The Marriage: Schedule Of Dedication

What Is A Schedule Of Dedication?

What is a schedule of dedication.

Believe it or not one would soon ask. So, without further ado let us look in to it.

There are two commonly used words in our faith that are both born of faith and faith without being announced is useless. That is why we are bound to confess it until it comes to pass. These two words are a blessing and a curse. The curse is the opposite of the blessing. In simple terms, words can take or give you opportunity. So the general word that means the two together is called Dedication. Meaning your life can either be dedicated to good or to bad. The ideal being dedicated to good you are blessed and being dedicated to bad or evil you are cursed.

One has to look at this real close and elaborately to understand. Being cursed does not mean bad things happening to you or being blessed does not mean good things happening to you. A schedule of dedication is a simple preset program that causes your life to unfold in a certain way; in simple common words we can say; a dedication is what causes your life's program to unfold. The ideal here being, going through trials in life does not mean God hates you, take Job, Stephen and even Peter for example, John the Baptist and the poor Lazarus who had wounds that dogs often licked. They were all blessed men, yet Lazarus' whole life was a trial.

The ideal of the program of your life being; what were you purposed to do?

Some men like Christ were purposed to come but for thirty three and half years and that was their whole program in life. To die also hang upon a tree; a cursed first ending. John the Baptist's ministry was just like that also, to announce Christ and when Christ was announced his job and life was done, he was shelved and quickly died in prison and yet these are blessed men.

The Holy Bible also talks about Lazarus and the rich man; the rich man was cursed but live a life of lucre. What matters most is what were you purposed to do and did you do it according to God's given dedication.

John 9:1-4 KJV And as Jesus passed by, he saw a man which was blind from his birth. And his disciples asked him, saying, Master, who did sin, this man, or his parents, that he was born blind? Jesus answered, Neither hath this man sinned, nor his parents: but that the works of God should be made manifest in him. I must work the works of him that sent me, while it is day: the night cometh, when no man can work.

These two are not just a product of annunciation but also, a product of breaching the set parameters or principles can draw to one a curse. As God soon announces Israel cursed for not paying their tithes.