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I learnt something when I was reading the sixth and seventh chapters of the Book of Genesis.
I read about how Daddy(God) gave Noah 7 days to build the ark that was going to house his entire family and all the various kinds of animals of this earth...in single and seven pairs.

I was trying to comprehend how Noah was able to build the ark in seven days. Then I thought to myself how natural it would have been to tell God that, 'It's only seven days and how am I going to get all these done in seven days?!'

But I learnt that when Daddy gives an assignment, He has already counted the cost. He knows exactly what He Is doing and if He has said something or given an assignment, it means it can be done.

...But, if it will he done, it is up to us.
It takes a willingness to undertake the task. Are you willing?

I began to wonder how Noah was going get all these animals into the ark. Then I came across the 15th verse of the seventh chapter which reads, 'Pairs of all creatures that have life in them came to Noah and entered the ark.' 
I saw here that Daddy Himself caused the animals to enter the ark.

Daddy knew the end. He knew how everything was going to pan out. Had Noah worried about the hows, he would have been crippled by the many 'what ifs' and that would have just hindered the progression of his assignment.

Guess what, he went straight to work...and God did it!

Our walk is filled with many many assignments but guess what?

THE ZEAL OF THE LORD WILL ACCOMPLISH IT.

When Daddy calls and gives you an assignment, don't look left, don't look right and don't even look back at where you are coming from.

Baby, just run straight ahead.

Just run.

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