The Throne of the Governor

Nehemiah 3:7 And next unto them repaired Melatiah the Gibeonite, and Jadon the Meronothite, the men of Gibeon, and of Mizpah, unto the throne of the governor on this side the river.


This verse has mystified many scholars and there are many interpretations and thoughts on what the last section could mean. There is a landmark in the area that was referred to as “the throne of the governor” and the ongoing repairs was somehow related to this landmark. It is more pertinent to remind ourselves that the Governor of the nations – Jesus Christ seeks a place in our hearts to rule and to reign. He looks not only for a room but for a royal throne. Two cannot sit on the throne …God will not share His throne with self especially when it concerns that business idea. To tell God to reign and rule in all our thoughts, words and deeds requires that we repair the throne room … in our hearts.


The presence of the King in a palace changes the atmosphere …there is joy, dominion and divine guardians …angels worshipping, bowing before Him. Satan cannot hang around when God reigns … evil plans must all bow before the throne. Even our business can be an instrument of worship, giving glory and adoration to the King of kings. God will not rest in a place that is filthy and unkempt … therefore cleanse your heart, be washed in His blood …receive Him afresh to reign in you …the God of grace.


Verses for further meditation

John 14:6; Jude 1:11-15


Thoughts for Business and the work place

Leaders understand that energy must be allocated to different projects. They have mastered how to prioritise to maximize value.


Suggestions for Prayer

O Lord, come and reign supreme in my heart, even today. Come and rest on your throne.


 


As Nehemiah’s wall was built-  so will we see a reconstruction in all that may appear in distress and in waste.  Nehemiah trusted and feared God, putting his faith in the Almighty whose strength is limitless to exceed all our expectations. Look out daily for Nehemiah’s Wall in 2015 and do invite friends to subscribe to the free email or social media posts.


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