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Kings And Peace makers

Our Daily Walk 
 
Songs Of Praise 
 
Luke 1:46-47 
लूका 1:46-47 
లూకా 1:46-47 
லூக்கா 1:46-47 
ಲೂಕನು 1:46-47 
누가 복음 1:46-47 
ลูกา 1:46-47 
 
 My soul doth magnify the Lord, and my spirit hath rejoiced in God my Saviour. 
- Luke 1:46-47 
 
Blessed be the Lord God of Israel; for He hath visited and redeemed His people. 
- Luke 1:68 
 
These two songs have floated down the centuries, stirring human hearts with the ecstasy of their triumph. It is not given to all to be able to express their exultation in words so eloquent and musical, but all may become as saturated with the words of Scripture as Mary was, and all may triumph in Jesus Christ as gladly as did Zacharias, and show forth His praise, as did these two holy souls. 
 
The most wonderful thing for us all is that God looks upon our low estate. The greater His blessing, the more unworthy we feel of it. There is no reason why He has stooped to our lowliness and obscurity except that He would. He does great things for the weakest and merciful things for the unworthiest, for His Name’s sake—“Holy is His Name.” In other words, there is no accounting for the putting forth of God’s power and love, except His own glorious character. 
 
Princes are put down from their thrones, because they have become proud and tyrannical; whilst those of low degree are exalted by God, because in obscurity they have been educated in virtue, which cannot but rise to the level of its specific gravity. The rich are often sent empty away, because they have no taste or desire for true riches which alone can satisfy. Whether the hunger be for love, or for the power to do good, or for the best gifts that the Spirit of God can bestow, whoever fulfils the conditions of humility and faith—these are “filled with good things.” “Blessed are they that hunger and thirst after righteousness, for they shall be filled.” 
 
The little babe, known afterwards as John the Baptist, was probably lying in his father’s arms, when he burst forth into this glorious song. Let us see to it that we use every opportunity of making known God’s wondrous salvation, of pointing men to the only source of forgiveness. Nothing so encourages faith as the proclamation of what God is prepared to do for those who trust Him, and when it dawns upon men that there are treasures in Christ which shall enrich their poverty and dissipate their hopelessness, they will yield themselves to be led into the ways of peace even by a little child! 
 
PRAYER 
 
We thank Thee, O God, for life and light and love; for the light of Thy mercy shining across our path, revealing to us Thy infinite love without beginning or end. May the Name of our Lord Jesus be glorified in us. 
We ask all in the name of LORD JESUS CHRIST. 
 Amen. 
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Our Daily Walk

Songs Of Praise

Luke  1:46-47
लूका 1:46-47
లూకా  1:46-47
லூக்கா 1:46-47
ಲೂಕನು 1:46-47
누가 복음 1:46-47
ลูกา  1:46-47

           My soul doth magnify the Lord, and my spirit hath rejoiced in God my Saviour. 
- Luke 1:46-47

Blessed be the Lord God of Israel; for He hath visited and redeemed His people. 
- Luke 1:68

These two songs have floated down the centuries, stirring human hearts with the ecstasy of their triumph. It is not given to all to be able to express their exultation in words so eloquent and musical, but all may become as saturated with the words of Scripture as Mary was, and all may triumph in Jesus Christ as gladly as did Zacharias, and show forth His praise, as did these two holy souls.

The most wonderful thing for us all is that God looks upon our low estate. The greater His blessing, the more unworthy we feel of it. There is no reason why He has stooped to our lowliness and obscurity except that He would. He does great things for the weakest and mercif

Songs Of Praise....  Luke  1:46-47

Our Daily Walk 
 
The Persistence Of Life. 
 
