The anointing

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Case:David was anointed to be king 17 years earlier before he actually walked in the position. He had the anointing minus the position while Saul operated in a position which he had no anointing.
 Point: The anointing always precedes the position. God has already anointed you for a position of a future date. Just let Him continue to build you up in the things of God and He will use you mightily for His purpose
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  1. ColetteOctober 29, 2016 at 8:08 AM

    Amen,I pray I continue to grow in the Word of the Lord.

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