The Lord of Hosts promises to make us once again discern between the just and the wicked, between those who serve Him and those who do not.

Each biblical promise is a prophecy, a vow from God. Regardless of human belief, it will be fulfilled.
It will be fulfilled in the lives of those who truly believe.

What is needed for this difference to be seen in our lives?
The clear and objective manifestation of faith.

Supernatural faith is the only channel of communication between creation and the Creator. This type of faith has to do with actions towards each one of God’s promises.

On its own, it already demands the manifestation, disposition, surrender and dedication of life due to its divine nature.

There is no way of manifesting this faith without concrete action.
When Jesus was approached by two blind men, He asked:

“Do you believe that I am able to do this?” They said to Him, “Yes, Lord.” Then He touched their eyes, saying, “According to your faith let it be to you.” Matthew 9.28-29

This shows that the manifestation of God’s power is subject to the accordance of each person’s faith.

Before healing them, Jesus first asked if they believed. He could heal them, but first, they had to answer Him with faith. Otherwise, nothing could be done.

The fulfilment of the promises is subject to the inner assurance of each person. The blessings are free, but God demands materialised faith.

Jesus forgives the sinner but they have to abandon sin. That is, forgiveness is available, but its fulfilment depends on the person forgiven to sacrifice their sin. This is called repentance.
This is how supernatural faith works.

The Lord said:

“Now the just shall live by faith; but if anyone draws back, My soul has no pleasure in him.” Hebrews 10.38

If there was no need of practical faith, Christians would relax and lose their daily battles against hell.
Therefore, there is the need to present the demand, argue the reasons, ask, seek, knock, pray, fast, or in short – develop our faith.
For Abraham to have lived a distinguished life, he had to obey day after day. The same is true with the other faith heroes of the past.
Should it be any different today?

Whoever wishes to have a life distinguished from the rest has to show a difference in their faith. Or else…
The vow of faith is a requirement of faith itself.

“Then you shall again discern between the righteous and the wicked, between one who serves God and one who does not serve Him.” Malachi 3:18