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I am Deborah, a prophetic intercessor, teacher and author for the purposes of the Kingdom of God through Jesus Christ (Yeshua Ha Mashiach). This website combines our ministries; Jobel Publishers & Educators Co. & Firebrand Intercessors Fellowship, branches of Bear witness Forerunner Ministries Int., a teaching, Prophetic Counselling and Intercessory Prayer Ministry founded in 2013. I am completely surrendered to God/Jesus Christ (Galatians 2:20) and committed to serve God in whichever ways He calls me; to preach, teach and set captives free from sickness and demonic bondage (Isaiah 52:7/61) as well as intercede for His will in heaven to be done on earth, transforming nations and lives (2 Chron. 7:14). My focus is to personally and with likeminded born again, spirit-filled believers in Christ, prepare the way for the Second Coming of our Messiah, Jesus Christ.
My books can be purchased on this site. and on other online platforms, such as Amazon, Eden and Waterstones.
There are blog posts about some of the books on this site, more to follow. Our Merchandise “Express your faith” is coming soon.
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"And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God."
(Romans 12:2 KJV)
“How beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of him that bringeth good tidings, that publisheth peace; that bringeth good tidings of good, that publisheth salvation; that saith unto Zion,
Thy God reigneth!” Isaiah 52:7
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I am sure you will agree with me that the manner in which we behave or act reveals our heart condition before God. Moses was asked to strike the rock and he obediently did so and the outcome was great, Israel had w
ater to drink! However the second time, when he was asked to speak to it for the same outcome as the first, instead, he was so overcome by anger towards Israel that he struck it instead when God had not told him to do
so! Moses' impatience led to anger and he lost self control. The outcome was great, water gushed out of the rock as the first time. But his disobedience cost him entry into the promised land.
Similarly, I will set a scenario of an individual in this present time who may feel that they need to do something again a second time and rush into doing it the same way that they had felt led to do it the first time around when they had prayed and discerned the leading of God.
This second time, they did not take time to pray about it and wait on God because they had th
e first time and the outcome was great. But whatever the outcome may look like, great, just good or bad, God was not the author or the source of that action. This is because they were leaning on their own understanding, taking counsel and direction from self.
This scenario is for us to take counsel from Moses' situation:
The first time, the great outcome is a reflection of obediently carrying out what God asked and therefore ordained the person to do. Like Moses, not seeking God, so as to obey His instructions the second time will cost us because we are in covenant with Him and He expects us to listen and obey.
One might ask "Well, if I follow the instructions God gave the first time, surely it means God is in it this second time too?!"
He may graciously choose to be. However, the questions are
"Don't you think there might be another way God may want you to achieve the same outcome this time around?" As we saw in Moses' case, God wanted him to speak to the rock as opposed to striking it.
So,
"Why are you deciding for God what instructions He plans to give you, even if the situation appears the same or similar. The key word is "appears", the way something appears is not always what it truly is. So we must not presume anything. Where is your respect or reverence for who He is?"
"What is preventing you from seeking Him again this second time even if the outcome is expected to be the same as the first?" "Is it laziness, busyness or even the thought of how long you may have to wait for the answer, as sometimes God will take time to speak or confirm."
In the case of Moses, he had journeyed on with the Israelites and had different experiences with them and also with God, before the situation where God wanted to use the rock a second time as a miraculous instrument through him. So God expected more fortitude of character from him where the Israelites were concerned.
When we are faced with having to do the same thing, or something similar once or over and over again, let us remember the questions above and also that the time between when we did that thing the first time and when we have to do it again, means that we have moved into different circumstances and God expect us, within the time interval to have matured in His wisdom and godly character. Therefore, we are likely to suffer the consequences of our disobedience as Moses did.
Copyright Sept. 2025 Deborah E. Nyamekye
I am sure you will agree with me that the manner in which we behave or act reveals our heart condition before God. Moses was asked to strike the rock and he obediently did so and the outcome was great, Israel had w
ater to drink! However the second time, when he was asked to speak to it for the same outcome as the first, instead, he was so overcome by anger towards Israel that he struck it instead when God had not told him to do
so! Moses' impatience led to anger and he lost self control. The outcome was great, water gushed out of the rock as the first time. But his disobedience cost him entry into the promised land.
Similarly, I will set a scenario of an individual in this present time who may feel that they need to do something again a second time and rush into doing it the same way that they had felt led to do it the first time around when they had prayed and discerned the leading of God.
