Not My Blood
The Blood That Speaks Better Things
Day 1 of 3, October 1, 2026, Divine Attention Prayer Network
| HEBREWS 12:24 “And to Jesus the mediator of the new covenant, and to the blood of sprinkling, that speaketh better things than that of Abel.” |
Welcome to Day 1 of the October 2026 edition of Mercy Again, the flagship monthly prayer programme of Divine Attention Prayer Network, published under the ministry of Rev. Emmanuel O. Adejugbe. This month carries a theme that reaches into one of the oldest and most sacred realities in all of Scripture, the meaning and power of covenant blood. Across three days, we will move through Not My Blood, addressing life, covenant, and sacrifice, into Not My Head, addressing destiny, glory, and leadership, and finally into The Blood and The Head, a united declaration of total covenant preservation. Today belongs entirely to the first pillar, Not My Blood.
From the earliest chapters of Exodus, blood has carried a meaning far beyond the physical. It has represented life, covenant, ownership, and the boundary line between judgment and mercy. On the night of the first Passover, a single instruction determined the fate of every household in Egypt, whether blood had been applied to the doorframe. That ancient night was never merely history, it was a rehearsal of a far greater reality that would be fulfilled centuries later at Calvary, where the blood of a perfect Lamb would become the permanent covering for all who would receive it.
This day is not built on fear of loss, though it takes seriously that real schemes exist which target life, family, and inheritance. It is built instead on the settled confidence that the blood of Jesus Christ has already spoken, already covered, and already overcome every such scheme before it can take root. Every admonition today will walk through a specific passage of Scripture, grounding this confidence not in feeling but in the finished, historical, once for all work of the cross. Every prayer point that follows will be a declaration of what the blood has already secured, not a plea for something still uncertain.
You will move through seven sections today, beginning at the Passover doorframe in Exodus, moving through the sanctity of life in Leviticus, the better blood of Hebrews, the incorruptible price of First Peter, the overcoming testimony of Revelation, the personal application of the blood over your own household, and finally the sealing of the new covenant at the table where Jesus instituted His last supper. Seventy prayer points in total will carry you through this journey, ten for each section, each one rooted in the specific Scripture that section addresses.
As you begin, settle your heart in this one truth above every other truth you will encounter today. You are not trying to acquire a covering you currently lack. If you belong to Jesus Christ, the blood has already been applied, the covenant has already been sealed, and the destroyer has already lost his legal claim over your life and household. Everything from this point forward is not a negotiation, it is a declaration. Let us begin.
| IN THIS PRAYER GUIDE ▸ Main Scripture Anchor: Hebrews 12:24 ▸ Introduction to Day 1: Not My Blood ▸ Opening Declaration ▸ Section 1: The Blood of the Passover (Exodus 12:13) ▸ Section 2: The Life Is in the Blood (Leviticus 17:11) ▸ Section 3: The Blood That Speaks Better Things (Hebrews 12:24) ▸ Section 4: Redeemed, Not With Corruptible Things (1 Peter 1:18-19) ▸ Section 5: Overcoming by the Blood of the Lamb (Revelation 12:11) ▸ Section 6: The Blood Upon the Doorposts of My Household (Exodus 12:22-23) ▸ Section 7: Sealed in the New Covenant in His Blood (Luke 22:20) ▸ Closing Declaration ▸ 15 New Month SMS Prayers ▸ 15 New Month Wishes ▸ A Call to Salvation ▸ About Rev. Emmanuel O. Adejugbe |
| HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE This guide is meant to be prayed aloud, not merely read. Find a quiet place, set aside focused time, and speak every declaration and prayer point with your own voice. Faith is released through the spoken word, and the confessions in this guide are written to be declared boldly, not whispered in doubt. Begin with the opening declaration to settle your heart in the covenant confidence this day is built upon. Move through each of the seven sections in order, reading the admonition slowly before praying the ten points that follow it. The admonitions are not filler, they are the theological ground your prayers will stand on, so do not rush past them. Feel free to pause between sections, especially where a point speaks directly to a situation in your own life or household. You may repeat any point as many times as your heart requires. This is not a race through a list, it is a deliberate, covenant minded encounter with Scripture and prayer. Close the day with the closing declaration, and consider sharing the SMS prayers and new month wishes with family and friends as the new month begins. If you or someone reading this has never received Jesus Christ as Lord, the salvation section near the end of this guide is written specifically for that moment. |
| OPENING DECLARATION I stand today as one already covered, not one still hoping to be noticed by mercy. The blood of Jesus Christ marks my life, my household, and everything connected to my name. I am not pleading for a covenant I do not have, I am declaring a covenant that is already mine. Every scheme of loss assigned to my bloodline meets a blood that has already spoken and already overcome. I refuse fear as the foundation of my prayer tonight, and I choose the settled confidence of a finished work. The same blood that marked the doorposts in Egypt marks the doorposts of my life this October. I declare that my life is not my own to lose, it has been purchased and sealed by an incorruptible price. Where accusation has tried to rise against my family, I answer with a louder voice, the blood that speaks better things. I enter this Mercy Again season as a covenant partner, sealed, protected, and kept by the blood of the Lamb. Not my blood, not my household, not my destiny, for it all belongs now to the One who purchased it at Calvary. |
