A speaker argues that biblical faith works like a summons: speak things that don't exist yet as if they already do. He cites the Greek word "kaleo," meaning to call or order to appear, and says speaking with authority commands reality to manifest. Refuse lack, invoke God's name, declare outcomes until they materialize.
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I'm gonna say it again. Faith calls into existence the things that do not exist. The Bible says that we should speak those things that are not as though they were. We call forth those things that are not as though they were. That word called in that particular text is the word kaleo, which means to summons. Watch this, to order to appear. So when you, when you're calling something that's not there as though it is there, you're speaking to it you're ordering it to appear. You're ordering it to come forth. Glory to it. You speak it with authority and you command it to get in position. So you don't accept lack. Glory to the name of God. Hallelujah. But you speak to a thing. Shemande de be kosi anta. Until it shows up. Listen, just yesterday, man, I was trying