This second time, they did not take time to pray about it and wait on God because they had th
e first time and the outcome was great. But whatever the outcome may look like, great, just good or bad, God was not the author or the source of that action. This is because they were leaning on their own understanding, taking counsel and direction from self.
This scenario is for us to take counsel from Moses' situation:
The first time, the great outcome is a reflection of obediently carrying out what God asked and therefore ordained the person to do. Like Moses, not seeking God, so as to obey His instructions the second time will cost us because we are in covenant with Him and He expects us to listen and obey.
One might ask "Well, if I follow the instructions God gave the first time, surely it means God is in it this second time too?!"
He may graciously choose to be. However, the questions are
"Don't you think there might be another way God may want you to achieve the same outcome this time around?" As we saw in Moses' case, God wanted him to speak to the rock as opposed to striking it.
So,
"Why are you deciding for God what instructions He plans to give you, even if the situation appears the same or similar. The key word is "appears", the way something appears is not always what it truly is. So we must not presume anything. Where is your respect or reverence for who He is?"
"What is preventing you from seeking Him again this second time even if the outcome is expected to be the same as the first?" "Is it laziness, busyness or even the thought of how long you may have to wait for the answer, as sometimes God will take time to speak or confirm."
In the case of Moses, he had journeyed on with the Israelites and had different experiences with them and also with God, before the situation where God wanted to use the rock a second time as a miraculous instrument through him. So God expected more fortitude of character from him where the Israelites were concerned.
When we are faced with having to do the same thing, or something similar once or over and over again, let us remember the questions above and also that the time between when we did that thing the first time and when we have to do it again, means that we have moved into different circumstances and God expect us, within the time interval to have matured in His wisdom and godly character. Therefore, we are likely to suffer the consequences of our disobedience as Moses did.
Copyright Sept. 2025 Deborah E. Nyamekye
Description & Contents of Book: God's Ways Are Higher
I am sure you will agree with me that the manner in which we behave or act reveals our heart condition before God. Moses was asked to strike the rock and he obediently did so and the outcome was great, Israel had w
ater to drink! However the second time, when he was asked to speak to it for the same outcome as the first, instead, he was so overcome by anger towards Israel that he struck it instead when God had not told him to do
so! Moses' impatience led to anger and he lost self control. The outcome was great, water gushed out of the rock as the first time. But his disobedience cost him entry into the promised land.
Similarly, I will set a scenario of an individual in this present time who may feel that they need to do something again a second time and rush into doing it the same way that they had felt led to do it the first time around when they had prayed and discerned the leading of God.
This second time, they did not take time to pray about it and wait on God because they had th
e first time and the outcome was great. But whatever the outcome may look like, great, just good or bad, God was not the author or the source of that action. This is because they were leaning on their own understanding, taking counsel and direction from self.
This scenario is for us to take counsel from Moses' situation:
The first time, the great outcome is a reflection of obediently carrying out what God asked and therefore ordained the person to do. Like Moses, not seeking God, so as to obey His instructions the second time will cost us because we are in covenant with Him and He expects us to listen and obey.
One might ask "Well, if I follow the instructions God gave the first time, surely it means God is in it this second time too?!"
He may graciously choose to be. However, the questions are
"Don't you think there might be another way God may want you to achieve the same outcome this time around?" As we saw in Moses' case, God wanted him to speak to the rock as opposed to striking it.
So,
"Why are you deciding for God what instructions He plans to give you, even if the situation appears the same or similar. The key word is "appears", the way something appears is not always what it truly is. So we must not presume anything. Where is your respect or reverence for who He is?"
"What is preventing you from seeking Him again this second time even if the outcome is expected to be the same as the first?" "Is it laziness, busyness or even the thought of how long you may have to wait for the answer, as sometimes God will take time to speak or confirm."
In the case of Moses, he had journeyed on with the Israelites and had different experiences with them and also with God, before the situation where God wanted to use the rock a second time as a miraculous instrument through him. So God expected more fortitude of character from him where the Israelites were concerned.
When we are faced with having to do the same thing, or something similar once or over and over again, let us remember the questions above and also that the time between when we did that thing the first time and when we have to do it again, means that we have moved into different circumstances and God expect us, within the time interval to have matured in His wisdom and godly character. Therefore, we are likely to suffer the consequences of our disobedience as Moses did.
Copyright Sept. 2025 Deborah E. Nyamekye