| SECTION 1 The Blood of the Passover: Covenant of Protection Exodus 12:13 |
| ADMONITION On the night the death angel moved through Egypt, only one thing separated a house marked for judgment from a house marked for mercy, and that one thing was blood upon the doorframe. Exodus 12:13 records the word of the Lord to Israel with total clarity: when He saw the blood, He would pass over that house. Not the strength of the household, not the cleverness of the father, not the good behavior of the children inside, but the blood alone was the qualifying sign that night. Every Egyptian home held a firstborn son of equal worth to any Hebrew child, yet only the blood marked homes stood untouched while judgment fell everywhere else. This is the first and clearest picture in all of Scripture of substitutionary covering, a lamb dying so that a household might live. Paul tells the church in 1 Corinthians 5:7 that Christ is our Passover, sacrificed for us. What Israel did once with the blood of an animal on one specific night, God has done once for all time with the blood of His own Son. The doorframe in Egypt is no longer wood and lintel, it is the life of every believer who has come under the covering of Jesus Christ. This means the question this month is not whether judgment is real, Scripture never pretends it is not, the question is whether you know what you are standing under. A house without blood on the frame was a house exposed regardless of how good its occupants were, and a house with the blood was a house untouched regardless of how imperfect its occupants were. This month carries the theme Not My Blood because there are schemes in the spirit realm that operate exactly like the destroyer in Egypt, moving to claim life, to demand sacrifice, to attach loss to a bloodline or a household. Some of these schemes are ancestral, some are circumstantial, some simply prowl looking for any house without a visible covering. But here is the pastoral truth this admonition must plant before a single prayer point is prayed: we are not pleading with God to notice us, we are not trying to earn a covering we do not yet have, we are standing on a covering that is already accomplished, already applied, already effective. Hebrews 9:12 says Christ entered the holy place once, having obtained eternal redemption. The blood is not something you are trying to get, it is something you already have if you belong to Him. So when this admonition speaks of protection, it does not speak from fear but from settled confidence. Fear says, I hope the blood works, I hope I am doing enough. Confidence says, the blood has already spoken, the matter is already settled, my part is to stand, declare, and walk in what is already mine. This is the difference between an Egyptian household counting the hours in dread and a Hebrew household resting inside a home already marked before the sun went down. You are not counting hours in dread tonight. You are resting inside a finished covenant, and everything you pray from this point forward is a declaration of what is true, not a bargain for what might become true. As we come to the first ten prayer points of this programme, come with the confidence of a household already covered, not the anxiety of a household still hoping to be noticed. Every point you pray is not a request thrown into uncertainty, it is a legal claim spoken over ground the blood of Jesus has already purchased. Let your voice carry the settledness of Exodus 12:13, the destroyer does not argue with blood, the destroyer simply passes over. That is what we are declaring now over your life, your household, and everything connected to your name this month. |
Prayer Points 1 to 10: Standing Under the Blood of the Passover
1. Father, thank You for the blood of Jesus that speaks over my life the way the Passover blood spoke over Israel, I receive its full covering today in the name of Jesus.
2. I declare over my household, as it was in Egypt, so let it be now, when the enemy looks for a door to strike, let him see the blood of Jesus and pass over every member of my family, in the name of Jesus.
3. Every scheme assigned to demand a sacrifice from my bloodline, I silence you by the greater blood of Jesus Christ that has already spoken better things, in the name of Jesus.
4. Lord, where fear has made me count hours in dread instead of resting in what the blood has already secured, forgive me and settle my heart in Your finished covenant, in the name of Jesus.
5. I take authority over every fatalistic assignment that says loss must visit my family this season, the blood on my life is not negotiable, I overturn every such decree, in the name of Jesus.
6. Father, let the same blood that protected the firstborn in every marked house in Egypt stand now as a wall of fire around my children and everyone under my covering, in the name of Jesus.
7. I renounce every agreement, known or unknown, that opened a door for a destroyer to operate in my lineage, and I close that door permanently by the blood of the Lamb, in the name of Jesus.
8. Lord Jesus, thank You for being my Passover once and for all, I will not live as though I am still waiting to be covered, I declare that I am already covered and I stand in that reality, in the name of Jesus.
9. Every plan of the enemy to strike this household while I am unaware, be exposed and be nullified now, for the blood I stand under does not sleep and does not fail, in the name of Jesus.
