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What is the difference between a decree and a declaration?
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Apr 27, 2023 · To declare means to make something known formally, officially, or explicitly. When people decree and declare in prayer, often they do so under the belief that what they decree will come to pass because they have the power in their words to cause it to happen.
Jan 4, 2022 · According to the dictionary, an incantation is “a written or recited formula of words designed to produce a particular effect” (merriam-webster.com, accessed 3/31/20). The “decree and declare” teaching says that there is something special—something powerful—associated with our thoughts and words.
The modern definition and meaning of declare is based on a misunderstanding of a few scriptures. A favorite scripture of the “decree and declare” movement is Romans 4:17 , which says “…calling those things which are not, as though they were”.
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When God speaks, things happen. Even the gospel itself has the power of God in it (Rom 1:16; 1 Cor 1:18), so when God speaks, His Word shall be fulfilled. God says,“so shall my word be that goes out from my mouth; it shall not return to me empty, but it shall accomplish that which I purpose, and shall succeed in the thing for which I sent it” (Isai...
Declaring and decreeing is what we call positive confession. It’s someone declaring that something will be and decreeing that it will come to pass, but that strikes me a bit odd because humans have no power in words to bring things into being which now do not exist. We cannot change people and things just by speaking change into them. For God, that...
There are differences between declaring and decreeing something. If we declare something, we say something in a solemn manner, to make something publically known, to declare a truth, or even declare a national holiday, but in the latter case, we don’t have the power or authority to declare a national holiday. That takes an act of Congress. We can d...
To decree something is a lot more powerful than declaring something. To decree something generally means to make an official order which is issued by a legal authority; a rule of law usually issued by a head of state, so it has the force of law behind it. Only God can decree something. Something like the immutability of God or His Word is decreed. ...
If we declare anything, it should be the gospel of repentance and faith in Jesus Christ (Mark 1:15). To decree something, I’d have to be in charge somewhere and over some people, but God is in charge of the universe and not me (thankfully!). His Word shall come to pass. God’s Word and God’s promises are irrevocable. God has declared and decreed tha...
The word “decree” and “declare” are used together in Christian prayers and mean distinctively two separate things. Let’s take a look at the definition of declare. The word declare comes from the Hebrew word “achvah” which means to “make known” or “to set forth an accounting”.
Those involved in the “decree and declare” movements claim that if someone decrees or declares something, then it desires happen. To “declare” is at state (out loud) a fact; to “decree” is to issue an authoritative command. Kenneth Hagin, a leader in the Word of Faith movement, writes, “You can have whatever you say. . . .
Aug 26, 2022 · Webster’s dictionary declares a decree as an order or having the force of a law. It is also the judicial decision of a Roman emperor. It can also be a religious ordinance instituted by a council (Merriam-Webster, 2022). According to BibleStudyTools.com, decrees of God are His will and His purposes.
