Daily Bible Reading. 10th February 2025. Exodus Chapters 31-32. Mark Chapter 13. Use Psalm 41 for prayers. It is written in II Peter 3:6-10 "But they conveniently overlook that from the beginning, the heavens and earth were created by God’s word. He spoke and the dry ground separated from the waters. Then long afterward he destroyed the world with a tremendous flood by those very waters. And now, by the same powerful word, the heavens and the earth are reserved for fire, being kept for judgment day, when all the ungodly will perish. So, dear friends, don’t let this one thing escape your notice: a single day counts like a thousand years to the Lord Yahweh, and a thousand years counts as one day. This means that, contrary to man’s perspective, the Lord is not late with his promise to return, as some measure lateness. But rather, his “delay” simply reveals his loving patience toward you, because he does not want any to perish but all to come to repentance." I decree and declare that nothing shall overshadow you, to make you conveniently overlook God's word and His prophecies for the end time. May the anointing in the word of God fall upon you in this season and separate your life from all evil. Let every the power of darkness and it's activities in your family be wash away by the water of the spirit (the word of God). Let the same powerful word, preserve your life from the destruction that is coming upon this present world. May you and your loved ones never perish with the ungodly, by the mercy of God. May you always be sensitive about the day of the Lord and never be carried away by the affairs of this present time. May you also be patient enough to wait for the promises of God for your life, because His delay does not mean a denial to His children. May you never take the loving patience of God as a measure of lateness in your work with Him. May you always take the opportunity of time He has given, to work on your faith, draw closer to Him and prepare yourself for His coming, all in Jesus name. Amen. Good morning Saints and have a wonderful Monday.