YOU CAN NOT FIGHT WHO GOD HAS ANOINTED AND WIN.
YOU CAN NOT FIGHT WHO GOD HAS ANOINTED AND WIN.
There is a divine law that no man can break without consequence: You cannot fight a man whom God has anointed and expect to win. The anointing is not a title, it is a divine seal of protection.
The Bible declares in Psalm 105:15, "Touch not mine anointed, and do my prophets no harm." This is not advice, it is a command with judgment attached.
History and Scripture have proven this truth again and again:
1. SAUL FOUGHT DAVID AND LOST HIS THRONE:
David was anointed by Samuel in 1 Samuel 16, but Saul became jealous and pursued him for years. David had two opportunities to kill Saul in the cave (1 Samuel 24 and 26) but he refused, saying "I will not stretch forth my hand against the Lord's anointed." What was the end? God Himself removed Saul from the throne and established David. Saul fought the anointed and lost everything, including his life.
2. THE ENEMIES FOUGHT MOSES AND THE GROUND SWALLOWED THEM:
In Numbers 16, Korah, Dathan and Abiram rose against Moses, God's anointed leader for Israel. They said "You take too much upon you." Moses did not fight them. He stepped aside and God fought. The ground opened and swallowed them alive. When you fight God's anointed, you are not fighting a man, you are provoking God.
3. BALAAM WAS HIRED TO CURSE ISRAEL BUT GOD FORCED HIM TO BLESS THEM:
In Numbers 22-24, Balak hired Prophet Balaam to curse Israel, God's covenant people. But every time Balaam opened his mouth to curse, God turned it into a blessing. *Numbers 23:8 says, "How shall I curse, whom God hath not cursed?"* No man can curse whom God has blessed.
4. THE ARMY THAT CAME AGAINST ELISHA BECAME BLIND:
In 2 Kings 6:8-18, the King of Syria sent horses and chariots to arrest Elisha. Elisha did not panic. He prayed and God struck the entire army with blindness. The anointed does not need to fight for himself; his God will fight for him.
Therefore, let this be wisdom to all:
You may fight a man's character, his background, his education, but when God has placed His hand on a man, fighting him is like fighting the wind. You will only exhaust yourself.
You cannot pull down whom God has lifted. You cannot disgrace whom God has graced. You cannot stop whom God has chosen to go forward.
Leave the anointed to God. If he is wrong, God will correct him. If he is right, God will defend him. But woe unto the man who makes himself the enemy of God's anointed.
Because at the end, God always wins.
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