10. I decree that this month of October carries the mark of divine protection over my life, my work, my family, and my future, because the blood has already spoken and the matter is settled, in the name of Jesus.
| SECTION 2 The Life Is in the Blood: The Sanctity God Set Apart Leviticus 17:11 |
| ADMONITION Leviticus 17:11 gives one of the most direct theological statements in the entire Old Testament: the life of the flesh is in the blood, and God gave it upon the altar to make atonement for the soul, for it is the blood that makes atonement by reason of the life. This is not poetic language, it is a biological and spiritual fact that God Himself is establishing as the foundation for the entire sacrificial system. Blood was never treated casually in Israel because blood carried life itself, and life belonged to God alone to give and to take. When a covenant was cut in blood in the ancient world, it was understood as the most serious kind of promise possible, because the parties were essentially saying, my life stands behind this word. This matters deeply for the theme of this section, because many of the assignments that try to attach themselves to a person’s life are not interested in small things, they are interested in life itself, in destiny, in the years still ahead. When Scripture says the life is in the blood, it is telling us that whoever controls or covers the blood controls or covers the life. This is exactly why the enemy’s schemes so often aim at bloodlines, at generational patterns, at anything that can be traced through family lines, because he understands what Leviticus 17:11 states plainly, life travels through blood. But here is where the gospel answers the Old Testament shadow with New Testament substance. Under the old covenant, the blood of bulls and goats could cover sin but could never cleanse the conscience, Hebrews 10:4 says plainly that it is not possible for the blood of bulls and goats to take away sins. Those sacrifices pointed forward to something greater. Now, in Christ, the life that is in His blood has been given once, permanently, sufficiently, so that Hebrews 9:14 can say His blood purges the conscience from dead works to serve the living God. The life you need is not something you are still trying to access, it has already been deposited into your account through the blood of Jesus. So when we pray tonight over life itself, over years, over destiny, over the vitality of a family line, we are not begging for scraps of protection, we are standing on the settled biblical principle that the life in Christ’s blood has already been exchanged for the life that was under threat. This is not a fearful prayer about what might be taken, it is a confident declaration about what has already been secured. The believer who understands Leviticus 17:11 in light of Calvary prays from victory, not from anxiety, because the highest currency in the spirit realm, life itself, has already been settled by the highest price ever paid. Come now and pray with this understanding fixed in your spirit. You are not pleading for your life as though it hangs in the balance tonight, you are declaring what is already true, that the life in the blood of Jesus stands as your covering, your atonement, and your guarantee. Let every prayer point that follows be spoken with the authority of someone who knows exactly what is backing their words. |
Prayer Points 11 to 20: The Life That Is in the Blood of Jesus
1. Father, I thank You that the life in the blood of Jesus has already purchased atonement for my soul, I receive that atonement in full today, in the name of Jesus.
2. Every assignment tracing my bloodline to attach loss, sickness, or premature death to my family, I cut you off completely by the superior blood of Jesus Christ, in the name of Jesus.
3. Lord, let the vitality and destiny carried in my life be sealed and preserved by the blood that purges the conscience from dead works, no destroyer shall touch what You have already covered, in the name of Jesus.
4. I declare that my years are not being counted down by any evil altar, my years are numbered by the God who gave His own life in blood for mine, in the name of Jesus.
5. Father, cleanse every generational pattern in my bloodline that has opened a door to loss, and let the blood of Jesus replace it with a pattern of life, increase, and preservation, in the name of Jesus.
6. I take my stand against every altar, known or hidden, that has ever demanded blood or life from my family line, that altar is dismantled by the finished sacrifice of Christ, in the name of Jesus.
7. Lord Jesus, thank You that Your blood was shed once and is sufficient forever, I will not live in fear of losing what Your sacrifice has already guaranteed to me, in the name of Jesus.
8. I speak life over every dream, every assignment, and every relationship connected to my name, for the blood that carries life has already been applied over all of it, in the name of Jesus.
9. Father, where the enemy has tried to drain strength, vision, or vitality from my life this season, I command full restoration by the same power that raised Jesus from the dead, in the name of Jesus.
10. I decree that my bloodline is marked for life and not for loss, for increase and not for decrease, because the blood of Jesus speaks louder over my family than any voice raised against it, in the name of Jesus.
