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Exploits in life answer to who you know. Daniel 11:32 makes it so clear; that, knowing God is the birth place for strength and a life full of exploits. If the true knowledge of God is not in place in your life; you’ll be weak and exploited. It’s who you know and thank God we know the Greatest: He is the God of all flesh, the Father of all spirits, the Head of all principalities and powers.
When your acquaintance is ascertained; demons tremble at your presence and the devil never sees you as a viable candidate for affliction. When your connection with Him is intact; no satanic investment in your direction shall yield any dividend. Every satanic accomplice waiting as a shareholder; eager to take a bite out of the spoils, shall go bankrupt. In your acquaintance with the God of all flesh; there is nothing in your life to spoil.
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So much comes with the true knowledge of God, and the Bible says in Job 22:21 – “Acquaint now thyself with him, and be at peace; thereby good shall come to thee”. There is so much goodness entrenched in the true knowledge of God. When the dividends of knowledge come on a path of personal knowledge of God; they become goods that no power or personality anywhere can withstand, resist or gainsay. Stability in God’s business is enhanced by a working knowledge of God. Walking with God in the light of His Word is the “transport” you need to move from glory to glory. With the knowledge of God in place in your life, you will never diminish in glory.
It’s who you know and what you know of Him that sees you through crisis situations. David stood before King Saul personal knowledge of God, in his bid to go against Goliath of Gath who stood to defile the army of Israel. It was all about what He knew of God for himself and not just what he was told of God. He said to Saul – “The LORD that delivered me out of the paw of the lion and out of the paw of the bear, He will deliver me out of the hand of this Philistine” 1 Samuel 17:13. In any form of confrontation; it has to be who you know; your knowledge of God is what counts.
