The Blueprint for Divine Ownership

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“And Abram was very rich in cattle, in silver, and in gold. And Lot also, which went with Abram, had flocks, and herds, and tents. And the land was not able to bear them, that they might dwell together: for their substance was great, so that they could not dwell together.” Gen 13:2-6

When a man sent by God enters an environment, the ecosystem yields to him and begins to produce results. The location recognizes and responds to his divine mandate.

There is a grace that enables a man to prosper anywhere because the hand of God rests upon him. It is impossible to carry the blessing of the Lord and not prosper. Though you are in this world, you are not of it. Just as Abraham and Lot were so blessed that the land could not contain them, the Lord can lead you into embarrassing levels of prosperity.

Outwardly, Abraham’s family appeared small, but the blessing upon him was that of a great nation. Everything he touched reflected the magnitude of his calling because God treated him not as an individual but as a nation.

The Lord can cause you to produce results on the level of your calling!

Abraham spoke the language of a king, a patriarch, and a man who had heard and been blessed by the Lord. A man blessed by the Lord talks differently. Understand the language of divine ownership. It takes greatness to speak greatness into another.

From a distance, Sodom appeared desirable to Lot, but he failed to perceive the wickedness of its people and Lot chose to leave Abraham.

Lot failed to understand that his safety was tied to his proximity to Abraham.

The greatest investment Lot could have made wasn’t in the land he saw but in a man (Abraham) favoured by the Lord.

There is a problem when your level of discernment is limited to what you see. If your ability to see good and bad is limited to your sight, then it’s a problem.

Lot’s discernment was limited to his eyes.

You do not make destiny decisions based on your sight. May your discernment be deeper than mere sight.

“Arise, walk in the land through its length and its width, for I give it to you.”

The Lord instructed Abraham to walk the length and breadth of the land, for He had given it to him. Lot’s mistake was leaving before his training was complete. He thought the only principle required for ownership was that of sight.

He believed his time with Abraham was over, but Lot’s early success became his danger.

How can you possess a land you haven’t fully studied?

You cannot have great wealth and not expect invasion at some point.

The key to possession is to study and survey what the Lord has given you. Survey your promise.

While Lot rested, Abraham studied the promise given to him by the Lord. With just 300 men, Abraham went to war against five kingdoms. He wasn’t merely raising shepherds; he was raising soldiers. He was functioning like a nation.

Welcome to the systems of a nation!

Having great wealth is one thing, but keeping it is another to protect the wealth that God gives you. Abraham didn’t just see but he knew the people and the land that was given to him. Devise a system to protect what the Lord has given to you.

Don’t be limited to what you see; learn to think multi-dimensionally.

In 2025 study the dimensions of the promise given to you. Function like a king, a patriarch, a nation.