| SECTION 3 The Blood That Speaks Better Things Hebrews 12:24 |
| ADMONITION Hebrews 12:24 draws one of the most striking contrasts in Scripture, placing the blood of Jesus beside the blood of Abel, the first blood ever spilled by violence in human history. Genesis 4:10 tells us Abel’s blood cried out from the ground to God, and what it cried was justice, it cried for an accounting, it cried for vengeance against Cain. That is what shed blood normally does, it cries out for something to be answered, a debt to be paid, a wrong to be avenged. But the writer of Hebrews says the blood of Jesus speaks better things than that of Abel. Better how? Because Abel’s blood cried for judgment, and the blood of Jesus cries for mercy, for reconciliation, for peace between God and man. This is the heartbeat of the entire theme Not My Blood. There is a category of spiritual assignment that functions exactly like Abel’s cry, demanding an accounting, insisting that something must be paid, that loss is owed somewhere in a family or a life. These assignments often masquerade as fate, as curse, as inevitable consequence. But the believer does not answer an accusing cry with fear, the believer answers it by pointing to a louder voice, the voice of a better blood that has already spoken mercy over the very ground where judgment was being demanded. Notice the text does not say the blood of Jesus is silent while Abel’s blood speaks, it says the blood of Jesus speaks, and it speaks better things. This means there is an ongoing testimony in the spirit realm right now, the blood of Christ is actively speaking on your behalf before the throne of God, the same way an advocate speaks in a courtroom. Romans 8:34 says Christ is at the right hand of God making intercession for us. Whatever accusing voice tries to rise concerning your life, your family, or your future, it is not the only voice being heard in heaven, and it is not the loudest one. This truth must be received without slipping into fear of the accusing voice itself. The point of this admonition is not to make you afraid of what might be crying out against you, the point is to fix your eyes on what is speaking louder. A courtroom does not need the defense to fear the prosecution, it needs the defense to trust the verdict already secured. Jesus has already secured the verdict. Colossians 2:14 says He blotted out the handwriting of requirements that was against us and nailed it to His cross. The accusing voice has no legal ground left to stand on once the blood of Jesus has spoken. Come now and pray from that courtroom confidence. You are not trying to silence an accusation that still has power, you are agreeing out loud with a verdict that has already been rendered in your favor. Let these ten prayer points be spoken as declarations of a case already won, not as pleas in a case still undecided. |
Prayer Points 21 to 30: The Blood That Answers Every Accusing Voice
1. Father, I thank You that the blood of Jesus speaks better things than any accusing voice raised against my life, family, or future, in the name of Jesus.
2. Every cry for loss or judgment that has ever gone up from a wound, a wrong, or an old family matter, I silence you now by the greater voice of the blood of Jesus, in the name of Jesus.
3. I declare that heaven hears the intercession of Jesus Christ on my behalf today, and no accusation formed against me shall stand, in the name of Jesus.
4. Lord, where I have lived under the weight of an assignment that felt like an unpaid debt, I receive the truth that Jesus already paid it in full, and I walk free from that weight, in the name of Jesus.
5. I cancel every handwriting of requirement that stood against my family, for it has already been nailed to the cross and blotted out, in the name of Jesus.
6. Father, let every altar that has cried out for a sacrifice from my bloodline be answered instead by the finished sacrifice of Christ, and let it be silenced permanently, in the name of Jesus.
7. I stand in the courtroom of heaven today, not pleading for a verdict, but declaring the verdict already rendered in my favor through the blood of Jesus, in the name of Jesus.
8. Every spirit assigned to keep an old accusation alive against my household, you are overruled by the superior testimony of the blood that speaks mercy, in the name of Jesus.
9. Lord Jesus, thank You for interceding for me even now, I receive the covering of Your advocacy over every situation I am facing this season, in the name of Jesus.
10. I decree that my family’s story is no longer written by an accusing cry from the past, it is written by the mercy that speaks louder from the blood of the cross, in the name of Jesus.
| ZECHARIAH 9:11 “As for thee also, by the blood of thy covenant I have sent forth thy prisoners out of the pit wherein is no water.” |
| SECTION 4 Redeemed, Not With Corruptible Things 1 Peter 1:18-19 |
| ADMONITION Peter writes to a scattered, suffering church and reminds them of the price that secured their freedom. He says they were not redeemed with corruptible things, like silver or gold, from the empty way of life handed down from their ancestors, but with the precious blood of Christ, as of a lamb without blemish and without spot. The word redeemed is a marketplace word, it describes a slave being purchased out of bondage by someone paying the full price demanded. Peter is telling the church plainly, you were once in a marketplace of futility, of inherited emptiness, and a price was paid to remove you from it permanently. Notice what Peter specifically names as the thing being redeemed from, the empty way of life received by tradition from the fathers. This is not primarily about individual sin in this passage, it is about inherited patterns, generational ways of living and believing that produce nothing but futility. This is precisely the territory the Not My Blood theme addresses, because many families carry patterns that feel unbreakable simply because they are old, because they have always been that way, because a grandparent lived it and a parent lived it and now it seems to be settling onto a child. Peter says that pattern has already been paid for and can be left behind. The emphasis on corruptible versus incorruptible matters enormously here. Silver and gold are valuable, but they are still corruptible, they can be stolen, devalued, spent, lost. If your freedom rested on something corruptible, that freedom would always be vulnerable to whatever could corrupt the payment. But Peter says the price paid for you was the blood of a lamb without blemish and without spot, something entirely incorruptible, unable to be devalued, stolen, or spent down over time. This means the redemption over your life today is exactly as strong as it was the day Christ died, it has not weakened with the passing of years. This is why fear has no legitimate claim on someone who understands their redemption price. Fear often works by suggesting that old patterns are simply too strong, too rooted, too generational to actually break. But an incorruptible price does not lose to a corruptible pattern. The blood that purchased you outranks every inherited way of living that tried to claim your family before Christ intervened. You were not left to slowly work your way out of that empty inheritance, you were bought out of it in a single, complete, incorruptible transaction at Calvary. So come to this section not asking God to eventually break an old pattern, but declaring that the pattern has already lost its legal claim because the redemption price has already been paid. Let your prayers carry the confidence of someone reading their own receipt, not someone still negotiating a purchase. |
Prayer Points 31 to 40: Redeemed From Every Empty Inherited Pattern
1. Father, I thank You that I was redeemed, not with silver or gold, but with the precious, incorruptible blood of Jesus Christ, and that redemption is complete over my life today, in the name of Jesus.