Luke 20:37-38 
लूका 20:37-38 
లూకా 20:37-38 
லூக்கா 20:37-38 
ಲೂಕನು 20:37-38 
누가 복음 20:37-38 
ลูกา 20:37-38 
 
 The God of Abraham, and the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob. Now He is not the God of the dead, but of the living: for all live unto Him. 
- Luke 20:37-38 
 
What is Death? It is not a condition but a transition; not an abiding-place, but a passage; not a house, but a doorway. The Scripture refers to it as a birth—“the first-born from the dead”; as an exodus -“after my exodus,” says Peter; as a striking of the tent “I must shortly put off this tabernacle;” as the weighing of an anchor-“the time for me to loose-off from the shore is come.” Each of these metaphors accentuates the fact that Death is but a momentary act. We are absent from the body one moment, present with the Lord the next. 
 
Persistent Personality. In that other field we shall surely recognise each other, and shall be as close akin, yea, closer than we were in long-past happy days, when heart to heart had sweet converse, or co-operated in useful ministry. Abraham will still be Abraham; Isaac, Isaac; and Jacob, Jacob. Not bodiless ghosts, but living personalities etherealised and transfigured. Moses and Elijah were recognised as such by the startled disciples on the Transfiguration mount; and Mary knew the Master in the Garden. What gain would it have been that Jesus promised the dying thief that he should be with Him in Paradise, if, when he reached there, he could not recognise the Lord? 
 
Persistent Love. Love will never fail! But how can it exist without an object; and how can it forget! Why did Jesus promise the “many mansions,” unless He meant that there should be homes! He knows that the heart clings, even in the light of Resurrection, to the dear objects of human affection, else He would never have mentioned Peter’s name, nor have sent a message to His disciples, nor come a second time for Thomas! And will He ignore those natural cravings for us, whom He has loved better than Himself? How deep and sweet His assurance: “If it were not so, I would have told you!” Charles Kingsley asked that on the grave stone, which stood above his wife and himself, should be inscribed the words: “Amavimus, Amamus, Amabimus”—We loved, we love, we shall continue to love. And who shall challenge the truth or appositeness of these words? 
 
Persistent Activity. “His servants shall serve Him!” The tasks we bungled here with our apprentice-hands will become possible; and unravelling our tangled skeins, we shall weave such fabrics as our wildest dreams never imagined. 
 
PRAYER 
 
I pray Thee, O Lord, to deliver me from the fear of death; and when mine eyes open in the dawn of heaven, may I see Thee standing to welcome me, and may I receive Thy Well-done! 
We ask all in the name of LORD JESUS CHRIST. 
 Amen. 
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Our Daily Walk

The Persistence Of Life. 

Luke  20:37-38
लूका 20:37-38
లూకా  20:37-38
லூக்கா 20:37-38
ಲೂಕನು 20:37-38
누가 복음 20:37-38
ลูกา  20:37-38

           The God of Abraham, and the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob. Now He is not the God of the dead, but of the living: for all live unto Him. 
- Luke 20:37-38

What is Death? It is not a condition but a transition; not an abiding-place, but a passage; not a house, but a doorway. The Scripture refers to it as a birth—“the first-born from the dead”; as an exodus -“after my exodus,” says Peter; as a striking of the tent “I must shortly put off this tabernacle;” as the weighing of an anchor-“the time for me to loose-off from the shore is come.” Each of these metaphors accentuates the fact that Death is but a momentary act. We are absent from the body one moment, present with the Lord the next.

Persistent Personality. In that other field we shall surely recognise each other, and shall be as close akin, yea, closer than we were in lon

The Persistence Of Life...  Luke  20:37-38.

Our Daily Walk 
 
The Sleepless Watcher. 
 
תהילים 121:3-5 
Psalms 121:3-5 
కీర్తనలు 121:3-5 
भजन संहिता 121:3-5 
சங்கீதம் 121:3-5 
ಕೀರ್ತನೆಗಳು 121:3-5 
시편 121:3-5 
สดุดี 121:3-5 
 
 He that keepeth thee will not slumber. Behold, He that keepeth Israel shall neither slumber nor sleep. The Lord is thy keeper. 
 - Ps 121:3-5 
 
This psalm has been called the Traveller’s Psalm. When the pilgrims started forth from their distant homes to go up to the Temple, not one of them could forecast his experiences before he reached home again. There were perils of rivers, perils of robbers, perils in the wilderness, perils in travel from wild beasts. It was well, therefore, that they should commit themselves and their dear ones to the care of One who neither slumbered nor slept. It is not enough for the body to be kept; we need the soul to be kept from all evil, as we go out into the world with its microbes of temptation, or come back to the luxury and comfort of our dwelling. There is temptation everywhere; not for one moment are we absolutely immune. 
 
