El Shaddai

We know that with man, it may seem impossible, but with you, O Lord, all things are possible, for you are Jehovah Sabaoth, the Lord of Heaven's armies.

Regardless of how the enemy stacks against us, you have an army from heaven that's bigger and more powerful, for you are the El Shaddai, the all-sufficient God, the master creator and sustainer of the heavens and the Earth, and every knee must bow before you, and every tongue must declare that you are Lord.

The powers of darkness is subjected to your authority, and your word declares in Psalms 133:1, "Behold, how good and pleasant is it when brothers dwell in unity." Lord, we stand upon that promise today and ask you to restore unity that the enemy has tried to steal from our family.

In the mighty name of Jesus, we rebuke every spirit of division operating within this family, every lie that has been whispered into the heart of mothers, sons, daughters, husbands, and wives.

Father, in the mighty, powerful, and precious name of Jesus, we come before Your presence first declaring that You are Jehovah Rapha, our deliverer and our healer.

We worship You as the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End.

You are the El Shaddai, God Almighty, God All Powerful, and God All Sufficient.

You are the Master Creator and Sustainer of the heavens and the Earth, all-knowing and all ever-present.

May your grace, your favor, your goodness, and your mercy wrap around him like a blanket, protecting him from all hurt, harm, and danger.

You are God the El Shaddai, all-powerful, almighty, and all-sufficient.

you are the rock that we stand upon that does not move you are the king of kings and the lord of lords there is no other god beside you for you are the only true god your word declares that you sit above the circle of the earth you are the god of Abraham Isaac and Jacob the god of our lord and savior Jesus Christ the one who spoke light into darkness, the one who commands the sea and oceans to move, the one who makes it rain, the one who created the sun, the universe, and all that is within it.

We bow before your awesome and mighty throne, standing in the gap for our son.

You are Jehovah Rophi, our healer.

You are Jehovah Nissi, our banner of victory.

The El Shaddai, the sufficient one, and you are the ancient of days.

For we declare that there is no God besides you.

You are Jehovah Rophi, our healer.

You are Jehovah Nissi, Our banner of victory, the El Shaddai, the sufficient

one, and you are the ancient

of days.

For you are Jehovah Sabaoth, the Lord of heaven's armies.

Regardless of how the enemy stacks against us, you have an army from heaven that's bigger than and more powerful.

For you are the El Shaddai, the all-sufficient God, the master, creator, and

sustainer of the heavens and the earth.

Regardless of how the enemy stacks against us, you have an army from heaven that's bigger and more powerful.

For you are the El Shaddai, the all-sufficient God, the master, creator, and sustainer of the heavens and the earth.

And every knee must bow before you, and every tongue must declare that you are Lord.

The powers of darkness is subjected to your authority.

For you are Jehovah Sabaoth, the Lord of heaven's armies.

Regardless of how the enemy stacks against us, you have an army from heaven that's bigger and more powerful.

For you are the El Shaddai, the all-sufficient God, the master, creator, and sustainer of the heavens and the earth.

And every knee must bow before you, and every tongue must declare that you are Lord.

Job's wealth is reckoned in flocks and servants like Abraham's, and he dies full of days at 140, as we read in Job 42.

And God is called by the patriarchal name Shaddai some 30 times, such as we find in Exodus 6, verse 3. and as we also find in Genesis 17.

In this world, the father is, strictly speaking, the priest of his household.

And so we read in Job 1, verses four and five, the following.

37 chapters have elapsed before God has spoken in response to Job's persistent, reverent, insistent prayer, his oath.

And that's where we read, then the Lord God answered Job out of the whirlwind, Job 38.1. First, God came responding to the oath as its witness and judge under his covenant name, get this, Yahweh.

He's not just Shaddai or Adonai.

This is the name of the Lord that is called upon by those in a covenant relationship with him.

Genesis chapter 17, verse number one.

He said, walk before me and be blameless, right? And when Abraham was 99 years old, the Lord appeared to him and said, can we all read together? I am El Shaddai, God Almighty.

Serve me faithfully and do what? Live a blameless life.

Can you continue, please? And I will do what? I will make a covenant with you by which I will guarantee to give you countless descendants.

Job's wealth is reckoned in flocks and servants like Abraham's, and he dies full of days at 140, as we read in Job 42.

And God is called by the patriarchal name Shaddai some 30 times, such as we find in Exodus 6, verse 3. and as we also find in Genesis 17.

In this world, the father is, strictly speaking, the priest of his household.

And so we read in Job 1, verses four and five, the following.

37 chapters have elapsed before God has spoken in response to Job's persistent, reverent, insistent prayer, his oath.

And that's where we read, then the Lord God answered Job out of the whirlwind, Job 38.1. First, God came responding to the oath as its witness and judge under his covenant name, get this, Yahweh.

He's not just Shaddai or Adonai.

This is the name of the Lord that is called upon by those in a covenant relationship with him.

For I am the King of kings and the Lord of lords, and I am the Lord of hosts.

El Shaddai is my name, the Lord God Almighty.

to hold fast to my promises, for they are forever true and unfailing.

And for I am not a man that can lie.