“...RESTORE ALL that was hers, and all the proceeds of the field from the day that she left the land until now” – 2 Kings 8:6b
The Bible story of the Shunammite woman exemplifies how the God of Mercy intervenes with SEASONS of RESTORATION: “And when the king asked the woman, she told him. So the king appointed a certain officer for her, saying, “RESTORE ALL that was hers, and all the proceeds of the field from the day that she left the land until now” (2 Kgs.8:6). When believers face seasons of loss, famine, or displacement, God orchestrates divine interventions. It illustrates that obedience, patience, and the power of testimony move the sovereign God to restore not just what was lost, but even the unexpected dividends of wasted time. When God restores, He brings back with interest!
When the Shunammite woman was warned of a coming famine, in prompt obedience she uprooted her family and sojourned in Philistia for seven years. Her willingness to leave her comfort zone at the prophet's word saved her family and preserved their future. Upon returning, she discovered that her ancestral land and house had been taken over. During transitions, believers can face temporary loss or opportunistic attacks from the enemy. This is a reminder that we live as pilgrims on this side of eternity, and earthly gains can face unforeseen uncertainties.
Coincidentally, as the woman appealed to the king for her property, Elisha's former servant Gehazi was recounting the miracle of how Elisha had restored her son from the dead. The king asked her to confirm the story, which immediately inclined his heart to grant her petition. This attests to the Power of Testimony, and how God coordinates seemingly unrelated events. The king not only ordered her house and land restored but also all the produce of the field from the day she left until her return. Our testimony is a powerful catalyst for our restoration.
Beloved, let’s trust in God’s Timing and Process, leaning into His foresight. Periods of waiting or displacement are not times of abandonment. We can arrive on the scene in our season! It’s also vital to value our testimonies, keeping a record of God’s miracles in our lives. Stories of past deliverance can become bridges to future blessings. We can expect overflow from our God of Surplus. Just as the Shunammite woman received seven years of accrued harvest, God can make up for our "lost years" with double blessings. What the enemy means to use to starve our faith, God will use to seat us at the King's table. Tests are not permanent; they are temporary setup for greater testimonies.
In Jesus’ Name, I decree that:
Season of restoration have arrived in my life. Every stolen blessing, opportunity, and resource is being returned to me in sevenfold.
Trusting God's providence, my steps are ordered, and my future is secure. My testimonies of past victories are actively working in my favour.
The King of kings rules in my favour, and I am granted unmerited grace to receive the maximum returns in all fields of endeavour.
God is turning times of wandering into seasons of great harvest. Delayed promises are transformed into unexpected blessings of restoration.
Adetokunbo O. Ilesanmi (Meditations)
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