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His Name


Chases all evil aside

Say the name; “Jesus,” and all spirits of evil quickly flee, and His sweet name summons all good. Never was there any other name like Jesus, nor will there ever be again. God, Himself gave Jesus His name, as He intended to give Him up to be; Savior of the world.

In (Isaiah 9:6) this prophet foretold of the coming Savior saying; “For unto us a child is born, / Unto us a Son is given; / And the government will be upon His shoulder. / And His name will be called / Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.” Mary and Joseph, parents to Jesus would call Him Emmanuel, meaning, “God with us.” Truly, when we say His name, Jesus, we feel the presence of God, the Father.

Say the name “Jesus” and you immediately call down heaven with legions of His mighty angels to your aid. He wants us to use His name often. Like saying, “Mother,” as children,  we called upon her for help, for comfort, for love. Jesus wants us to use His name in that same way – simply, naturally, forcefully. He wants us to use His name not only when we require help, but also when we want to express love. His name is love.

That name, Jesus, when uttered aloud in a crowd has the power to transform discord into peace. His name is peace. Right now, as you read these words think His name…Jesus. Now, whisper His name where you alone can hear, say;”Jesus.” Feel the presence of His Holy Spirit, and know He is here, right now with you!

Jesus, He is, He was, and He is to come.





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