2. I renounce every empty way of life handed down to me by tradition from my fathers that does not agree with Your word, and I walk free from it in the name of Jesus.
3. Every generational pattern of loss, lack, or premature death that has followed my family, I declare that its power is broken because I have been redeemed by an incorruptible price, in the name of Jesus.
4. Lord, where I have believed that an old pattern in my family is simply too strong to break, forgive my unbelief and let me see it as already defeated by the blood of Jesus, in the name of Jesus.
5. I decree that my children and my children’s children will not inherit the empty patterns of the past, for the blood that redeemed me redeems the line that comes after me, in the name of Jesus.
6. Father, let every trace of inherited futility in my thinking, my finances, my health, or my relationships be exposed and removed by the incorruptible blood of the Lamb, in the name of Jesus.
7. I take back every ground that an old family pattern has claimed in my life by default, and I plant the flag of Christ’s finished redemption over that ground today, in the name of Jesus.
8. Lord Jesus, thank You for paying a price that cannot be devalued or corrupted by time, I trust that my redemption is as strong today as it was the day You shed Your blood, in the name of Jesus.
9. I break every silent agreement with the idea that this is just how my family has always been, and I declare that I have been bought out of that inheritance completely, in the name of Jesus.
10. Father, establish a new pattern in my bloodline, a pattern of life, freedom, and increase, rooted not in what my ancestors passed down but in what Christ has already purchased, in the name of Jesus.
| SECTION 5 Overcoming by the Blood of the Lamb Revelation 12:11 |
| ADMONITION Revelation 12:11 describes the great victory of the brethren over the accuser of the brethren, and it names the first weapon plainly, they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb. This is one of the most important verses for understanding spiritual warfare in the entire New Testament, because it establishes exactly where victory begins. It does not begin with the intensity of the believer’s fasting, though fasting has its place, it does not begin with the loudness of the believer’s declarations, though declarations matter, it begins with the blood of the Lamb as the foundational overcoming weapon. This matters because spiritual warfare can easily drift into becoming about human effort, about who can pray longer, fast harder, or shout louder, as though victory is earned through intensity. Revelation 12:11 corrects that drift immediately. The overcoming power is located in the blood, something already shed, already applied, already finished at the cross. Every other weapon mentioned in that verse, including the word of their testimony, functions on top of that foundation, not instead of it. You do not overcome the accuser by outworking him, you overcome him by standing on a finished work he cannot undo. The word Lamb here connects directly back to the Passover imagery of the opening section of this day, and back to the sacrificial blood of Leviticus, and forward to the sprinkled blood of Hebrews 12:24. Revelation 12:11 is the New Testament’s final word on all of it, the Lamb who was slain has provided blood that overcomes the accuser in every generation, in every household, in every season. Whatever accusation the enemy is bringing against you this October, whatever loss he claims is owed to your family, whatever fear he is trying to plant about your bloodline, the answer has already been given in this verse, you overcome him by the blood of the Lamb. Notice too that this overcoming is described as something already accomplished by the brethren in the text, it is written in a completed sense, they overcame him. This is not a promise of a future possible victory, it is a description of what happens whenever believers actually stand on the blood rather than trying to fight the accuser on his own terms. The moment you stop arguing with the enemy about whether loss is coming and instead declare what the blood has already secured, you step into the same overcoming that Revelation 12:11 describes. Approach this section, then, not as someone trying to win a fight that is still undecided, but as someone joining a victory that has already been recorded in heaven. Let every prayer point be a declaration of an overcoming already secured by the blood of the Lamb, spoken boldly, without hesitation, and without fear. |
Prayer Points 41 to 50: Overcoming by the Blood of the Lamb
1. Father, I thank You that I overcome the accuser of my life, my family, and my destiny by the blood of the Lamb, not by my own strength, in the name of Jesus.
