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The Precipice

The Precipice

Stand upon the precipice, on the brink, on the edge. On the place of the fall.

Where the water falls.

Lift up your hands. For your position is secure. That which blocks your path, shall be moved. It shall fall at your feet.

In the place of stillness, in the place of no movement, there shall be a fall. The flow drops down, falls at your feet.

There is a parting, a displacement, a shift. A move of the fluid to reveal the solid.

I am the Lord of the flow. I am the water that lives. I am the one who moves upon the face of the water.

I make the solid fluid, and the fluid solid. I determine the path. Lift up your hand.

I have set your course. I have determined your path. What looks like a limitation, a wall, a fixed boundary, that you cannot cross. This is the place I have called the crossing. This is the launching pad. This is place of crossing over.

This is the place where I said, when you cross over, when you cross over I am going to bless you.

This is not the place where you stop. This is the place where you have rite of passage. The enemy says you have no right to cross, you are not able to cross, this is the place of your doom.

But what I say goes!

I’m turning the tables, I’m doing an exchange. You cross over and I’ll part ways. I’m clearing the path. Those who come against you shall be overcome, shall be doomed.

Deuteronomy 31:8 It is the Lord Who goes before you; He will [march] with you; He will not fail you or let you go or forsake you; [let there be no cowardice or flinching, but] fear not, neither become broken [in spirit—depressed, dismayed, and unnerved with alarm].

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