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FORCE THE OIL OUT



Olive is the fruit of an olive tree but for you to get the oil from it it must first be squashed and squeezed that is to say you must apply pressure, this is so with us that for evil challenge God let's us face he has equipped us for it,what the situation does is just to force the oil out we can see this in the life of Joseph, you know Joseph would not have understood if God was yo tell him I will take you to Egypt as a slave,  it didn't look like whom the Lord annoited it didn't look pouch or something but this was God letting Joseph go through the Process, taking Him into the prison and occastrating a situation where him alone would have answer and then bringing him out we can see that while Joseph was with his brothers he was a dreamer but the challenges after his brothers sold him forced another dimension he never knew existed interpretation, he started interpreting dream. 
You see you are tailor made for the challenge you gave today you just need to find the nob to the challenge switch it on a d let the dimension of God which he has placed inside of you for that situation to break you free.
We later see this same Joseph proclaiming to his brothers about how it was God's plan after all for him to go and perseverance their life
Genesis 45:5 (ESV) 
And now do not be distressed or angry with yourselves because you sold me here, for God sent me before you to preserve life.
Your challenge and what you do with it is for the benefit of someone else, so today I want us to think on where we are think of what Hod has shown you and what you should do yo force the oil out.


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