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My faith rests on Isaiah 45:3. Therefore lawsuits and legal battles will not have the final word over my affairs.
Confession · Lawsuits and legal battles · Isaiah 45:3
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By the authority of Psalm 35:27, I decree an end to labouring in vain, and I receive God’s increase for my labour.
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Father, Your Word says, “Let the LORD be magnified, which hath pleasure in the prosperity of his servant” (Psalm 35:27). Deliver me from labouring in vain and provide for my labour, in Jesus’ name.
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By the authority of Jesus’ name and the promise of Psalm 35:27, I stand against labouring in vain and speak increase over my labour.
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Lord, I lift my hands in thanksgiving. As Psalm 35:27 says, “Let the LORD be magnified, which hath pleasure in the prosperity of his servant”, I receive my breakthrough over labouring in vain.
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I confess with my mouth what Psalm 35:27 says: “Let the LORD be magnified, which hath pleasure in the prosperity of his servant”. This is my portion concerning labouring in vain.
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Father, I lift up everyone struggling with labouring in vain today. Let Psalm 35:27 be fulfilled in their lives.
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Standing on Psalm 1:3, “Whatsoever he doeth shall prosper”, I declare God’s blessing over my labour and break the hold of labouring in vain over my life, in the name of Jesus.
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Lord, according to Psalm 1:3, lay Your hand on my labour and restore all that labouring in vain took.
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Psalm 1:3 declares, “Whatsoever he doeth shall prosper”. Standing in faith, I resist labouring in vain and commit my labour to God’s faithful care.
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Thank You, Lord, for Psalm 1:3: “Whatsoever he doeth shall prosper”. I thank You in advance for turning labouring in vain into a testimony.
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My faith rests on Psalm 1:3. Therefore labouring in vain will not have the final word over my labour.
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Lord, as I pray for families under financial pressure tonight, especially those facing labouring in vain, open Your good treasure to them (Psalm 1:3).