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Lord, bless my coming in and my going out. Lord, let me be…

“Lord, bless my coming in and my going out. Lord, let me be blessed in the city and blessed in the field. Lord, let me be blessed to be above and not beneath. Lord, let me be blessed to be the head and not the tail. Lord, let me be blessed with dominion and victory over the enemy. Lord, let every…” quote by John Eckhardt
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““Lord, bless my coming in and my going out. Lord, let me be blessed in the city and blessed in the field. Lord, let me be blessed to be above and not beneath. Lord, let me be blessed to be the head and not the tail. Lord, let me be blessed with dominion and victory over the enemy. Lord, let every thing my hand touches be blessed. Lord, let Your blessing overtake my life.””

John Eckhardt

About This Quote

This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.

A request for divine favor in all activities and domains of life.

In simple terms: Ask God to bless everything you do.

Key Takeaway

Seek God's guidance and protection.

Themes

faith blessing prosperity dominion victory

Mood

hopeful reverent motivational

Type

prayer spiritual inspirational

When to use this quote

  • business ventures
  • travel
  • personal relationships
  • health
  • career

Key Concepts

spirituality divine providence faith practice

Questions to Reflect On

  • How can you balance reliance on divine help with personal responsibility?
  • What actions reflect gratitude for blessings?
A Different Perspective

May lead be overreliance on blessings without effort.

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