Learning How to Imagine Correctly From Fear
Learn how to imagine correctly from fear. You probably already know the verse, "For the thing which I greatly feared is come upon me, and that which I was afraid of is come unto me." That is the 25th verse of Job, chapter 3. Do you see what is wrong with this verse? It is successful. "Is come upon me," and, "is come unto me," are what we WANT for the things we desire. What is wrong is that these things are coming from fear and are the things NOT desired.
But Job was SUCCESSFUL. Let's learn from his mistake. And let me plant this idea right here: "When it works, you have found Him"--GOD. Just as Judas Iscariot reveals Jesus Christ to men, our belief in what we fear reveals God to us. Job's fears worked. What was operating in his being afraid revealed the operation of GOD, not Satan. The Satanic part was that he, Job, was ignorantly operating in fear instead of love and faith. But what he was DOING was imagining correctly for causation.
What is your mind like when you are afraid of something, especially something horrible? You think about it all the time. You visualize it happening. You feel it. You expect it. You run conversations about it 24/7 in your mind's voice. You don't move without looking around to see if it could happen. You might try a hundred different things to keep it from happening like Job did, but you constantly wait for it to happen with faith and expectation. And BANG! It works.
What you have found is God in you. Nothing can stop Him from doing what you believe will happen with faith. Not even the things we believe in our ignorance. The success is a flag: God is saying, "Hey, Hi. Here I am. You are doing it right, except . . . Dude, do you really want THIS? How about believing in something good?"
The flag's name, by the way, is 'Jethro', Moses' father-in-law of Biblical fame. Unstoppable increase catches our attention, even if it is what we don't want.
"But I desired the opposite," we lament. Well, we GET what we IMAGINE. You imagine desire, and that is what manifests--desire. You believe you HAVE a horrible happening, and there you go: your day is ruined; maybe your life. This stuff is SERIOUS.
LESSON LEARNED: convert your "desire" to belief of having. Have faith in Jesus Christ, the Power of God and the Wisdom of God in you who brings what you BELIEVE into manifestation.
We are told not to be afraid of success. This is true, but what you would do IF you were afraid--thinking about it all day long, visualizing it all the time, feeling it, talking about it non-stop in your mind all day long, expecting it to happen any minute and anticipating that experience--do THAT with success, whatever "success" would be.
But Job was SUCCESSFUL. Let's learn from his mistake. And let me plant this idea right here: "When it works, you have found Him"--GOD. Just as Judas Iscariot reveals Jesus Christ to men, our belief in what we fear reveals God to us. Job's fears worked. What was operating in his being afraid revealed the operation of GOD, not Satan. The Satanic part was that he, Job, was ignorantly operating in fear instead of love and faith. But what he was DOING was imagining correctly for causation.
What is your mind like when you are afraid of something, especially something horrible? You think about it all the time. You visualize it happening. You feel it. You expect it. You run conversations about it 24/7 in your mind's voice. You don't move without looking around to see if it could happen. You might try a hundred different things to keep it from happening like Job did, but you constantly wait for it to happen with faith and expectation. And BANG! It works.
What you have found is God in you. Nothing can stop Him from doing what you believe will happen with faith. Not even the things we believe in our ignorance. The success is a flag: God is saying, "Hey, Hi. Here I am. You are doing it right, except . . . Dude, do you really want THIS? How about believing in something good?"
The flag's name, by the way, is 'Jethro', Moses' father-in-law of Biblical fame. Unstoppable increase catches our attention, even if it is what we don't want.
"But I desired the opposite," we lament. Well, we GET what we IMAGINE. You imagine desire, and that is what manifests--desire. You believe you HAVE a horrible happening, and there you go: your day is ruined; maybe your life. This stuff is SERIOUS.
LESSON LEARNED: convert your "desire" to belief of having. Have faith in Jesus Christ, the Power of God and the Wisdom of God in you who brings what you BELIEVE into manifestation.
We are told not to be afraid of success. This is true, but what you would do IF you were afraid--thinking about it all day long, visualizing it all the time, feeling it, talking about it non-stop in your mind all day long, expecting it to happen any minute and anticipating that experience--do THAT with success, whatever "success" would be.
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