Grace: The Prophecy of Deliverance
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Grace is a prototype of eternity. This means it understands the origin of its duplication, so it knows its indicators. Grace is like the trinity, a part of the oneness of heaven. When God said, “and the evening and the morning were the first day”(Genesis 1:19KJV), he was carving out of Himself a portion of infinite supremacy that would be seen in selections, identified by events, situations, and circumstances. Grace is systematically arranged; it comprises an ordered assemblage of facts, principles, doctrines, or the like in the knowledge of the finished work of Jesus Christ.
Grace holds the letter of repentance. Since grace is spread out and divided into intervals, we do not always readily see the letter of repentance or our opportunity to turn. Repentance is encompassed in the contract of grace; we see it at the opening of faith. It interacts with compliance to keep us in grace and free from neglect. Grace, faith, and repentance exist in a harmonious relationship that reflects the unity of the Godhead in the same way that Jesus wants us to be one with Him. Grace, faith, and repentance honor the same requirement in the successful release of its resources.
The contract of grace is rolled out in the fullness of eternity. Eternity is infinite time or duration without beginning or end. The distribution of time was the setting forth of the operation of grace.
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As a society, we see grace as a permission to further our own agendas, in one-dimensional terms, or simply what Jesus has extended.
Natasha R. Bailey, who has worked in ministry more than twenty years, challenges those views in this book that explores the many misconceptions we have about grace. She presents grace as a calculated, collective, illustrative plan from the mind of God to His people. She answers questions such as:
What are the three levels of grace?
How can grace help you find clarity and renewed hope?
How can you liberate yourself from anxiety, depression, and heaviness?
Can you really live a life of answered prayers?
Is it possible to develop a greater intimacy with the Lord?
The author also highlights what Jesus did for humanity in paying the penalty of everyone’s sin. He paid what we owed so that all accounts and charges could be settled or waived. Now we must live out the encapsulated aspects of grace that illustrate recompense through the work of repentance.
Join the author as she explores the true meaning of grace and discover how it can help you move toward a greater level of freedom.
About the Author
Natasha R. Bailey is a prophet who provides clarity to leaders, ministries, and churches. A wife and mother, she has worked in ministry for more than twenty years and was ordained and licensed under the Sounds of Praise Pentecostal Fellowship Ministries, Inc. She and her husband are senior leaders in the Global Prophetic Alliance. A native of Chicago, she lives in Indiana and is also a licensed addiction counselor.