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Excerpted from: Eternal Security in the ChurchGod’s communications—His nudges—come in more forms than lightning bolts or the earth opening and swallowing people. Here God called for a drought, a curse, on their productivity because they were focused on their own interests rather than God’s. He wanted them to work on His house so true worship could be restored, but the people had other priorities. They were putting off what God considered to be most important. So, He kept their work from prospering.
But this word through Haggai also shows that the people were out of alignment with God enough that He had to send someone to connect the dots for them. They were unable to do that on their own because of their condition. Maybe they recognized that things weren’t working out as expected, but because of where their focus truly was, they weren’t making the cause-and-effect connection, and God had to send Haggai.
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