June 14
Deuteronomy
33:25
Thy shoes shall be
iron and brass;
and as thy days, so shall thy strength be.
No man can
possibly tell what is before him; but our God knoweth, and He has promised His
people strength proportioned to their trials.
We should
not be anxious, for with the trials comes the strength.
Our
troubles are very generally to be numbered amongst our mercies.
Temporal
prosperity without a special blessing from God, will prove to be a curse; and
it always brings a solemn responsibility with it.
We have
always found our God faithful; He always has given strength according to the
day; and why should we now doubt?
We may
look forward and suppose the worst, and then say, “I will trust and not be
afraid, for the Lord Jehovah is my strength and my song; He also
is become my salvation.“
We go from
strength to strength, and every true believer shall appear in Zion before God.
He will
perfect that which concerneth us, but will never forsake the work of His own
hands.
Let us
then expect the Lord to give when we want, as we want, and all we want;
let us believe that our strength will be equal to our burden, to our day.
The
promise is plain, it is positive, it is sure, and our God is faithful.
God is love, and will not leave you,
When you most his kindness need;
God is true, nor can deceive you,
Though your faith be weak indeed.
James Smith
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