May you be lively at the point of delivery

[19] And the midwives said unto Pharaoh, Because the Hebrew women are not as the Egyptian women; for they are lively, and are delivered ere the midwives come in unto them.
Exodus 1:19

The labour period for a woman is often mixed with the desire to see the birth of the newborn and to see the pain end. Although it varies between individuals, the level of pain for some women is comparable to colic pain or pain from broken bones. So, when she is getting to the finish line, she is often exhausted from the waves of cramping and exertion of pressure that she has experienced for hours. At the finish line, therefore, you would expect a fatigued, less vigorous woman.

However, the midwives reported that the Hebrew women were lively. So lively at the point of the delivery that they didn’t need the assistance of the midwives to deliver. God midwifed their deliveries, knowing the command that Pharaoh had given.

Instead of fainting at the finish line, the pregnant women were more than vigorous. Too fast for the enemies to notice or to terminate the product of their conception.

Therefore, this week, I declare over your life:

You shall be lively at your delivery.

May you never faint at the finish line.

Before the enemies come in, you have delivered your children, projects, and dreams.

The angels of God shall be your midwives

Your conception, gestation and delivery shall be seamless.

Your end shall be sweeter than your beginning

Your dreams and expectations shall not be aborted.

Your offspring shall be sound.

You will accomplish your mission.

The accomplishment of your vision shall cause people to glorify God.

You are getting to the peak without unnecessary stress.