’s word with conviction and faith. He emphasizes the importance of praying in this way, saying, "And this is to declare unto you that thy son, thy brother, thy friend, shall be thine companion in sickness and in health. For whatsoever things God so loved in Christ, he hath set before you" (v. 12, KJV).
Verbal Commands
Verbal commands are the means by which God speaks to the world and declares His will to individuals and nations. They are characterized by their directness and specificity, and are often accompanied by the promise of blessing or protection. In Genesis 1:9-10, the Bible says, "And God said, ‘Let the earth bring forth grass, the seed of the ground, that it may be seed that bears fruit: and the tree of the field that bears fruit, which is in his hand; and unto it shall be added unto him the tree of life, and the blessing of the Lord, which is upon the face of the living beast."**
The Promise of Blessing
The promise of blessing is a key element of verbal commands. It is the guarantee that God will honor and fulfill His will in response to a specific command or declaration. This promise is not only a guarantee of a future event, but also a source of confidence and trust in the midst of uncertainty. In Genesis 12:2-3, the Bible says, "I will take you to be the father of a great nation: and as for me, I will make thee a ruler of many nations: and all the earth will be filled with thy seed, and thy offspring will inherit it."**
Verbal Declarations
Verbal declarations, on the other hand, are statements that declare something to be the case with absolute certainty. They are often used to declare a future event or state of affairs, and are accompanied by the promise of conviction. In Matthew 6:9-13, Jesus teaches that believers should pray in a way that declares their confidence in God’s power and provision. He emphasizes the importance of praying in this way, saying, "Thoukest thoukest thoukest" (v. 12, KJV).
The Promise of Conviction
The promise of conviction is a key element of verbal declarations. It is the guarantee that God will respond to a specific declaration with confidence and certainty. This promise is not only a guarantee of a future event, but also a source of comfort and assurance in the midst of uncertainty. In Genesis 11:6-7, the Bible says, "Let the earth praise him, and all who dwell on it, let them bring forth thorns out of the ground, and make a tree arise out of the waste ground, that his burden may be light upon them, and that they may bring forth a fruit thereof; and let them be established, and let them be a fruit above all spices and every other plant; let them be like one of the most sweet."**
Exercises for Practicing Speaking Things into Existence
In our daily lives, we often have the opportunity to speak things into existence. Here are some exercises for practicing speaking things into existence:
- Verbal commands:
- Pray in a way that declares something to be the case with absolute certainty.
- Write down specific commands that you want to see happen in your life, and read them out loud to yourself or others.
- Make a list of specific commands that you want to see happen, and use them to bring them into being in your life.
- Verbal declarations:
- Declare your confidence in God’s power and provision.
- Make a list of specific declarations that you want to make about your life or situation, and write them down in a journal or on a piece of paper.
- Practice praying in a way that declares your confidence in God’s power and provision.
The Key to Unlocking the Secrets of Speaking Things into Existence
Speaking things into existence is not just about using language; it is about drawing out and asserting our will. It requires confident faith and bold declarations. It requires us to stand in the midst of uncertainty and declare our confidence in God’s power and provision.
Conclusion
Speaking things into existence is a powerful tool that can bring about transformation and change in our lives. It requires confident faith, bold declarations, and a willingness to stand in the midst of uncertainty. By practicing speaking things into existence in our daily lives, we can bring about wholeness and completeness, and experience the blessings of God.