Paraguay, you’re of deep value to God. The Lord says “I know you and the plans I have for you. You’ve not been forgotten or overlooked.”⁠

I see Him holding you so close in His hand, placing a shield of protection around you (Psalm 91:4). He’s your protector, healer, and provider.⁠

The Lord says, “I’ve seen you torn apart and reconstructed. I’ve seen your people drop and rise. Today, I breathe a blessing of protection upon you.”⁠

I bless you to know God as the true protector. No other spirit can take that place or make that claim! Only the Lord.⁠

To the parts that have been ravaged and broken: “‘I will give you back your health and heal your wounds, ‘ says the Lord. ‘For you were called an outcast for whom no one cares.’ This is what the Lord says: ‘When I bring (Paraguay) home again from captivity and restore their fortunes, (Paraguay) will be rebuilt on its ruins, and reconstructed as before” (Jeremiah 30:17-20).”⁠

May you open your wounds to Him. The wounds that’ve scarred families for generations. The broken pieces of your culture. The wounds of religion. The wounds inflicted by other countries and struggles. Of hunger, and need. May you bare yourselves to Him, the Gentle Healer.⁠

May You know Him as Provider. A father who gives freely, holding nothing back, Who cares deeply about your needs and knows every hair on your heads.⁠

May you be responsive to the gestures of the Father. May you grow hungry for His bread and thirsty for His water. May you desire things only He can provide and receive without strife the gifts and feast He sets before you.⁠

May the believers in your midst not grow weary or dry. I speak new strength into them. New living water to flow! May they stir the church and nation with holy zeal and the fire of the Holy Spirit, holding nothing back.⁠

From this nation may warriors go forth to break ungodly limitations. May prophets pour forth speaking God’s truth and word. May they move with the Spirit and revival fire. I declare they will go out equipped with spiritual armour and weapons (Ephesians 6:11-18), knowing God as Provider and Protector.⁠