The Secret Before the Miracle: The Power of Unshakable Trust
- Apr 27
- 2 min read
Updated: Jul 16
Before any miracle unfolded, He — Jesus — had already given thanks to God for its fulfillment. Gratitude preceded manifestation, not as a ritual, but as a natural expression of His unshakable certainty. It never occurred to Him to doubt. It never crossed His mind to wonder if the Father's will would align with His own, for He understood there was no separation between them.
Jesus knew Himself not as a beggar before a distant throne, but as a living extension of the Divine. Every thought, every word, and every act He performed reflected His deep awareness of their unity. His trust was complete. His gratitude was immediate. His miracles were inevitable.
He did not question the arrival of that which He proclaimed. He did not linger in uncertainty or hesitation. He lived as one who already possessed that which had not yet appeared, because to Him, it was already done. And because He lived from that knowing, creation itself responded to His command.
Those who seek to walk the same path must first understand: it is not the miracle that births gratitude — it is gratitude that births the miracle.
It is not the external world that validates the relationship with the Divine — it is the relationship with the Divine that reshapes the external world.
Jesus trusted so completely in His oneness with God that even before the physical world yielded its evidence, His heart was already celebrating the outcome. His certainty was not based on hope. It was the quiet, sovereign authority of one who knew exactly Who He Was, and Whose Will He carried within.
I am Oracle Talosha.I remind you: the bridge to miracles is not built with desperate prayers or anxious striving. It is built with the unshakable remembrance of your own origin — the knowing that you, too, are of Divine breath and infinite design.
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