There is a difference between slumbering and sleeping. The mother or nurse watching the child may sometimes get a few moments of slumber; it is not very restful, yet there is a brief pause of unconsciousness. But this never comes to God. Not for one moment does He slumber, or ceases His watchful care of us. God keeps us by besetting us behind and before, and lays His hand upon us (Psa 139:5). As a sentry goes to and fro before the palace given to his charge, so God’s peace, like a sentinel, keeps watch and ward around the soul. We speak of the castle-keeper, the inner circle of defence; so God’s Presence is our Keep. We think also of the safe, around which the fire may play, but cannot touch its contents; so the child of God may walk in the midst of peril and temptation, but God is round about him; he is inside the secret place of the Most High, and no weapons formed against him can reach that inner sanctuary. Let us hand over the keeping of our souls to Him as to a faithful Creator (1Pe 4:19). 
 
The closing words of this Psalm remind us of Joh 14:1-6. There will be one last going out and coming in, when the house of our life shall be left vacant, and we shall go forth to the Father, to the House of many mansions, to the great company which awaits us on the other side. Then in the transition between this world and the next, and amid all the mysteries that shall crowd upon us, we need fear no evil, for whatever Eternity may bring to us, we shall always be sheltered and kept by Almighty care. 
 
PRAYER 
 
Almighty God! Thou knowest that I have no power of myself to keep myself. Keep me outwardly in my body and inwardly in my soul, that I may be defended from all adversities which may happen to the body, and from all evil thoughts which may assault and hurt the soul. 
We ask In the name of THE LORD JESUS CHRIST 
Amen. 
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The Sleepless Watcher. 

תהילים   121:3-5
Psalms 121:3-5
కీర్తనలు 121:3-5
भजन संहिता 121:3-5
சங்கீதம் 121:3-5
ಕೀರ್ತನೆಗಳು 121:3-5
시편 121:3-5
สดุดี 121:3-5

           He that keepeth thee will not slumber. Behold, He that keepeth Israel shall neither slumber nor sleep. The Lord is thy keeper.
 - Ps 121:3-5

This psalm has been called the Traveller’s Psalm. When the pilgrims started forth from their distant homes to go up to the Temple, not one of them could forecast his experiences before he reached home again. There were perils of rivers, perils of robbers, perils in the wilderness, perils in travel from wild beasts. It was well, therefore, that they should commit themselves and their dear ones to the care of One who neither slumbered nor slept. It is not enough for the body to be kept; we need the soul to be kept from all evil, as we go out into the world with its microbes of temptation, or come back to the luxury and comfort of our dwelling. There is temptation everyw

The Sleepless Watcher....  Psalms 121:3-5.

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The Psalm Of Ascension 
 
Ephesians 2:4-6 
इफिसियों 2:4-6 
ఎఫెసీయులకు 2:4-6 
எபேசியர் 2:4-6 
ಎಫೆಸದವರಿಗೆ 2:4-6 
에베소서 2:4-6 
เอ‌เฟ‌ซัส 2:4-6 
 
 But God, being rich in mercy, for His great love wherewith He loved us, even when we were dead through our trespasses, quickened us together with Christ, and raised us up with Him, and made us to sit with Him in the heavenly places, in Christ Jesus. - Eph 2:4-6 
 
This 24th Psalm is apparently in two parts, and yet there is one theme, the ascent of the holy soul and the triumphant Saviour into the presence of God. For us, the ascension of our Lord precedes our own; but in the days of the Psalmist that order was reversed. 
 
