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God does not keep his plans for your life in the open...he hides it...in what I call REVELATION. Revelation is the hidden realm the devil and his angels can't access because the Holy Spirit is the only one that have access to it. Jesus take the fathers hidden plan (Revelation) and make it known to the Holy Spirit....and the Holy Spirit take it from Jesus and make it known to you.

Drop the mind that the devil knows every thing about you. Stop believing the devil even know your future and tomorrow. The only way the devil gets to know your tomorrow is through the prophecy of your life....and through the words you say carelessly. That's why the devil can't function well until there is an insider around you that feeds them information they need. In other words, your future is as preserved and protected as the attitude of your mouth. Learn to speak or share vision or revelation or your plans with people STRICTLY BY THE LEADING OF THE HOLY SPIRIT. 

Your future is preserved in Revelation. Be more hungry for Revelation because that's where God preserved his plan and all He has ordained for your life. 

The new testament prophetic ministration is the revealing of Gods plans and intention to his children (insight and foresight). All visions and prophecy is for the revealing of Gods original plan hidden in Revelation.

Embrace the Holy Spirit through Gods Word....be more hungry for Revelation that aligns with the lifestyle of Jesus.

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