Word, on the other hand, is translated from the Greek word rhema, and it means the spoken and active word to a specific person, for a specific purpose, at a specific time. From the foregoing, we observe that the aions were framed, mended, restored by the Word (rhema) of God.
The expression rhema of God as you find in the New Testament is never applied to God talking by Himself, but to God putting His Word in man's heart for man to speak. So, our theme verse doesn't mean that God was framing the aions; it means that men framed their worlds—courses of life— by using the Word of God; they uttered rhema. With rhema you give shape, structure and beauty to your world, to your life; you construct the conditions—what your world and life should be like— with the Word on your lips. What's your life like today? Do you want a life of ever-increasing grace, glory and dominion? The key is your mouth!
It makes no difference what obtains presently in your aion; you can mend what needs mending; you can restore what needs restoration; you can fix anything that's been ruined. You can quell terror and put a halt to the malicious destructions and havoc the devil seeks to wreak in your world, life, family, city or country, or in the lives of your loved ones, by uttering the Word of God that your spirit has taken a hold of. Use the Word. Put it on your lips and use it to keep the adversary in his place. Use it to frame the course of your life to be consistent with God's plan and purpose for your life. Hallelujah!
CONFESSION
Dear heavenly Father, I thank you, for the course of my life is consistent with your perfect will, plans and purposes. I live victoriously over the adversary and the adversities of life; the Word on my lips puts me over; I reign in dominion over circumstances, in Jesus' Name. Amen.
FURTHER STUDY: Mark 11:23; Joshua 1:8 AMPC
1-YEAR BIBLE READING PLAN Galatians 2:1-21 & Songs of Solomon 1-2
2-YEAR BIBLE READING PLAN Luke 23:1-12 & 2 Samuel 5-6
