Exodus: Out Of Bondage

Jesus returned to His hometown in Nazareth. He was in the synagogue on the Sabbath day and stood up to read. Jesus was given the book of the Prophet Isaiah. He publicly read from Isaiah chapter 61. Verse 1 reads, “The Spirit of the Lord GOD is upon me…... .to announce release(pardon and forgiveness) to the captives.” The KJV version reads, “and opening of the prison to them that are bound;” According to Luke 4:17, Jesus closed the book, gave it to the minister, and sat down. Then He told the people, “This day is the scripture fulfilled in your ears.” (Luke 4:21)
I want to tell some of you right here that you are being released. You are being pardoned. Jesus is declaring you free. There have been judgements made about you, charges trumped up against you, and rumors spread about you. And some of it may even be true. But Jesus is saying,
“Case dismissed!”
You are being cleared of any wrongdoing. I had a situation not long ago. I had received two traffic tickets. I had to appear in court. My name was called and I stood before the judge. He looked at the charges against me and said, “Tickets dismissed.” I walked out of the courtroom praising the Lord. Then a few days ago, I received an email regarding some student loans I had taken out years before to go to school. I opened it with the intention of making a payment. However, upon opening it, I discovered that my loans had been forgiven. Now I’m talking about thousands of dollars worth of debt wiped out and erased miraculously. I began to weep and praise God. As I did this, I heard the HolySpirit say, “This is your morning season.” Psalm 30:5 says, “Weeping may endure for a night, But a shout of joy comes in the morning.” I was also reminded of how the woman was caught in adultery and dragged before Jesus. Jesus told her accusers to cast their stones at her if they had no sin. They were forced to drop their stones. Your accusers will have no choice but to abandon their claims, accusations, and lies against you. You are being declared free. ‭‭You will be debt free, your sentence will be reduced or amended, and you will go free.