2. Every accusation the enemy has raised against my bloodline this season, I silence it now by the overcoming blood of Jesus Christ, in the name of Jesus.
3. I declare that I am not fighting for victory, I am standing in a victory already won at the cross, and I walk in that overcoming today, in the name of Jesus.
4. Lord, where I have tried to overcome fear or accusation through my own effort alone, I return to the foundation of Your blood as my true source of victory, in the name of Jesus.
5. I decree that every plan to claim loss from my household is overruled by the finished victory of the Lamb who was slain, in the name of Jesus.
6. Father, let the word of my testimony join the power of the blood today, and let both together silence every voice raised against my family, in the name of Jesus.
7. I take my stand as an overcomer, not a victim, over every situation the enemy has tried to use to intimidate my household this year, in the name of Jesus.
8. Lord Jesus, thank You for being the Lamb whose blood settles every accusation permanently, I rest in that settled victory today, in the name of Jesus.
9. I declare that no weapon formed against my life, my family, or my future shall prosper, for I stand on ground already secured by the blood of the Lamb, in the name of Jesus.
10. Father, let this month be marked as a season where my household visibly walked in the overcoming that Revelation 12:11 describes, to the glory of Your name, in the name of Jesus.
| SECTION 6 The Blood Upon the Doorposts of My Household Exodus 12:22-23 |
| ADMONITION Exodus 12:22 and 23 give Israel a very specific instruction, take a bunch of hyssop, dip it in the basin of blood, and strike the lintel and the two side posts with the blood, and none of them were to go out of the door of the house until morning. This instruction teaches something important that is easy to miss, the blood being present in the basin was not enough, it had to be applied to the actual structure of the house. God did not say the blood in the bowl would protect Israel, He said the blood on the doorposts would. There is a difference between a provision that exists and a provision that has been personally applied. This is a necessary word for this section of the day, because it is possible to know theologically that the blood of Jesus was shed, to even believe it firmly, and yet to never consciously and specifically apply that truth over the actual structure of one’s own household, marriage, children, finances, and daily decisions. The instruction to Israel was deliberately domestic and specific, strike the lintel, strike both side posts, cover the actual doorway your family will walk through. Faith in this section is not abstract, it is applied directly to the real doorway of a real home. Verse 23 adds a striking detail, when the Lord passes through to smite the Egyptians, He will see the blood upon the lintel and the two side posts, and He will not allow the destroyer to come in to smite. God Himself takes an active role here, He is watching for the blood, and where He sees it, He personally restrains the destroyer from entering. This is not Israel fighting off the destroyer by their own strength, this is God standing at the door of a blood marked house, refusing entry to what would otherwise come in freely. Apply this now to your own household. This section is inviting you to move from a general belief that Jesus’s blood was shed for the world to a specific, personal declaration that His blood is applied over your doorposts, your marriage, your children’s rooms, your place of work, your finances, your health. This is not about repeating a ritual, it is about consciously and deliberately declaring what the blood already covers over the exact areas where the enemy has been probing for entry. As you move into these prayer points, name your household specifically in your heart even as you pray the words on this page. See the blood of Jesus applied over your actual doorway, not a symbolic doorway somewhere else. Let this be the section where general faith becomes specific, personal, domestic covering. |
Prayer Points 51 to 60: The Blood Applied Over My Household
1. Father, I apply the blood of Jesus over the doorposts of my household today, over my marriage, my children, and everyone who lives under my roof, in the name of Jesus.
2. I declare that where You see the blood applied over my home, You personally stand and forbid the destroyer from entering, just as You did in Egypt, in the name of Jesus.
3. Every open door in my household that has given the enemy access through fear, sin, or agreement, I close it now and seal it with the blood of Jesus, in the name of Jesus.
4. Lord, let my marriage be covered specifically by the blood of Jesus, protect it from strife, betrayal, and every scheme assigned to weaken it, in the name of Jesus.
5. I apply the blood of Jesus over my children by name, over their minds, their bodies, their friendships, and their future, in the name of Jesus.
6. Father, let the blood of Jesus stand over my place of work and every source of income connected to my household, and let no destroyer be permitted entry there, in the name of Jesus.
7. I declare that my home is not a house the enemy can casually enter, it is a blood marked house that God Himself watches over, in the name of Jesus.
8. Lord, wherever I have left a doorway unattended in my life through carelessness, I bring it under Your covering now and I ask You to seal it, in the name of Jesus.
9. I decree peace within my walls this month, for the blood that speaks over my doorposts speaks peace, protection, and undisturbed rest, in the name of Jesus.
