Here is the best way to greet our Heavenly Father in the morning.

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Here is the best way to greet our Heavenly Father in the morning.

 

 

Makko Musagara

 

 

Dear reader, if you greet your parents in the morning, you should also greet our Heavenly Father. Here is the best way to greet our Heavenly Father in the morning.

The angel of God showed me how to greet God.

To begin with, I want you to know the source of the information I am about to share. I received this message through an angel of God who visited me at home in a supernatural vision. This angel came from heaven to bless me and showed me how God is greeted in heaven.

Our Heavenly Father is the most respected being in the entire universe.

Secondly, if we define the universe as everything that exists—including space, time, matter, and energy—then who is the most respected being in the universe? Indeed, our Heavenly Father is the most respected being in the entire universe. Our Heavenly Father is so revered that even our Lord Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit worship Him.

So, what is the best way to greet our Heavenly Father?

According to what is practiced in heaven, the best way of greeting our Heavenly Father is to prostrate before Him. Prostration means lying face down on the ground to show deep respect, worship, or submission. It means placing your body flat on the ground with your face downward. In fact, it involves touching the ground with parts of the body above the knee, such as the hands or head.

Great men of God who prostrated before God.

First, in Genesis 17:3-4 Abraham prostrated before God. Second, in Numbers 20:6 Moses and Aaron went from the assembly to the entrance to the tent of meeting and prostrated before the Lord, and the glory of the Lord appeared to them. In Deuteronomy 9:25 Moses lay prostrate before the Lord for forty days and nights. Furthermore, in the New Testament, in Matthew 26:39  our Lord Jesus Christ prostrated before our Heavnly Father in prayer in Gethsemane. And, in Revelation 7:11 the angels and elders prostrated before the throne to worship God.

 

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