Prayer For Loved Ones To Trade Deception For The Fear And Awe Of The Lord
We can go before God and ask for a trade because Jesus did the trade on the cross. When I had a loved one in deception, I asked the Lord what I could trade for the deception. The Lord didn’t say to trade it for truth. He said to trade it for the fear of the Lord. I was surprised when He said that to me.
Those who are believing deception are believing the words of the enemy. When you ask for the deception to be traded for the fear of the Lord, what is that? The awe of God, which completely destroys the lies of the enemy, the lies of the world, and even the deception they’ve built up in their own mind because when the fear of the Lord comes upon somebody, it brings them to their knees in repentance immediately. All of a sudden they realize all that’s wrong, all that was a lie because the fear of the Lord comes on them, the awe of God, the mighty power of God, the reality!
Pray Out Loud
- “Heavenly Father, Father God, on behalf of any of my loved ones who are in deception – the deception of the world and the deception of the lies of the devil – or even if they are an elitist who think they know more than You, God, or are filled with pride thinking that they know more than everybody, including God, I come before You, in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ, partaking of the trade that was made on the Cross of Jesus Christ, and I trade pride, deception, and fear of man for the fear of the Lord to come upon them right now.
- “I ask now that the fear of the Lord will come upon them suddenly! That all deception will be immediately removed, pride immediately smote down, and the fear of the Lord will come upon them, the awe of Almighty God and His mighty power and His glory, and they will fall to their knees in repentance, a free gift for all of us. The eyes of their hearts will be enlightened, and the scales will be removed from their eyes because the trade of the Cross of Jesus Christ has been made for them immediately, in Jesus Christ’s name. Thank You, Father God!”