THE BALANCE TO CORRESPONDING ACTION !

THE BALANCE TO CORRESPONDING ACTION ! I'll corresponding actions was confessing the word over it, fertilizing it, and patiently waiting for the crop to grow to maturity before we brought the combine into the field. If we had said, "We believe we have a good crop, so let's combine the wheat." When we only had the blade, then we would have been disappointed. But we continue to use good business practice and reaped a good harvest. You must hold fast to the confession of your faith (Hebrews 10:23). "Do not, therefore, fling away your fearless confidence, for it carries a great and glorious compensation of reward. For you have need of steadfast patience and endurance, so that you may perform and fully accomplish the will of God, (The Word of God) and thus receive and carry away [and enjoy the full] what is promised." The amplified Bible. (Hebrews 10:35-36). Don't throw away good business practice just because you operate in faith. You use common sense with your faith. When he comes to the area of healing, there are people who will say, "If you're confessing that you're healed, then why would you be taking medicine you?" They say, "you are taking medicine for sickness that you don't have." Look at it this way. You are seek and you are calling for healing. Just saying you're not sick is not going to make you well. But calling things that are not is a Bible and kingdom principle. You sure don't want to go around calling yourself sick. That would be establishing the existing problems. To call for healing when you are said doesn't mean that you are denying you are sick. You just don't give place to the sickness. Yet, you don't deny that the sickness exists. You do not it's right to exist in your body. Not, yes that her two-handed no no no coming confess the Word of God over your body this is corresponding action toward your healing. You are calling for the manifestation of your healing. Until it is manifest, you don't have the "full corn in the ear." So you would not have full corresponding action, such as throwing away your medicine or stomping your glasses.