It may not come tonight, it may not even come this week in the paycheck, but it will come.

Maybe my dream would take a little longer interval of time between the actual planting and the reaping

God unveils himself in us at his own appointed time. And, we are told, God’s vision of man “has its own appointed hour; it ripens, it will flower. If it be long, then wait; for it is sure and it will not be late”

It will be hatched out just as normally as God hatched you out as a living reality in this world. But everything has its own appointed hour. And you can’t, because you want it tonight, say it must happen this night.

“It has its own appointed hour, it ripens, it will flower, if it seems slow then wait, it is sure, it will not be late.”

A chicken hatches out in twenty-one days, some things come out in five months, some things come out in a year and some come out in two years.

Every vision has its own appointed hour — it runs, and it will come, if it belongs to the individual, then it is sure, and it will not be late.

every seed has its own appointed hour. One will grow overnight, one will grow in a week, one will grow in a month, one will grow in a year, but it has its own appointed hour and it ripens and it will flower.

Because you can’t change that interval of time: For a “vision has its own appointed hour; it ripens, it will flower. If it be long, then wait, for it is sure and it will not be late.” It’s like pregnancy, wait, it’s coming

“Every vision has its own appointed hour; it will flower; if it seems long, wait for it - it is sure and it will not be late.”