Hello, thank you for joining me today for Give Him 15.

The title of today's post is,

honoring the past to empower the future.

I mentioned the phrase, Synergy of the Ages,

when speaking at the Bible College of Wales this past Sunday.

I teach on this phrase in depth in my book and appeal to heaven explaining the setting and purpose for which God first spoke it to me.

Today's post is an overview of the concept. Throughout the biblical narrative, we observe a

profound pattern of continuity where God's dealings with people weave through generations

connecting past acts of faith with present encounters and future promises.

Isaac, restoring Abraham's wells,

Jacob's divine encounter at Bethel, where Abraham had also met with God,

and Elijah's retreat to the same cave in which Moses found sanctuary are all examples.

These stories exemplify how honoring the efforts of past individuals and connecting with their

actions are vital for spiritual growth, divine favor, and divine continuity.

And this connection produces the synergy of the ages.

This pattern of continuity highlights the importance of recognizing that our spiritual journeys are not isolated,

but are part of a rich tapestry woven throughout history. By understanding and

honoring the efforts of those who came before us, we tap into a divine synergy that energizes our faith and propels us

toward divine purposes, as these three examples demonstrate. Let's look at them further. First, Isaac

and the Wells of Abraham. In Genesis 26, Isaac redigs the wells that his

father Abraham had originally dug. The final well was Biersheba, which means the well of

covenant.

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