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Tuesday, 9 September 2014

IMITATION MAKES YOU NUMBER TWO!



Welcome to today’s mediation with verse 12 of our scripture as a strong emphasis: “…for they measuring themselves with themselves are not wise…” The Holy Ghost wants to remind you to note the following:
  • Imitation is limitation. You can’t rise above the person or people you are copying or envying. The best  you can be is number two to that person! Reject that!
  • You are peculiar (special and  dedicated).
  • Pay the price to hear from God and dare to be different.
  • Don’t be a stranger to yourself! Love yourself: Stop comparing yourself to others. Paul says it is not wise. (That means, it’s stupid and foolish).
 In  BBC news commentary years ago, about 4,000 out of 10,000 languages were said to have been lost or extinct in the world to English Language. And of this number, about 45 of the former USSR (Russian) languages were involved. Austria and Latin America too, have lost a considerable part of their languages to the English language. Imagine people losing their God – given languages, gifts or talents to pick another person’s language, gift or talent. Listen: A tree without its root will die someday. God did not make a mistake making you an African, an American or an Asian, e.t.c. He is all – wise and your destiny will not be wasted in His perfect plan.

Don’t pity yourself or despise your present status and don’t think others are better than you, no matter what. From Job 8:7, it clear that: Those that despise small beginnings never live to experience their great endings. Hear John L. Mason: “ When you try to be like someone else, the best you can  ever be is number two.” That is not the portion for you and your family because your God says you will be the Head and not the tail (see Deut 28: 13). There are periods when to dare to be different, s the highest wisdom. Stop imitating anybody because YOU ARE LOADED, SPECIAL AND UNCOMMON! Discover yourself, focus on your focus and the world will make you their focus!  

Source:  Our Daily Manner (A daily Christian devotional)

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