BIBLE STUDY| MIRACLES OF JESUS SERIES.|THE FIFTH MIRACLE OF JESUS pt.23| THE POWER OF RETREAT|JESUS WALKING ON WATER| CHIMDI OHAHUNA Theme: PRAYER – To Declare This session explores prayer as declaration: a vocal, public, faith-filled act that praises God, enforces His will, and presents our case before Him. Grounded in the Hebrew term nâgad, this episode reframes prayer from private wish-list to bold testimony, an active witness that calls attention to God’s name, works, and praise. Expect scriptural teaching, practical application, and encouragement to make your testimony an ongoing instrument of faith and miracle expectation. Key Highlights - Definition in Hebrew — nâgad explained as “stand boldly out opposite; to manifest; to announce by word of mouth; to expose, predict, explain, praise, rehearse, report, shew forth, speak, tell, utter.” - Threefold use of Declare in Prayer — Praise, Enforce God’s will, Present your case. - Primary emphasis — Declaration is primarily praise to God and His works, not a catalogue of personal requests. - Vocal Testimony — Declaring is spoken and public; testimony is prayer in action and secures the miracle received. - Practical posture — Action matters more than position; the act of declaring and testifying fuels faith for present challenges. - Scriptural anchors — Psalm 75:9; 96:3; 121; 107:22; 145:4,6; Isaiah 12:9; Isaiah 42:12; Hebrews 13:8. Study Lessons 1. What It Means to Declare - Give praise to God: The largest portion of declaration is praise—naming God and recounting His works. - Enforce the will of God: Speak God’s purposes into situations that oppose His plan. - Present your case before God: Bring needs and circumstances before the Lord with confidence and clarity. 2. The Hebrew Term nâgad - Nâgad carries the idea of standing out boldly and announcing by word of mouth. Declaration is therefore an outward, audible act that manifests God’s reality to people and spiritual forces. 3. What to Declare from Scripture and Experience - Declare the name of the LORD. - Declare His works, glory, wonders, praises, mighty acts, greatness, and doings. - Be sensitive to what God is doing so your declarations align with His present work. - Remember Hebrews 13:8—declare the praise-worthiness of Christ who is the same yesterday, today, and forever. 4. Testimony as Prayer at Work - When God moves, testify, do not merely verify. Testimony is a living prayer that confirms God’s activity and becomes a platform for future miracles. - Rehearse past testimonies to fuel faith for current challenges; testimony never grows stale while you remain living proof. 5. Practical Guidance - Make declarations vocal and visible, speak them aloud, rehearse them, and share them as witness. - Focus declarations on God’s character and deeds, not primarily on personal wish lists. - Position is secondary; the action of declaring is what shifts spiritual dynamics. Beloved, stand boldly, speak plainly, and let your voice be a continual witness to God’s greatness. Declaration is praise in motion; when you declare, you both honor God and position yourself for fresh demonstrations of His mercy and power. Listen now to the full audio teaching on the GRACELIFECOMI Podcast. Kindly, stay updated on future episodes of this enriching series!. Any questions arising from this study can be submitted to chimdiohahunaministry@gmail.com. Check our bio to know how to give your love offerings to the ministry. Jesus is Lord.
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