10. Father, thank You for standing personally at the door of my household, I trust You to see the blood and to restrain every destroyer from coming in, in the name of Jesus.
| SECTION 7 Sealed in the New Covenant in His Blood Luke 22:20 |
| ADMONITION At the table with His disciples, on the night before His crucifixion, Jesus took the cup and said, this cup is the new testament in my blood, which is shed for you. With those words, He did something far greater than instituting a remembrance meal, He established a new covenant, sealed not with the blood of animals as in the days of Moses, but with His own blood, given willingly, once, for all who would receive it. A covenant sealed in blood was understood in the ancient world as the strongest, most binding kind of agreement possible, and Jesus chose that exact language deliberately. This final section of the day brings together everything that has been declared since the opening admonition on the Passover. The blood that marked the doorposts in Egypt, the blood that carries life in Leviticus, the blood that speaks better things in Hebrews, the incorruptible price in Peter’s letter, the overcoming blood of Revelation, and the applied blood over the household, all of it finds its formal, covenantal seal at this table. Jesus is not simply protecting you from a single night’s danger the way the Passover lamb did, He is entering into a permanent, binding covenant with you that spans your entire life and every generation connected to you. A covenant, unlike a simple promise, carries obligations and guarantees on both sides. Jesus fulfilled His side completely, His blood was shed, the new covenant was ratified, and nothing remains outstanding on His part. Your part in a covenant relationship is not to somehow earn what has already been given, but to walk in the identity and privileges that the covenant grants. Hebrews 8:6 says Jesus is the mediator of a better covenant, established on better promises. Better than what came before, better than fear, better than uncertainty, better than any inherited pattern of loss. As this day closes, understand that Not My Blood is not simply a defensive declaration against the enemy, it is a positive declaration of covenant belonging. You are not merely protected from something, you are sealed into a relationship with God that carries promises, inheritance, and standing that no accusation can undo. The same blood that closed every door to the destroyer throughout this day is the blood that opened the door into covenant fellowship with the Father Himself. Come now to these final ten prayer points as someone sealed, not someone still hoping to be sealed. Speak them as a covenant partner whose covering is already signed, witnessed, and eternally binding through the blood of Jesus Christ. |
Prayer Points 61 to 70: Sealed in the New Covenant in His Blood
1. Father, I thank You that I am sealed into the new covenant through the blood of Jesus Christ, and that covenant is permanent, binding, and eternally settled, in the name of Jesus.
2. I declare that I am not outside looking in, I am a covenant partner with God through the blood shed for me at the table and at the cross, in the name of Jesus.
3. Every attempt of the enemy to make me doubt my covenant standing, I resist you and I stand firm on the finished work of Jesus Christ, in the name of Jesus.
4. Lord, let the full inheritance of this new covenant, provision, healing, protection, and peace, be released over my life and my household this month, in the name of Jesus.
5. I decree that Not My Blood is my declaration over every scheme of loss, and Yes to Your Covenant is my declaration over every promise You have made to me, in the name of Jesus.
6. Father, thank You that Jesus fulfilled every obligation of this covenant on my behalf, I do not labor to earn what has already been freely given, in the name of Jesus.
7. I speak over my bloodline that we are a covenant family, marked, sealed, and kept by the blood of the everlasting covenant, in the name of Jesus.
8. Lord Jesus, let this month of October carry the fruit of covenant living, evident blessing, evident protection, and evident peace over my household, in the name of Jesus.
9. I close this day by declaring over my life what was declared over Israel, when the destroyer sees the blood, he will pass over, and I add my agreement to that word now, in the name of Jesus.
10. Father, seal every prayer prayed on this day in the blood of Jesus, let it stand as a binding declaration in the courts of heaven over my life and household, in the name of Jesus.
