Expectations That are Built Upon Certainty Numbers 34 2

Read the passage: Numbers 34

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1) What God says is certain and can be relied upon.

 (when ye come into the land of Canaan) 

2) The fullest measure of assurance is available to a believer trusting in what God says. 

(when ye come into the land of Canaan) 

3) All future occurrences shall yield to God's will so His promises will be kept. 

(when ye come into the land of Canaan) 

Doubt is not a word in God's vocabulary. 

4) God does not make 'iffy' promises to His children. 

(when ye come) 

5) God does not make promises to His children He doesn't intend to nor cannot fulfill. 

(when ye come into the land of Canaan) 

6) God often holds onto His promises for His people during a time when they refuse to hold onto them. 

(the land of Canaan) 

God's people at Kadesh refused to grab hold of God's promise, then the wilderness; here the promised land is still in God's hand.

7) Expectations built upon the sure promises of God will always be met.

 A believer is not to build upon any other rock. 

Unmet expectations are a common frustration to believers and result from their trusting in a wrong source, or the misinterpretation of circumstances, or what God said.