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You will see the glory of God, if you believe. Therefore the alternate is also true. If you do not believe, you will not see the glory of God.
Faith is the eyes through which you see, not just miracles, but the wonder of God, the glory of God, the attributes of God; infact very God Himself 
For without faith it is impossible to please God. Faith is the channel which makes God reachable, approachable; infact real.
The officer assisting the king of Israel missed it; but the lepers didn't because the ventured out in faith.
Martha and Mary could actualize it; but the others who went to tell the religious leaders; infact the leaders themselves couldn't experience it.

The equation is quite simple. Unless you choose to believe and act accordingly, you wouldn't enjoy Him. Believing that God would, is the first step to healing. Now you act upon it. The lepers set out early morning and that is why they could eat their full; they could actualize the victory that God gave. And they couldn't sit quiet. They went about back into the city, not considering the fact that they were untouchables. They couldn't contain their joy to themselves. "This is not right"
Mary and the rest of the women, set out to the tomb, early in the morning, while it was still dark. They weren't sure who would roll the stone for them. But because they ventured out, Jesus appeared to them first of all.
You may have your concerns, doubts and fears. What would be of my future. What about my family. How will I provide for them. What about my career. Who will be there for me, when I need? There might be "N" questions before you. But none is as great as the questions that Jesus would probably have had before He went to the cross. Human as He is; He pushed aside all those doubts and surely went to death considering my salvation as of utmost importance.
Let us pray that our faith would increase. Let us pray that we would obey as He speaks. In faith to go out of our comforts.
Be Abrahams and Moseses of our generation.
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