THE LAW OF NATURE HAS CHANGED.

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THE LAW OF NATURE HAS CHANGED

 

"By faith they passed through the Red Sea as by dry land: 

which the Egyptians assaying to do were drowned" 

(Heb 11:29). 


        Those who lack faith are unable to use the route that has been offered for them. By faith, the Israelites were able to cross the Red Sea as if it were dry land; nevertheless, the Egyptians who attempted to do so were destroyed. This demonstrates that the Israelites had faith, as they were able to cross the Red Sea. The farther they travelled in the sea, the deeper the earth may get. As they went in the water, the earth may have looked to be deeper the further they travelled. Furthermore, the water, which stood like a massive wall without any physical barrier, must have looked to threaten to return at any time. They may have also seen numerous species, such as whales and crocodiles, threatening to spring out of the water and attack them while travelling. Those who did not believe would have felt compelled to flee.

        When Pharaoh attempted to follow the Israelites into the Red Sea, the water receded, causing the ground to become extremely wet and the chariots to become trapped in the muck. The Israelites, on the other hand, had trust in God's promise "When thou passest through the waters, I will be with thee; and through the rivers, they shall not overflow thee" (Isa 43:2).

       Only those who walk by faith may walk on the dry land.Only those who believed in the supernatural One transformed the natural rule into a supernatural one. Only for Elijah's sake did the ravens change their character. The waters quickly returned before the doubters, following their natural rule. 

        Dear reader, the Lord desires to modify the natural law for you if you walk by faith, just as He honoured Joshuah's faith by changing the natural law of the sun and moon and making it stand still for a while.

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