Divine Victory in the Bible

The Bible claims that God created the world and everything in it in six days, and that after completing what He set out to do, He rested on the seventh day. In contrast, the number 17 in the Bible represents “overcoming the enemy” and “full victory.”

On the seventeenth day of the second Hebrew month, God began to flood the earth with rain, overcoming the sins of disobedient humanity. On the seventeenth day of the seventh month, during the holy time known as the Feast of Tabernacles, Noah’s Ark and its eight occupants came to rest on the mountains of Ararat.

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When God raised Jesus Christ from the dead on the 17th of Nisan, just before dusk, He also completely defeated death and the grave. That being the case, there is no question that the 17th year of this millennium delivers us something heavenly, a Divine Victory.

The miracles of heavenly victory defy explanation. What justifies the triumph that King Jehoshaphat is said to have achieved in 2 Chronicles 20:15–24? How can you account for a praise team taking on the armies of three kings and winning hands down?

The fact that this victory was divinely ordained made it remarkable. Jehoshaphat organized a praise team that sung about the praise and mercies of God rather than assembling a bow and arrow, a shield and spear, and other weapons of battle.

The miracles of divine victory appear as follows:

No one had escaped when the men of Judah arrived at the location that overlooks the desert and turned to face the massive army. They only saw dead bodies lying on the ground in 2 Chronicles 20:24.

However, the tale of David’s triumph over Goliath is another well-known illustration of the miracles of divine victory. How else would you explain a little boy killing a big guy, like a bird in a nest, if it weren’t a wonder? In addition to the fact that a person will win when the Almighty God battles on their behalf, the way and means by which the triumph will be achieved will produce wonders.

Goliath hated David and cursed him by his gods when he saw him. David replied in the following way:

You come against me with a sword, a spear, and a javelin, but I come against you in the name of the LORD Almighty, the God of Israel’s armies, whom you have disobeyed, David responded to the Philistine in 1 Samuel 17:45.

Here, there was a struggle for spiritual dominance. David met Goliath with Jehovah Sabaoth, the Lord of hosts, while he was being cursed by Goliath through his idols.

Here, there was a struggle for spiritual dominance. David met Goliath with Jehovah Sabaoth, the Lord of hosts, while he was being cursed by Goliath through his idols. David understood that physical prowess alone does not win battles.

He rapidly activated his spiritual antenna because he was aware that it is even more spiritual than physical. As the drama comes to a close, divine victory is marveled upon. A giant who an entire nation dreaded for 40 days was brought down by a common stone in the hands of one of God’s anointed.

In actuality, his head was ultimately separated from his body by the Goliath sword. David had faith in his God, and he was not let down.

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The fight was won by David because the Lord supported him. God granted David victory. In the name of Jesus, you will also enjoy a series of divine victories during this year, just like Jehoshaphat and David did.

Delays In Divine Victory
Brothers and sisters, praise the Lord. This year will be our year of Divine Victory, according to a prophecy from the Lord. However, success does not always come easily.

We learned from the story of Isaac that Isaac’s divine victory over the Philistines, who constantly attempted to obstruct his progress, resulted from being!

1. Obedience to God’s command to remain in Gerar.

2. Sowing seeds even though all signs pointed to him not reaping anything. Amazingly, he planted and collected a hundred times as much in the same year!

3. His patience and perseverance, even when the Philistines really provoked him,

4. His perseverance in digging up to the seventh well, which was the well of Beersheba that the Philistines were unable to block. What a relief to know that, if I persevere, like Isaac, I can win the ultimate battle!

Bible Verses on Triumph – verses about our Victory with God

The Bible is replete with instances where God granted His people military success. We will all experience temptation and conflict as humans, but God has already triumphed over the universe, and we are guaranteed victory through faith! Remember these Bible verses when you are faced with sin and persecution by memorizing this list. Jesus Christ can help you live a victorious life!

Romans 8:37

37 No, thanks to him who loved us, we are victorious in all of these things.

1 Corinthians 15:57

57 But God be the glory! Through the help of our Lord Jesus Christ, he grants us victory.

2 Corinthians 2:14

14 But praise be to God, who always takes us captive in the triumphal parade of Christ and employs us to disperse the fragrance of his knowledge everywhere.

Philippians 4:13

13 Because of his power, I am able to accomplish all of this.

Romans 6:14

14 Because you are not under the law but rather under grace, sin will no longer be your master.

Romans 8:1-2

1 The law of the Spirit, which gives life, has set you free from the law of sin and death 2. Through Christ Jesus, so there is no longer any condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.

Romans 8:37

37 No, thanks to him who loved us, we are victorious in all of these things.

Ephesians 6:10–18

Last but not least, have faith in the Lord and his powerful might.

11 Put on all of God’s armor so you can stand your ground against the devil’s plans.

12 For we do not wrestle with flesh and blood, but with rulers, authorities, principalities, powers, and rulers over the darkness of this world, as well as with spiritual forces of evil in the higher realms.

13 As a result, put on all of God’s protection so that you can stand your ground and remain standing when the day of evil arrives.

