2 Chronicles 20: 1-30Here we see the enemies of the Lord and His people, attempt to invade Judah (v.1). Then we see God's leader for the people the King becomes frightful (v.3), and proclaimed a fast throughout all Judah. What will you do when the enemy comes to attack. The people gathered together to seek help from the Lord; they even came from all the cities of Judah to seek the Lord. In (v. 5-13) we see the King stand before God and the people and put God in remembrance of His Word, and seek His intervention against the invaders. After they finished praying God speaks through Jahaziel a Levite and answers the prayer and gives them a directive on what to do and told them that they need not to fight in this battle, but to standstill and see the deliverance of the Lord (v. 14-19), afterwards the king and the people fell down on their face and worshipped the Lord and Praised Him. (v.20)We must understand that some battles God will require us to engage in and then others He will not require us to engage in. Regardless if we are engaging or not engaging in a battle we still must trust God The Father. Isaiah 55: 8-9, God states that His thoughts are not our thoughts and neither your ways my ways. This is what separates God from Man, but we must allow His thoughts to become our thoughts and His ways our ways. The only way this will and can happen is through seeking His face and trusting Him. Life for you and me will be so much better when we find ourselves doing this. Look how it turned out for the King and the inhabitants of Judah. God the Father not only delivered His children but also, instilled fear on all the kingdoms of the land, (v. 23-30). After God the Father gives us the victory He blesses us and also will give us peace.

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