Rebuilding Breached Walls
And they that shall be of thee shall build the old waste places: thou shalt raise up the foundations of many generations; and thou shalt be called, the repairer of the breach, the restorer of paths to dwell in. (Isaiah 58:12)
God's commandments are not to enslave you but to protect you, and keep others from hurting you. God Words are like walls … principals are for our good. His principles are the truth designed to make you free … not to bind you.
What do you do when the walls that were built for your protection fall and do not hold you in or cover you? How did the walls become breached? How can we rebuild our Godly walls and gates?
The word, breach, leaped from the page as I was seeing it. As a broken contract or agreement. In the Bible, a breach is a broken wall that could or would allow a potential bust. The enemy uses a breached wall to break through and besiege a city. A breach is a breaking down, to burst open or breakthrough. A breach is to fail to do a thing or keep a commitment. This could be a law, someone’s trust, or a promise made. A breach can be a gap as a result of something that occurred to cause a separation. A breach can occur when something is forced or manipulated beyond what were the initial terms. A breach is to violate, break, infringe, defy, betray, separate, divide, or cause a crack.
Breaching, as when a baby that was not in the right position to be delivered, can be deadly. Most women and doctors fear delivering a breech baby. Many things can happen during delivery. Umbilical cord torn or wrapped around the baby, or broken bones, loss of oxygen or blood. Baby is in distress. If not birthed correctly, problems will come with extra challenges.
Spiritually and naturally, many have been mishandled. From childhood on, when we think of breaches that were broken in our lives, we can see promises and covenants that were handled improperly.
God wants to heal you. He wants to repair the broken places in your life. He already knows all about it and how to repair it.
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