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A promise

Who is a king
A king is royalty: thats honor.
A king is in charge of a particular area of space/ people :   A king has the final say over the people in an area: that's influence.
A king is a custodian of wealth: thats riches.
That position in itself is a place of power.

Isaiah 49:23: Kings shall be your foster fathers, And their queens your nursing mothers;
They shall bow down to you with their faces to the earth, And lick up the dust  of your feet. Then you will know that I am the LORD, For they shall not be ashamed who wait for Me. "

Simply, there are people on this earth who stand as kings even though they don't occupy the position of a king. In the sense,they've got power, influence, riches and even expanses of land that are way beyond your comprehension.  They may live in regular houses, ride regular cars and relate with regular people but they are much more than they reveal. They would usually even sit next to you in a public place.

Basically, this scripture paints a picture of how God can make people of influence and wealth (in areas we are not as wealthy) to tilt in our favor.
Somewhere in that passage says that they'll lick up the dust of your feet..  
It won't be a literal licking of feets,however,it may be in clothing and housing or network of people (relationships)  you e couldn't have accessed on your ur own. It could be in form of wealth of experiences or places you e could not reach by yourself. The feet is an indication of 'hustle'; a person whose feels are ladened with dust has definitely done some hard labor.

And so I want to encourage you not to keep God out of your business(everything that has to do with you).
It's in waiting for him while we stay committed to our business that we see him show up. And that's just the things about God, there's always a waiting season, where God would require us to consistently look to him for big things...Just invade you are weary or you're getting weary, God said wait, just wait, hang on in there for a bit,and you'll see the goodness of the Lord.

God bless you abundantly.

With Peace and Love,

Grace.

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