1. Dew is God’s blessing, the blessing that falls from heaven to Earth. Even if it doesn’t rain in the desert, there is always dew. Esau pleaded for this blessing, but received only a curse, for God’s will was not the objective of his heart. When we despise the birthright, what we do becomes a curse (Psalm 133:3; Genesis 27:37, 39-40).
2. Let us not despise the birthright. Let us love what God loves and value what He values. If we do not value the birthright, even if we weep afterward, we will not receive the divine blessing. However, if we do value it, we will inherit the earth in the millennial kingdom as overcomers (Revelation 20:6).
3. We have the opportunity to reign with Christ for a thousand years and be priests of God and of Christ. Let us choose to fight and suffer for God’s will. To this end, let us always remain new, keep the freshness of the Spirit alive, maintain spiritual discernment, and be sensitive to the things of God. Surely, the Lord will bless us (Romans 12:2; Ephesians 4:22-24).
4. “Today we are the stronghold of Zion! Like David, we had to fight bravely against the Jebusites and Canaanites so that today, the Lord could have His army of teens, captains, senior stewards and, in these latter times, the leadership of David’s mighty men. From Zion we will fight for the kingdom, so that Christ may rule the Earth, beginning with us” (1 Sam 15:1-12; 22:1-2; 24:1-6; 26:1-10; 2 Sam 5:9) (Daily Food, book 5, week 4, Sunday, p. 72).
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