CONDITIONAL AND UNCONDITIONAL PROMISES !

CONDITIONAL AND UNCONDITIONAL PROMISES ! Some things that God says are conditional. Then some things are unconditional; God declares them, and He will bring them to pass. Many of the promises in the new covenant are conditional. But there are some promises God made to Israel, and some promises God made to Abraham which were not conditional. God has established them, and God set in motion exact principles of faith that causes those promises to be fulfilled. Remember when Zacharias answered as he did, the angel replied: "And the angel answered and said unto him, I am Gabriel, that stand in the presence of God; and I am sent to speak unto thee, until the day that these things shall be performed, because thou believest not my words, which shall be fulfilled in their season." (Luke 1:19-20). in other words, God no if He didn't get Zacharias mouth set up, this wouldn't happen. Evidently this was not a conditional promise. For Gabriel said, . . . My words, which shall be fulfilled in their season." This was to come to pass. No man would stop it. And, the same is true concerning your word; they shall come to pass in their season ! God close his mouth, causing him to not be able to speak for a period of time until God's declaration came to pass. God took action that made sure that Zacharias wouldn't continue to speak unbelief. As I said in the past, unbelief is based upon what you believe. Right on the other hand, there are many things God desires to do, but unless you get in agreement with God, many of them will never come to pass. So many have said, "If it's the will of God, it will just happen. If it's not the will of God, it wouldn't happen anyway." Some things will happen whether you believe them are not. Jesus is coming back. You can believe it or not believe it; but He is still coming. When This Gospel Of Grace is preached to the whole world; then the end shall come ! Your unbelief is not going to change that fact. But there are some things that your unbelief will change. When it comes to your denominational teaching; when it comes to the promises of God and entering into the provisions that God has made, then your words spoken in unbelief can change what comes to you. You can actually change it for the better, or can change it for the worse. You can see God's method here with Zacharias. God declared a thing, and Zacharias failed to receive that word. So God rendered him speechless until it came to pass. There are times when it would be better for us if we couldn't speak. All God desires for us to do, is to get in agreement with His Words.