SPIRIT MEAT DAILY DEVOTIONAL BY REV OLUSOLA AND REV OYENIKE AREOGUN Sunday, 2nd July 2023 TOPIC: THE REALITY OF MULTIPLE WORLDS (1)


 SPIRIT MEAT DAILY DEVOTIONAL BY REV OLUSOLA AND REV OYENIKE AREOGUN   

Sunday, 2nd July 2023 

TOPIC: THE REALITY OF MULTIPLE WORLDS (1)

Hebrews 11:3

The supernatural is a phenomenon that you can experience but can’t explain and understand. However, that you cannot understand it does not mean it will not affect you. The natural is explainable and can be replicated by following a set of procedures.


The text today tells you that there are things not seen but the Bible still refers to them as “things”, meaning they have substance. For it to be a thing, it must exist. The things that you are hoping for are equivalent to the things not seen. The scripture makes use of the word “things” in a rather interesting and deep manner.


The Bible also talks about worlds, which means there is more than one world. Take the physical world for example, it consists of the worlds of men, animals, nature, etc. The physical world refers to what you can see and relate to/with through your five senses; even though it is not limited to that.


There are also things in the physical world that need the assistance of advanced technology to explore. This includes electricity that you cannot see but feel, galaxies that you cannot see with your physical eyes but with the aid of a telescope, microscopic organisms that you need a microscope to visualise, and many more. All these are included in the physical world.


However, the Bible says, “…the worlds were made by the word of God (Heb. 11:3)”. No one but only God knows how many worlds exist in that statement. However, I will divide them into two worlds for the sake of simplicity – the visible and the invisible. We will explore this further in the next few days.


PRAYER: Lord, give me a deeper understanding of the divine supernatural and how to use Your Word to frame my world positively in Jesus’ name. Amen!


BIBLE IN A YEAR: 2 Kings 20:1-22:2; Acts 21:18-36; Psalm 150:1-6; Proverbs 18:9-10

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