Demand More, Receive More: God’s Supply Never Runs Out

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In Exodus 12:4 it says if any household is too small for a whole lamb, they must share one with their nearest neighbour.

This verse was from the passover when the Israelites were still in Egypt but soon to leave.

Notice here how it says if any househouse is too small and it does not say if the lamb is too small. The household represents the demand in this case. So the verse is saying if the demand is not enough increase the demand.

It does not say that if the lamb is too small which represents God. Meaning that the limitation is always on the demand side of things and not on the supply side. God’s willingness to overtake you with blessings is always greater than your demand to receive His blessings.

Know today that God wants to bless you! The sacrifice of a lamb paid for all your sins past present and future. Moreover, the supply of His blessings will always exceed the demand you have.

🔑🔑🔑 Key takeaways:

• God’s blessings are limitless, and His supply will always exceed your demand.

• The limitation is never on God’s willingness but on our capacity to ask and receive.

• The sacrifice of the lamb symbolises a complete provision for your past, present, and future.

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