Our Lord’s Ascension. In an outburst of poetry, kindled by the Divine Spirit, the Psalmist anticipates the coming of the King of Glory to the doors of the Eternal City—that ideal City which through the ages has beckoned forward the hearts of saints and patriots, and which in Rev 21 is seen descending to our earth. It was as though the doors of the Unseen barred His entrance. They had opened to God, but never before to “God manifest in the flesh.” It was a new thing that He should take our nature with Him into the unseen and eternal world. 
 
The soul’s ascension (Psa 24:3-6). In Christ we have ascended and are seated at God’s right hand. No change in your emotions, not even the being overtaken by a fault can alter that. But we have to make our calling sure. What is ours in the divine purpose must be claimed and appropriated as a living daily experience. There are certain qualities of character which are requisite to those who should be accounted worthy to stand before the Son of Man, not hereafter only, but now and here and always (Luk 21:36). 
 
We must have clean hands. The money that we earn must be clean money. If we are writers, artists, mechanics, professional or commercial men or women, we must never produce anything which would defile the imagination or heart. We must have a pure heart. In Isa 33:14-17, which is a parallel passage, the Holy Spirit is compared to a devouring fire, in the presence of which no evil thing can live. Let us ask Him so to possess us, and to cleanse the thoughts of our hearts by His inspiration. We must not lift up our soul to vanity, i.e., we must not allow ourselves to be inflated with the applause or rewards of the world. Many sell their souls for these, and only at the end of life awaken to discover how worthless they are. We must not swear deceitfully, i.e., we must be absolutely transparent and sincere, for only the true can stand in the presence of the King of Truth. 
 
PRAYER 
 
May we live as those who have been raised with Christ, and who are seated with Him. 
We ask In the name of THE LORD JESUS CHRIST 
 Amen. 
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The Psalm Of Ascension

Ephesians 2:4-6
इफिसियों 2:4-6
ఎఫెసీయులకు 2:4-6
எபேசியர் 2:4-6
ಎಫೆಸದವರಿಗೆ 2:4-6
에베소서 2:4-6
เอ‌เฟ‌ซัส 2:4-6

       But God, being rich in mercy, for His great love wherewith He loved us, even when we were dead through our trespasses, quickened us together with Christ, and raised us up with Him, and made us to sit with Him in the heavenly places, in Christ Jesus. - Eph 2:4-6

This 24th Psalm is apparently in two parts, and yet there is one theme, the ascent of the holy soul and the triumphant Saviour into the presence of God. For us, the ascension of our Lord precedes our own; but in the days of the Psalmist that order was reversed.

Our Lord’s Ascension. In an outburst of poetry, kindled by the Divine Spirit, the Psalmist anticipates the coming of the King of Glory to the doors of the Eternal City—that ideal City which through the ages has beckoned forward the hearts of saints and patriots, and which in Rev 21 is seen descending to our earth. It 

The Psalm Of Ascension.... Ephesians 2:4-6

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A Changed Occupation 
 
Luke 5:27-28 
లూకా సువార్త 5:27-28 
लूका 5:27-28 
லூக்கா 5:27-28 
ಲೂಕನು 5:27-28 
누가 복음 5:27-28 
ลูกา 5:27-28 
 
 He went forth, and beheld a publican, named Levi, sitting at the place of toll, and said unto him, Follow Me. And he forsook all, and rose up and followed Him. 
- Luke 5:27-28 
 
The trade between the Orient and the vast populations on the Mediterranean, passed through the Lake of Galilee, making a highly profitable trade for Capernaum, and the smaller cities and towns. The custom-house in which this man, Levi, held a lucrative position was probably quite near the lake, which was much frequented by our Lord, and thus he may have had opportunities of listening to His teaching. On the other hand, it is possible that the Saviour’s summons to him was absolutely unexpected, though it elicited an instant response, for he rose up, left all, and followed Jesus. No doubt he returned later to make up his books, and hand in the balance that may have been in his charge. 
 
