“22 Hast thou entered into the treasures of the snow? or hast thou seen the treasures of the hail, 23 Which I have reserved against the time of trouble, against the day of battle and war?” – Job 38:22-23
God has a storehouse of supernatural wonders comprising nature’s elements.
More specifically and reported here today are His treasures of snow and hail and perhaps much more than we can imagine.
Recall the downpour of brimstone and fire on Sodom and Gomorrah.
Need we also be reminded of the greatest of them all?
The release of that great flood upon the earth that marked an unforgettable turn of events during Noah’s era?
These and more are proofs of the existence of this storehouse of treasures.
Science does a great job at capturing this abode under diverse terms but this alters nothing in the scriptures.
For with God, His purposes for creating these stand firm.
Among other uses, He has reserved them against the time of trouble and the day of battle and war.
Now to us humans, believers especially, the next question applies.
When confronted by turbulent situations as such mentioned above, to what extent do you go to secure your escape?
Have you ever considered calling on God to relieve you of your adversaries by raining down any of these on them?
Perhaps, He will listen and oblige, like in the good old times.
After all, if He did it before, He sure can do it again.
The issue here just must be our faith that has become too frail to hold sway.
We have become too tush and modern in the exercising of our faith and authority such that feats like these have been archived in folklore.
But the Bible does admonish that we should earnestly contend for the faith which was once delivered unto the saints. (Jude 3)
The book of Hebrews and chapter 11 does a great job of exposing the mighty accomplishments of that kind of faith.
This kind, we must retrace our steps back to if we must experience this unusual wonders of God once again.
The issue has never been Him but rather, us.
Everyday is God’s day but the day we become ready is our day. (Bish. David Oyedpo)
Now arise and begin to take your chances as and at when demanded.
And this, by the exercising of your unwavering faith in God.
Remain blessed.
