HIS PROMISES: SAFE FROM HIDDEN AND VISIBLE ATTACKS

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Psalms 91:6

Do not dread the disease that stalks in darkness, nor the disaster that strikes at midday.


We do not live in denial of evil, neither do we cloud our mind with the consciousness of it.


It is deceit to tell anyone that they will not experience difficulty or challenge one time or the other, the truth is that the Lord will deliver them from it all.


Psalms 34:19

The righteous person faces many troubles, but the Lord comes to the rescue each time.


That is, no matter what comes our way the Lord always comes to our rescue. Glory to His name forever.


So when He talks of the disease that stalks in darkness. The darkness here could mean what we cannot see, or that which there is no known cure for, for instance a virus. The Lord says we should not be afraid of it, why, He can handle it. Looking through scriptures we see healings of the leprous from the old testament even to the time of Christ's ministry on earth.


So dear one, the Lord can keep you from and heal you of any strange or familiar ailment. Yes He can. Glory


Then He talked of the disaster that strikes at noon day. This one is not hidden. They could range from scourging heat of the sun, floods, earthquakes, wars etc. It could be as obvious as an uproar that results in distruction and death. The Lord says we should not fear, why, He will deliver us. Glory to His name forever.


So no matter whether it is hidden or visible, know that the Heavenly Father has you covered as long as you are His own.


So praise Him, study His word, stay in Prayer. All things will work for your good.


He calls us blessed.


Love

@the watcher

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