God's visitation

Magie de Cano
(Audio: Spanish)

SUMMARY: The passage in Luke 19:41-44 shows Jesus crying over Jerusalem and its rejection of him. This rejection was voluntary and due to ignorance. The times of visitation from God are special times where he intervenes in our situations, and they can bring blessing or judgment. Not recognizing God's visitation time can leave doors open for the enemy. The visitation of God happens by the grace and mercy of God but is always preceded by a cry and search. The visitation of God can happen on more than one occasion and can come at any time. The Lord generally works suddenly, as seen in Esther 9. We must align ourselves with God and enter through the door of blessings that he is opening for us.

The visitation of God can come suddenly and can come upon crowds or one person. The benefits of receiving the times of visitation include the changing of hunger to provision, the changing of captivity to freedom, the changing of shadow and death to miracles, and the changing of aridity, slavery, and losses to restoration and recovery of time and lost things. It is worth aligning with God, being obedient, seeking His presence, and longing for more because He will reward us. The woman is the pillar that sustains the home, and it is important to be a wise woman. Times of restitution and restoration are coming, and we will bear witness to the greatness of God. Before Christ comes, we will see His glory.


The speaker believes that before Christ's second coming, we will see his glory, as promised in Isaiah 60. They encourage listeners to seek God's presence and equip themselves with the power of his word to recount wonders and miracles. The speaker also blesses families and declares a time of restoration, provision, and expansion. They believe that 2018 will be a year of blessing, multiplication, and fruitfulness.


The word says in Luke 19, from 41 to 44: “And when he came near the city, seeing it, he cried over it, saying, “Oh, if you also knew at least on this your day what is for your peace, more Now it is hidden from your eyes, for the days will come upon you when your enemies will hedge you around and besiege you and will close you in on all sides and will bring you down to the ground and your children within you, and will not leave one stone upon another in you, for as long as you you knew the time of your visitation.”

Look how beautiful what Jesus… the heart of Jesus was moved and he cried when he saw the city, when he saw the rejection. What I come is to offer you peace, what I come is to offer you well-being and they don't want it. Look, can you imagine? It's like having a wonderful gift, a beautiful inheritance and that I say, I don't want it. It is for my well-being. It is for me peace.

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