Knowledge is critical to restoration. Below are 7 'F's that support this:


Faith:
Before a long awaited heir was born, his father became doubtful (Genesis 17:17-19). But his faith was restored, having been based on the knowledge of God's ability (Romans 4:19-21).
Under different circumstances, a prodigal seemed to regain confidence in his father's welfare capabilities. As he acted in faith, based on what he knew, he was restored beyond his expectations (Luke 15:17-24).

Finances:
Have you lost money? “The Lord is able to give you much more than this.” That was the knowledge provided to a king who seemed to have lost some wealth (2 Chronicles 25:9).
Years later, a rich tax collector was willing to restore wealth he had acquired wrongly. Why? He had an encounter with the Living Word (Jesus) - the embodiment of all knowledge! (Luke 19:2-10).

Fame:
A true ambassador is equipped with accurate knowledge about the government he or she represents. As God's ambassador, Elijah successfully restored God's fame to a double-minded generation (1 Kings 18:30-39).
In a conflict-ridden generation, an unlikely candidate served as Jesus' ambassador. And through her work, the Lord's fame spread after an intimate knowledge session (John 4:39-42).

Food:
Access to food seemed lost in a nation because of a severe famine. But a wise young leader already foreknew how to restore the access (Genesis 41:33-38).
In part of another nation, food access seemed restricted even without a famine. This time, they had the Maker of leaders who knew how to miraculously restore access (Matthew 15:33-34).

Friends:
The intercession of a godly man restored his friends to God. What made the intercession possible? Revelation knowledge! (Job 42:7-10).
The very first man lost his friendship status with God due to a wrong quest for knowledge (Genesis 3:6-. However, that friendship is now restored to every man through the saving knowledge of the Lord Jesus (Romans 10:8-10).

Favor:
A special group of descendants fell out of favor in a foreign land due to the emergence of a new ruler (Exodus 1:8-11). The Ruler of rulers stepped in and restored favor - but not until divine instructions were made known and then followed (Exodus 12:35-36).
Despite denying knowledge of his Master, a prominent disciple was restored to favor. How? The Master had foreknowledge of the sequence of denials and promptly interceded for him (Luke 22:31-34).

Family:
A giant killer's family was restored because He knew how to seek God and leverage divine direction (1 Samuel 30:7-8,18-19).
A dead man whose family was well-connected was brought back to life. But how? His sisters knew how to connect with a certain power Source and were dramatically reunited with their brother! (John 11:1-5,44).

What are you trusting God to restore? May God grant you the knowledge needed to access that restoration!

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