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            Atombohy amin'ny eBook maimaim-poana rehefa misoratra anarana amin'ny gazetinay ianao ary manomboka ny fanangonana Derek Prince anao.

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            Receiving When We Ask

            Receiving When We Ask

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            Published: 2008

            Last Updated: July 2026

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            This teaching is not currently available in Malagasy.

            Is there a difference between asking God for something and actually receiving it? Jesus reveals a powerful truth that receiving happens by faith the moment you pray, even before you see the answer in your life.

            One of the great secrets of getting things from God is receiving. There are many people who ask but never receive. There is a Scripture verse that is very emphatic about this principle of receiving. Jesus was speaking about petitioning God, and He said:

            “Therefore I say to you, whatever things you ask when you pray, believe that you receive them, and you will have them.” (Mark 11:24)

            The New International Version says, “Believe that you have received it,” which is a more literal translation. We receive the things we ask for when we pray. If you pray in that way—believing that when you pray, you receive—you will have what you ask for.

            Notice that receiving is not the same as having. Receiving is settling it; having is the experience that follows. Let’s say you have a financial need. You pray. You are in touch with God. You say, “God, we need fifteen hundred dollars by Thursday.” Then, you say, “Thank You, God.” You have received it. Nothing has changed in your circumstances, but you have received it nevertheless. You will have it.

            *Prayer Response

            Thank You, Father, that You know me completely. I proclaim that I receive what I request when I pray, because receiving is settling it. My Father knows what I need, even before I ask Him. Amen.

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