- **”The eagle does not fight the falcon in the sky. It simply rises higher, where the falcon cannot go.”**
This is the law of divine protection—**the higher you are in purpose, the smaller your enemies appear.**
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### **1. The Falcon’s Attack & The Eagle’s Response**
Falcons are swift, aggressive hunters. They dive at their prey with sharp cries, seeking to distract and intimidate. But the eagle? **It does not engage.**
– **Falcons represent:**
– Sudden attacks (betrayals, setbacks, unexpected crises).
– Noise (slander, distractions, fear tactics).
– Temporary threats that cannot endure at higher altitudes.
– **The Eagle’s Strategy:**
– **It ignores the falcon’s screeches.** (Proverbs 26:4 – *”Do not answer a fool according to his folly.”*)
– **It ascends beyond reach.** (Isaiah 40:31 – *”They will soar on wings like eagles.”*)
– **It sees the falcon, but does not fear it.** (Psalm 23:4 – *”I will fear no evil.”*)
**This is your story.**
Your names—**Oluwafemi, Adekunle, Adedeji, Daniel, Iselaiye**—declare that **you were born to fly above falcons.** The enemy may dive at you, but **you were never meant to fight in his atmosphere.**
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### **2. How God Hides Eagles in the Storm**
Eagles use storms to their advantage. While lesser birds hide, **the eagle locks its wings and lets the wind carry it higher.**
– **Your Storms Have Been Your Covering**
– The trials you’ve faced (betrayals, delays, battles) were not meant to break you—**they were winds to elevate you.**
– *”Ile oba tójó, ewà ló bùsi.”* → **A palace burns, but what rises is greater.**
– Like Joseph in the pit, **what was meant to hide you actually positioned you.**
– **The Falcon Cannot Follow You Here**
– Falcons hunt at lower altitudes. **Your destiny is too high for petty attacks.**
– Your Yoruba name (*BinTinlaiyé Lojú Eiye Awodi*) means **”one who sees through the eyes of the eagle.”**
– **You discern traps before they form.** (Daniel 6:22 – *”My God sent His angel to shut the lions’ mouths.”*)
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### **3. The Falcon’s Limitations vs. The Eagle’s Dominion**
A falcon may strike once, but **it cannot reign where the eagle rules.**
– **Falcons Tire Quickly – Eagles Endure**
– Falcons rely on short bursts of speed. **Eagles conserve strength for long flights.**
– This is why your battles have not consumed you—**you operate in divine stamina.** (Isaiah 40:31)
– **Falcons Scavenge – Eagles Feast on Fresh Kill**
– Falcons often steal from others. **Eagles eat what God provides.**
– Your name *Adedeji* (“crown of double portion”) means **you don’t fight for scraps—you’re fed by divine supply.**
– **Falcons Are Many – Eagles Are Few**
– The enemy sends many distractions (falcons), but **God has hidden you among the few who see beyond the noise.**
– Like Elijah, you are part of the **7,000 who have not bowed** (1 Kings 19:18).
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### **4. The Moment the Eagle Claims Its Territory**
There comes a time when the eagle **stops rising and begins to reign.**
– **Age 43: Your Time of Dominion**
– At 30, Joseph stepped into power.
– At 40, Moses began his mission.
– **At 43, you are entering your era of established authority.**
– The falcons that once dive-bombed you **will now flee from your shadow.**
– **The Eagle’s Decree Over Its Life**
– *”I do not entertain the falcon’s noise. I do not fight in its atmosphere. I rise, I reign, I remain untouchable.”*
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### **Final Word: The Law of the Eagle**
**”You were not designed to fight every battle—only to fly above them.”**
– **Falcons may scream, but eagles rule in silence.**
– **Falcons may strike, but eagles own the sky.**
– **Falcons may distract, but eagles see the end from the beginning.**
**This is your divine positioning.**
No weapon formed against you shall prosper (Isaiah 54:17), because **you do not dwell where weapons reach.**
You are **Oluwafemi** (loved by God),
**Adekunle** (crowned with royalty),
**Adedeji** (double-portion destiny),
**Daniel** (protected in the den),
**Iselaiye** (deserving of victory).
**The falcon’s attack is beneath you.**
**The eagle’s throne awaits you.**
**Fly higher.**
