Prayer of Deliverance becomes the marker of the day when a King servant named #Hezekiah comes directly to the house of the #Lord. It was a troubled time, a day of #rebuke, #blasphemy, and the #enemy came in like a flood. Upon the land, the surrounding nations and #Judah the tide of the enemy swept. Once at the gates of #Jerusalem, the enemy camped triumphantly before the gates and saw nothing but a victory. Yet, Hezekiah went to the Lord with the threats and words of #Sennacherib on paper. He laid it out his #PrayerofDeliverance making his case before the #Lord #GodofHosts. The #Assyrians were not frightened of Judah and felt assured of victory. Yet the threat for Judah was real and those were real warriors who meant to kill, steal, and pillage. In the face of death and threats, the King went to the #KingofKings for help. While Hezekiah had been told by #Isaiah to not be afraid of the Assyrians nor their King, he went before the Lord to make his own humble plea and to reveal the rebuke and blasphemy against the Lord that day.