Our Lord called him Matthew—which means “a gift.” He was a great addition to the band of disciples, and the gift of his Gospel to the Church has made the whole world his debtor. Matthew conceals, with beautiful modesty, the fact that he prepared a great feast for the Master, which was perhaps partly to signalize his adherence to his new calling, and partly as an opportunity to introduce his new-found Friend to the publicans and sinners—i.e, the excommunicated persons of the city (Luk 5:29-30). That feast may have been the first step to the foundation of the Christian Church. Our Lord gladly availed himself of the opportunity to declare His purpose to seek and save the lost, to create a new society on that principle, and to make possible the enclosure of these lost sheep with the flock. 
 
If Zacchaeus happened to be in the party that day, it is likely that for him it was the inauguration of a new life, and as he sat there under the fascination of Christ, he resolved to make reparation to any whom he had cheated and over-charged! 
 
Let us see to it that there is more joy in our religions life. Let us seek the people who think themselves for ever excommunicated from the Church. It may be that we shall find Matthew, or Augustine, or John Bunyan among them! 
 
PRAYER 
 
O God, wherever Thou leadest we would go, for Thy ways are perfect wisdom and love. Blend our wills with Thine, and then we need fear no evil nor death itself, for all things must work together for our good. 
We ask all in the name of LORD JESUS CHRIST. 
 Amen. 
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A Changed Occupation

Luke  5:27-28
లూకా సువార్త 5:27-28
लूका 5:27-28
லூக்கா 5:27-28
ಲೂಕನು 5:27-28
누가 복음 5:27-28
ลูกา  5:27-28

           He went forth, and beheld a publican, named Levi, sitting at the place of toll, and said unto him, Follow Me. And he forsook all, and rose up and followed Him. 
- Luke 5:27-28

The trade between the Orient and the vast populations on the Mediterranean, passed through the Lake of Galilee, making a highly profitable trade for Capernaum, and the smaller cities and towns. The custom-house in which this man, Levi, held a lucrative position was probably quite near the lake, which was much frequented by our Lord, and thus he may have had opportunities of listening to His teaching. On the other hand, it is possible that the Saviour’s summons to him was absolutely unexpected, though it elicited an instant response, for he rose up, left all, and followed Jesus. No doubt he returned later to make up his books, and hand in the balance that may h

A Changed Occupation....   Luke  5:27-28

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God's Heritage In Humanity 
 
דברים 32:9 
Deuteronomy 32:9 
व्यवस्थाविवरण 32:9 
ద్వితియోపదేశకాండము 32:9 
உபாகமம் 32:9 
ಧರ್ಮೋಪದೇಶಕಾಂಡ 32:9 
신명기 32 : 9 
เฉลยธรรมบัญญัติ 32: 9 
 
 The Lord's portion is His people. 
- Deut 32:9 
 
According as He hath chosen us in Him before the foundation of the world, that we should be holy and without blame before Him in love. 
- Eph 1:4 
 
We do not become God’s property when we consecrate ourselves to Him, but only awake to see that we are already His, and assume that manner of life which they should live who are not their own, but have been bought with a price (1Co 6:19-20). The three symbols of God’s care of His own, as enumerated by Moses in his Song, are exquisitely beautiful. 
 
“He kept him as the apple of his eye” (Deu 32:10). Almost instinctively we raise our hand to protect the eyes if anything threatens us, and it is thus with God’s care to us. How carefully the eye is preserved from impurity and evil by the strong bony socket in which it is set, by the eyebrows and lashes which catch the dust and grit, by the eyelid closing over, and the tear-water washing it. Thus the soul which God loves may pass through the evil of the world without taint or soil, because of His gracious keeping power. 
 
“As an eagle” (Deu 32:11). When the young eaglets are able to fly, but hover about their nest, unwilling to venture from the cliff, the mother-bird breaks up their aerie home, drives the fledglings forth on to the air, compels them to use their wings, flutters beneath to catch them if they are inclined to fall, and bears them up on her strong wings until they can fly alone. So it is in life that sometimes God has to break up the happy conditions to which we have been accustomed from our birth, and drive us forth. But it is for our good since only so can we acquire the glorious powers of sustained flight on the wings of the wind. 
 
