(Pt. 9) Dedication Page
Bible Study | Ezra
This is where my name enters the story
Dedication Page: Designed as a personal covenant response and sacred moment of closure for your study.
Day 8: Written in the Scroll
Final Reflection & Dedication
Devotional Reflection
After all the names listed in Ezra… after the tribes, the servants, the unknown and the exalted—there remains a question.
What about you?
This return scroll wasn’t just preserved as a historical record—it was given to awaken the hearts of all who would one day say:
“Count me in.”
This final day is your invitation.
To take your place among the faithful.
To offer your name—not with perfection, but with surrender.
To say, “Here I am, Yahweh. I may not be much, but I am Yours.”
You’ve walked through exile and return.
You’ve seen what He does with the broken, the overlooked, the nameless.
And now, the scroll opens wide for one more line:
Yahweh is still writing.
And He is ready to write your name in His story of rebuilding.
Return & Rebuild: A Daily Prompt
Write your own name as a declaration:
“Yahweh, I offer You my name, my life, and my calling…”
Draw a line, sign your name, write a prayer—whatever form this covenant takes for you.
Scripture Meditation
“Then those who feared Yahweh spoke to one another, and Yahweh listened and heard it, and a book of remembrance was written before Him for those who fear Yahweh and esteem His name.”
—Malachi 3:16
“Rejoice that your names are written in heaven.”
—Luke 10:20
Closing Prayer of Dedication
Abba Yahweh,
Write my name in Your scroll of remembrance.
Count me among the remnant.
Number me with the faithful.
Call me one who returns to rebuild.
I don’t need status.
I don’t need recognition.
I only need to know that You see me, know me, and call me Yours.
I offer my story into Your hands—
My family, my future, my failures, my faith.
Everything I am belongs to You.
Let my life be a line in the scroll of Your restoration.
In Yahushua’s holy name,
Amen.
