In your life, you must learn never to give thoughts and undue considerations to the devil, his little demons and the activities of wicked and unreasonable men that seek to bring you down. You see, they don’t count at all! I want you to understand something about who you are and your life as a new creation; you’re the fulfillment of Scripture. Your daily life is the fulfillment of that which has already been written concerning you. That’s the understanding with which the Psalmist came to this conclusion in Psalm 27:1- 2. He declared, “the Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear?’ In other words, He’s my deliverer; He’s powerful enough to take care of me therefore who dares to stand against me? He’s actually asking, “Where is the devil now?” “Who’s so powerful to declare himself my enemy? Come out against me and God will be against you!” Hallelujah! Then He said, “When the wicked, even mine enemies and my foes, came upon me to eat up my flesh, they stumbled and fell.” What’s He saying? You know Jesus said prophetically concerning Himself, “…In the volume of the Book it is written of me, I come to do thy will O God” (Hebrews 10:7). This means when Jesus came, He stepped into the prophecy and began to live His life in it. He didn’t do anything the Word didn’t already declare about Him. He came to fulfill that which was already spoken.
In the same way, anybody that declares himself your enemy or anything that poses itself as your enemy will surely fulfill the Scripture of stumbling and falling. That means, you don’t ever have to bother about your adversaries; their end is assured. Don’t allow yourself be distracted. Focus on what you’ve been called to do. God’s Word has been declared concerning them; the Bible says they stumbled and fell! So if they started out to be your enemy, they will have to end up stumbling and falling. You don’t have to pray about your enemies; like Jesus, all you should say is “Father, forgive them for they know not what they do.”
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