“For the vision is yet for an appointed time, but at the end it shall speak, and not lie: though it tarry, wait for it; because it will surely come, it will not tarry.”
The Fog
This verse names tarry twice, worth examining directly, honest acknowledgment that genuine waiting is actually required, and yet, alongside this, it will surely come, worth holding as this movement’s own combined promise, real delay genuinely possible, and real fulfillment, genuinely, eventually certain.
This is worth applying against however much your own impatience has assumed delay itself proves the promise false, rather than this verse’s own direct claim, tarrying and surely coming both, genuinely, simultaneously true, worth trusting as this movement’s own needed correction against premature, anxious doubt.
Notice wait for it, worth holding as active instruction, not passive resignation but genuine, deliberate waiting, worth examining what this active waiting might actually, practically require of you today, not merely enduring time passively, but this described, deliberate, hopeful posture.
Whatever tarrying currently, honestly characterizes your own waiting, receive today this verse’s own combined promise, delay genuinely acknowledged, and yet, surely come, genuinely trusted, worth holding both together as this movement’s own mature, practiced posture toward whatever fog still, actually remains.
Walk Through the Fog
- Acknowledge honestly whatever tarrying currently characterizes your own waiting.
- Trust alongside this that it will surely come, both genuinely, simultaneously true.
- Practice active, deliberate waiting today, not passive resignation but hopeful, engaged patience.
Prayer
Lord, though the vision tarry, let me wait for it, trusting that it will surely come. Let me hold delay and certainty together, this movement’s own mature, honest posture. Amen.
Carry this today
Genuine delay and certain fulfillment can be simultaneously true. Wait actively, not passively.