The Lord is no respecter of a persons’ opportunity. If any of his sons or daughters come upon an opportunity in which we are in need of a word to bring the opportunity to pass, the Lord will give each of us the Word in which we have need of according to the Will of the Father. Now here is the thing concerning the equal opportunity word that each of us has been given: what will each of us do with the word once it has been given to us? We each may have been given the word of equal opportunity to bring to pass that which we hoped for; however, what each of us does with that word afterwards will determine the results received by each. This example is unlikely, but let’s use it for clarity sakes: we can have the exact same opportunity cup to drink of, but we will not apply the same life or faith to the cups that started out the same or equal. Now each of us, according to our faith from the word applied to that cup, will affect the cup in different ways; thereby, we will not have the same cup any longer. The faith activity that one applies to the cup will be different from the faith activity that another applies to the cup to render each of them a different result that will not be equal. Now, if this is what happens to the same equal opportunity cup once each of us began to apply the faith from the word in which we believe, it is easy to see the major differences in the results when we each apply our faith from the Word to different things, or to different cups. Equal Opportunity God; Yeah, But Unequal Faith Unequal the Results.

The word that we get from God to apply to our opportunity, need, desire or whatever the name of it maybe at the time, maybe equal in that it comes to give us all an equal opportunity to bring to pass what we hope for; however, the faith that comes with the word may not be given an equal opportunity by us to have equal results. Let’s say that the word from our equal opportunity God was sent forth to all with opportunity, need, desire, or whatever to have the chance to bring to pass the thing hoped for. Now furthermore, let’s say that all who received the word was good ground, meaning that they all believed that the word received would accomplish the purpose for which it was intended. So my question to the writer would be, how can the receiver of the word not give the faith that comes with the word an equal opportunity to have equal results? It sounds good to me, and it is a fair question, soooo? Ok, first of all, let’s establish that faith does indeed come by the word: Romans 10:17, “So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.” There it is right there: faith cometh by hearing the word of God; therefore, when we get the word from God to help bring to pass the thing hoped for, we will also be getting faith for that word now, again soon, and then later. So we walk by faith and not by sight to more efficiently process faith by hearing; therefore, faith comes by hearing and not by sighting. lol. There will be times when we are out and about with our backs facing faith as we are yet walking; however, since we walk by hearing faith, when faith is close enough, we can identify its source as we can hear it once it enters into our space, or garden. Now sight does have its place, once we hear where faith is in places where sight can not compete, then we can walk directly to the faith that we hear. Equal Opportunity God; Yeah, But Unequal Faith Unequal the Results.

So when faith that comes by the Word of God given us by the Lord to bring to pass the thing that we hoped for, how do we process the spiritual faith substance along with the natural faith substance to have what we hope for made flesh, or natural for our use? The spiritual faith substance that comes with the word given is automatic in the process; as the Word comes already empowered to make all things made that need to be made or brought to pass: John 1:2-3, “The same (the Word) was in the beginning with God. ³ All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made.” So the Word comes equipped to bring to pass the thing that is hoped for. Now when we, the receiver of the word are out and about, and we hear natural faith substance that can be used to bring to pass the thing that we hoped for; then we must go to the substance to be the hands for the unseen spirit of God. This will start the process of the spiritual word being made flesh, or natural for our use. For example, if some one is in need of help from God to rent a house, then the person will need special help. Say the person is out at the neighborhood store, and the person hears the clerk say to someone that a house on third street is available for rent. This may not be the person’s house; however, since it does match the word of God to supply the person’s rent need, then the person should go check it out. This may have been for the person’s faith ears only, and remember faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God: it matches the word of God to supply the person’s rent need. Now, this particular need wouldn’t apply to people like myself because I don’t need current help from God to rent a house. If my family was in the market to rent a house, then we would just go out looking in locations where we wanted to rent, or call up a realtor to just set it up. Since God has already met the financial responsibility needed for me to rent a house, this would not be an act of faith on my part since the evidence to be able to rent is not unseen. This is where faith in many instance with those in need of God’s help may not be given an opportunity to have equal results. We know what faith is: Hebrews 11:1, “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” Since faith is the substance of things hope for, when the person in need of God’s help to rent a house heard of the house for rent on third street, hearing of the house on third street is “substance of things hoped for, to rent a house; and faith does comes by hearing. Therefore, if this person chooses not to go in bodily form to check it out; and even though God as an unseen spirit went there expecting the human hands in need to show up, FAITH was just robbed at having the chance to have equal results at the end. If we don’t go check out a particular faith substance, it maybe the best of the faith substances that end up being presented to us by the Word. Let’s don’t forget that a hundred fold is not equal to the numerical amount of some one else’s fold, but by the value of your best manifested substance. If the house on third street ends up being the best house of all the houses that the Word of God presents to a person, and the person does not check it out, then that person will not get the best fold, or the hundred fold. The faith in the Word could not give the best fold because the person did not show up in the faith to claim the best fold. Now, I am of the belief that it is better to go after faith in which one does believe, as opposed to going with faith because it might be better. The Bible tells us that it is a no no to go in faith (the substance of things hoped for that we can now see because of hearing it) in which we do not believe. Matthew 21:21, “Jesus answered and said unto them, Verily I say unto you, If ye have faith, and doubt not, ye shall not only do this which is done to the fig tree, but also if ye shall say unto this mountain, Be thou removed, and be thou cast into the sea; it shall be done.” So even if one robs faith at possibly given its best to have equal results, it is best to move on the faith in which one does believe; for having received sixty-fold is still better than receiving no fold at all because of doubt. Equal Opportunity God; Yeah, But Unequal Faith Unequal the Results.

The Father In Spirit And In Truth Is Seeking Such To Seek Him.

Adopted son,