14 Then, stand steadfast with the breastplate of righteousness fastened and the belt of truth fastened around your waist.

15 As well as having the gospel of peace-related readiness on your feet.

16 In addition to all of this, grab hold of your shield of faith, with which you can quench all of the evil one’s fiery darts.

17 Take the sword of the Spirit, which is the written word of God, and the helmet of salvation.

18 And on all occasions, pray in the Spirit with all different kinds of pleas and requests. Keep this in mind as you remain vigilant and continue to pray for the Lord’s people in general.

Deuteronomy 20:4

4 Because the Lord, your God, is with you in battle, fighting for you and granting you victory over your foes.

Psalm 108:13

13 With God, we will triumph, and he will crush our adversaries.

Hebrews 4:12

12 God’s word is living and active, after all. It is more incisive than any two-edged tool, splitting even the joints and marrow of the soul and spirit, and it assesses the intentions and attitudes of the heart.

Colossians 2:15

15 After disarming the authorities and powers, Jesus humiliated them in front of the public by defeating them with the cross.

1 Peter 2:9

9 But you are God’s special possession, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, and his chosen people, so that you may sing his praises for calling you out of darkness and into his glorious light.

1 Peter 5:8

8 Be aware and in sober thought. The devil, who is your enemy, prowls the area like a roaring lion in search of prey.

2 Peter 3:9

9 In contrast to how some people see delay, the Lord keeps his promises quickly. Instead, he is patient with you because he wants everyone to turn to God and repent.

Hebrews 13:6

6 Thus, we can confidently say: “I won’t be afraid because the Lord will protect me. What harm could a mortal do to me?”

1 John 5:4

4 Because everyone who is born of God conquers the world. This triumph overcame the entire universe, even our faith.

Jeremiah 10:8

8 Joshua heard the Lord say, “Since I have placed them in your hands, you need not be terrified of them. They won’t be able to hold you off at all.”

John 16:33

33 “I told you these things so you may find comfort in me. You will experience difficulties in this life. But have courage! I’ve conquered the planet.”

1 Corinthians 10:13

13 Except for temptations that affect all people, none have overcome you. Furthermore, God is dependable; he won’t subject you to more temptation than you can withstand. But he will also offer a way out when you are tempted so you can resist it.

26 Bible verses about Abraham, Tribulation, and Victory.

Genesis 13:8

8 Because we are brothers, Abram pleaded with Lot that there not be conflict between the two of you or between my herdsmen and your herdsmen.

Genesis 14:14

14 When Abram learned that his relative had been kidnapped, he led out 318 of his trained men who were family members and pursued them all the way to Dan.

Genesis 14:18

18 As a priest of God Most High, Melchizedek, King of Salem, then brought forth bread and wine.

Genesis 15:1

1 Following these events, the Lord appeared to Abram in a vision and commanded him, “Do not fear, Abram; I am a shield to you; Your reward shall be very large.”

Genesis 15:6

6 He then put his faith in the Lord, and He counted it as righteousness.

Genesis 4:3

3 Cain eventually brought an offering to the Lord of the Universe as a result.

Genesis 14:18

18 As a priest of God Most High, Melchizedek, King of Salem, then brought forth bread and wine.

Genesis 15:1

1 Following these events, the Lord appeared to Abram in a vision and commanded him, “Do not fear, Abram; I am a shield to you; Your reward shall be very large.”

Genesis 15.6

6 After that, the Lord credited his faith to him as righteousness.

Genesis 4:3

3 As a result, Cain eventually offered up some of the ground’s produce as an offering to the Lord.

Genesis 16:1

1 Sarai, Abram’s wife, had an Egyptian maid named Hagar and had never given birth to any of their children.

Genesis 16:5

5 May the harm done to me be upon you Sarai screamed to Abram. I gave my maid into your arms, but when she realized she was pregnant, she hated me. May the Lord decide between us.

Genesis 17:1

1 Abram was 99 years old when the Lord first spoke to him, telling him, “I am God Almighty; Walk before Me, and be blameless.

Genesis 17:9

9 Now as for you, you shall observe My covenant, you and your descendants after you throughout their generations,” God continued to say to Abraham.

Genesis 17:15

15 As for Sarai your wife, you shall not call her name Sarai, but Sarah shall be her name,” God then said to Abraham.

Genesis 17:20

20 I have heard you regarding Ishmael, and lo, I will bless him, make him fertile, and multiplie him greatly. I will make him the father of a huge country and the father of twelve princes.

Genesis 16:1

1 Abram’s wife Sarai had an Egyptian maid named Hagar, but she had not given birth to any of their children.

Genesis 16:5

5 May the harm done to me be upon you,” Sarai screamed to Abram. I gave my maid into your arms, but when she realized she was pregnant, she hated me. I pray that the Lord will decide between us.

Genesis 17:1

1 Abram was 99 years old when the Lord first spoke to him, telling him, “I am God Almighty; Walk before Me, and be blameless.

Genesis 17:9

9 Now as for you, you shall observe My covenant, you and your descendants after you throughout their generations,” God continued to say to Abraham.

ByEzekiel Essien