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  I WILL VEIL MYSELF IN YOU
  by David Wilkerson
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Summary: David Wilkerson emphasizes the importance of veiling oneself in
God's character and promises to restore faith and hope.

Duration: 4:01 Topics: "Faith Renewal", "Spiritual Revival"
Scripture References: Psalm 17:6

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This sermon emphasizes the need for those who have backslidden or grown
cold in their faith to return to God. It highlights the importance of
basing our faith on God's character and promises rather than emotions or
others' testimonies. The speaker encourages veiling oneself in God,
trusting in His faithfulness, righteousness, and promises, and
surrendering completely to His mercy and grace.

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CONTENT
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Lord, only you can speak to the depths of the soul. I don't know who
this is for, but Lord, I'm going to speak to those who have backslidden,
to those, oh Lord, who have been growing cold and indifferent to the
call of God and the things of Christ. Oh God, come and speak.

God says, the word that I've sent to you, I didn't send it out to be
void, but the word I've given to you is you're going to accomplish the
very thing I said it would. Lord, I flee to you to hide me. And folks,
the original of that says, I will veil myself in you.

Now you think about it. You see, our faith now can't be based on
emotion. Our faith cannot be based on just the testimonies of others
who've been delivered.

They can't, they can't be cliches. It can't be just a shout. We have to
have a foundation for the faith that we're going to need.

And this has to be laying hold of God's own claims of who he is. This
whole thing starts out right here. Oh, hear my prayer, Lord.

Give my supplication in your faithfulness. Answer me and in your
righteousness. And here's the challenge.

God, here's the basis upon which I come to you. Not what I've heard in
the past about people, but here's what you told me you are. You said
that you are faithful, that you are just, that you are holy.

You cannot lie. You can't be God if you aren't faithful. You said you're
long-suffering.

You said you're the God of peace. You said you're the God of my
strength. Now I'm coming to you.

I'm going to lift my hands to you. I'm going to believe what you said
about yourself. And I am coming on the merits of nothing I have done, no
righteousness of my own, but on the promise of God, what you told me.

Remember the word unto your servant, which you have caused me to hope
in. This is my comfort in my affliction. For you have now quickened me.

How is he quickened? Lord God, I have lifted my hands to you. I have
trusted you. I have claimed your promises.

You are who you said you are. And from now on, from this day on, I'm
going to veil myself in you. I'm going to cut myself off from all
confidence in my flesh or in people or anyone else.

I'm going to throw myself at your mercy, your grace, your power, your
glory. And I'm veiling myself in Christ.

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Video: https://sermonindex2.b-cdn.net/9WlVYxhm8pw.mp4
Source: https://sermonindex.net/speakers/david-wilkerson/i-will-veil-myself-in-you/
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