EVENING DEVOTION
NOVEMBER 3
Nehemiah 9:33
…for thou hast done right,
but to be persuaded of this, to realize it, and
be influenced by it, under severe and
heavy trials is exceedingly difficult.
which plan is the perfection of wisdom, and proceeds from his infinite love.
he purposed to do it,
because it was the very best thing that could be done.
ready to sit in judgment upon what God does, and
to complain of his
dealings without the least cause.
But there are times when looking back upon our
losses, crosses, sufferings and trials, we can say, and say it heartily, “Thou
hast done right.”
Doubtless Jacob felt this, when he embraced his
son Joseph in Egypt; and
Job also, when God had blessed his latter end more
than the beginning; and
Daniel also, when he was taken up out of the den, and
no manner of hurt
was found on him—because he believed in his God.
Let us, when the Lord tries our graces, or
buffets us for our faults, endeavour to say,
‘THOU HAST DONE RIGHT.’
James Smith
With peaceful steps thy race of duty run,
God nothing does, nor suffers to be done,
But thou wouldest do thyself, couldst thou but
see
The end of all events as well as he.
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