The Closer I Get to God (Jeremiah 27: 2). 2 June 2023

The closer I get to God, the more-free I become; God flowed through Jeremiah as a vessel to show the children of Israel what bondage look like. God said put a shackle, put a yoke around your neck, put bonds on your arms and put shackles on your feet and he was showing them what bondage look like.

He was showing them that God was able to set them free and so the closer you get to God the more free you become because you will know the truth and the truth will make you free. The person whom the son sets free is free indeed.

Yoke around your neck talks about inflexibility when you are in bondage. There is a yoke around your neck and you are not flexible to be able to turn and see various perspective. You only see one perspective, you are inflexible. And when God frees you, you are flexible. You are able to see various perspectives and you are not stuck in your way of doing things.

Take the bonds off their arms, off of their hands. When you are in bondage you are not free to use your abilities, gifts, talents, and skills, sensitivities that God has given you and God is saying when I free you, you are free to use all the abilities that I have given you to get wealth. I have given  you power to get wealth, use  the abilities that I have given you  to get the wealth that you desire and so when you are free, when your hands are free  then you are free to use  the abilities  that God has given you.

Take the shackles off of your feet. Shackles have to do with your mobility, your movement and when you are free, you are free to move, you are free to move about the country for every place that your feet walk God has given you the land. He says you are blessed, coming in and blessed going out blessed.

God is freeing you to be able to move and so today I AM telling you the truth that there is a level of freedom that is available to you.  The closer you get to God the more freedom.

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