Thy words were heard.

"Then said he unto me, Fear not, Daniel: for from the first day that thou didst set thine heart to understand, and to chasten thyself before thy God, thy words were heard, and I am come for thy words" (Daniel 10:12 KJV). When we begin to pray, things begin to happen out of the ordinary. Our heavenly Father begins to move things that need to be moved in the supernatural, the atmosphere of the heavens. Then He begins to move upon the earth. At the same time, there is an adversary who recognizes what God is doing and comes to try to interfere with the prayer of God's children. Daniel prayed and prayed, but he did not see his prayer answered immediately because there was a war going on in the heavenly realm over his petition, over his prayer. How powerful is that! The enemy ever so wants to stop our prayers from reaching the throne room of God, and he'll even attack the individual who cries out day and night in the name of Jesus. The attack does not come directly to the individual. It's an attack in the atmosphere that surrounds the individual. The enemy will use people more than anything to obstruct, disrupt, frustrate, and simply discourage the praying individual. This is when we all recognize the attack, but many leave the altar of God feeling disappointed, alone, and hurt. This is not the time to give up, but the time to cry out even more. Wait for your break through. It's about to come. The heaver the battle, the greater the blessings. Daniel never gave up. He continued until he got his break through. God bless you all. Amen