| CLOSING DECLARATION I seal this day in the blood of Jesus Christ, over my prayers, my declarations, and every word spoken in faith. Let every accusing voice that rose against my bloodline today be silenced permanently by a better blood. I declare that the covenant applied over my household this day stands firm until the Lord Himself returns. No destroyer assigned to my family shall find an unmarked door this month, for the blood has already been applied. I walk away from this day of prayer as an overcomer, not because of my effort, but because of the blood of the Lamb. Every empty inherited pattern that tried to claim my future has already lost its legal ground in my life. I carry the confidence of Exodus 12:13 into every hour of this month, when the destroyer looks, he will see the blood and pass over. Father, thank You for a covenant that does not depend on my strength but on the finished work of Your Son. I release this day’s prayers into the courts of heaven, sealed, witnessed, and backed by an incorruptible price. Not my blood belongs to the enemy’s schemes, it belongs to the covenant, and so do I, in the mighty name of Jesus. |
| 15 NEW MONTH SMS PRAYERS, SHARE ON WHATSAPP 1. New month declaration: The blood of Jesus marks my doorposts this October, the destroyer sees it and passes over. Not my blood, not my family. Amen. 2. As October opens, I stand on Exodus 12:13. When trouble looks for me, it will see the blood of Jesus and pass over my house. 3. New month, new covering. Every scheme against my bloodline is silenced by the blood that speaks better things, Hebrews 12:24. Not my blood. 4. October prayer: I am redeemed, not with silver or gold, but with the precious blood of Jesus. My family carries that incorruptible seal this month. 5. This month I overcome by the blood of the Lamb. Every accusation against my household is overruled. Not my blood, not my destiny. 6. New month declaration: the life in my bloodline belongs to the covenant, not to loss. I decree increase and preservation this October. 7. Father, seal my household in the new covenant blood of Jesus this month. Let peace and protection mark every doorpost of my home. 8. October confession: I am not fighting for victory, I already have it. The blood of Jesus already overcame on my behalf. 9. New month, same covering. The blood that protected Israel in Egypt protects my family in October. Not my blood, not my household. 10. This month I refuse every empty pattern handed down by tradition. I am redeemed by an incorruptible price. New month, new freedom. 11. October declaration: no weapon formed against my bloodline shall prosper, for I stand on the blood of the everlasting covenant. 12. New month prayer: let every accusing voice from the past be silenced by a louder voice, the blood of Jesus that speaks mercy. 13. As I enter this new month, I apply the blood of Jesus over my marriage, my children, and my home. Not my blood, not my family. 14. October confession: I am sealed, not struggling to be sealed. The covenant is signed in the blood of Jesus Christ. I rest in that today. 15. New month declaration to share: Mercy Again is here. This October carries the mark, Not My Blood. Send this to someone standing in faith with you. |
| 15 NEW MONTH WISHES, SHARE WITH SOMEONE TODAY 1. Wishing you a new month covered completely by the blood of Jesus, may every door in your life carry His mark of protection. 2. As October begins, I wish you the settled peace of Exodus 12:13, may the destroyer see the blood over your life and pass over. 3. May this new month find your household redeemed, not with silver or gold, but with the precious, incorruptible blood of Christ. 4. Wishing you a season where every accusing voice from your past is silenced by the louder voice of the blood that speaks better things. 5. May October be a month of overcoming for you, not through struggle, but through resting fully in the finished victory of the Lamb. 6. I wish you a new month free from every empty pattern handed down by tradition, walking instead in the freedom Christ has purchased. 7. May the blood of Jesus be applied specifically over your marriage, your children, and your home this October, in Jesus name. 8. Wishing you the confidence of a covenant partner this new month, sealed, kept, and fully covered by the blood of the everlasting covenant. 9. May this Mercy Again season mark your bloodline for life, increase, and preservation rather than loss, in the mighty name of Jesus. 10. As the new month unfolds, I wish you the courage to declare Not My Blood over every scheme that tries to attach itself to your family. 11. May October bring visible evidence in your life of a household that God Himself is watching over and personally protecting. 12. Wishing you rest this new month, the rest of someone who knows the price has already been paid and the matter is already settled. 13. May the peace that comes from standing under a finished covenant fill your home this October, from the doorposts to the innermost room. 14. I wish you a month where old accusations lose their grip and new declarations of covenant identity take deep root in your heart. 15. Happy new month. May you walk fully persuaded that the blood of Jesus has already spoken every better thing over your life and family. |
| A CALL TO SALVATION Everything declared on this Day 1 of Mercy Again rests on one foundation, the blood of Jesus Christ shed at Calvary. That blood does not only cover the household of those who have already believed, it is held out today as an open invitation to anyone who has never yet come under its covering. If you have been praying along with these pages and realize you have never personally received Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, this is your moment. The same blood that marked the doorposts in Egypt, that speaks better things than Abel’s, that redeemed us from an empty inherited way of life, that overcame the accuser, and that sealed the new covenant, is available to you right now, wherever you are reading this. Romans 10:9 says that if you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus, and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved. This is not about religion, it is about a covenant relationship with the God who already paid the highest possible price to bring you in. You do not need to clean yourself up first, you do not need to fully understand every theological detail, you simply need to come to Him honestly, believing that Jesus died for your sins and rose again. A PRAYER TO RECEIVE CHRIST Lord Jesus, I come to You today just as I am. I believe You died for my sins and rose again from the dead. I confess You as my Lord and my Savior. I ask You to wash me in Your blood, the same blood that speaks better things, and to write my name into Your new covenant from this day forward. Thank You for receiving me into Your family, in Jesus name, Amen. |
| ABOUT REV. EMMANUEL O. ADEJUGBE Rev. Emmanuel O. Adejugbe leads oversees the Divine Attention Prayer Network, a ministry devoted to raising believers who pray with understanding and stand confidently on the finished work of Jesus Christ. Through the monthly Mercy Again prayer programme and other teaching resources published on DivineAttention.org, the ministry exists to equip the church for a lifestyle of covenant minded, Christ centered prayer. |
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