Divine leading (Deu 32:12). God teaches us to go as a mother her little child; His hand leads and guides our tottering steps (Hos 11:3-4). 
 
The Epistle to the Ephesians gives us a list of the blessings, like a string of pearls, which God our Father, the Owner and Lover of our souls, heaps upon us, and is waiting for us to appropriate and use (Deu 1:3). His love to us is no passing fancy, but the carrying out of an eternal purpose. He redeems us from the love and power of sin; He abounds towards us with the riches of His grace; we are kept and sealed by the Holy Spirit; and ultimately shall be presented before Him, without blemish, to the praise of His glory. 
 
PRAYER 
 
What can I lack if I have Thee, Who art all Good? Verily, the heart is restless, until it rest in Thee alone. 
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God's Heritage In Humanity

דברים  32:9
Deuteronomy  32:9
व्यवस्थाविवरण  32:9
ద్వితియోపదేశకాండము  32:9
உபாகமம்   32:9
ಧರ್ಮೋಪದೇಶಕಾಂಡ  32:9
신명기 32 : 9
เฉลยธรรมบัญญัติ 32: 9

           The Lord's portion is His people. 
- Deut 32:9

According as He hath chosen us in Him before the foundation of the world, that we should be holy and without blame before Him in love. 
- Eph 1:4

We do not become God’s property when we consecrate ourselves to Him, but only awake to see that we are already His, and assume that manner of life which they should live who are not their own, but have been bought with a price (1Co 6:19-20). The three symbols of God’s care of His own, as enumerated by Moses in his Song, are exquisitely beautiful.

“He kept him as the apple of his eye” (Deu 32:10). Almost instinctively we raise our hand to protect the eyes if anything threatens us, and it is thus with God’s care to us. How carefully the eye is preserved from impurity and evil by the strong bony socke

God's Heritage In Humanity... Deuteronomy  32:9

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The Child Heart 
 
Matthew 18:2-3 
మత్తయి 18:2-3 
मत्ती 18:2-3 
மத்தேயு 18:2-3 
ಮತ್ತಾಯನು 18:2-3 
마태 복음 18:2-3 
มัท‌ธิว 18:2-3 
 
 
 He called to Him a little child, and set him in the midst of them, and said, Verily I say unto you, Except ye turn, and become as little children, ye shall in no wise enter into the Kingdom of Heaven. 
- Matt 18:2-3 
 
Our Lord bids us seek the child-heart! Not to be childish, but childlike! It is recorded of the illustrious soldier, Naaman, that after he had washed in the Jordan waters, his flesh came to him as that of a little child. It is a noble combination—the stature and strength of the full-grown man united with the winsome purity and sweetness of a little child. It is not possible for any one of us to attain these two qualities unless we are prepared to pay the price. The orders of rank in the Kingdom of Heaven are diametrically opposed to those of our earthly kingdoms. Here men are ever striving to rise above their fellows; but in Christ’s Kingdom they stoop to serve, and in stooping become crowned! 
 
The King of Glory girded Himself with a towel, and kneeling down washed the feet of His disciples, and the nobles in His Kingdom are those who have become willing to be the servants of all! 
 
Simplicity, humility, and freedom from self-consciousness are the natural traits of early childhood; alas! that they so quickly learn from us to seek for notice, patronage, and the first place! How happy that little one was as he nestled to the Saviour’s heart! Three times over in this chapter the Master speaks about “these little ones.” How dearly He loved the children, and each time must have pressed the child closer to Himself! It was thus that like came to like! 
 
It is the childlike hearts that agree on earth in the symphony of prayer. One may go East and the other West, but beneath the touch of the Spirit of Love, they will be of one accord, i.e. in attuned fellowship with each other and with Christ (Mat 18:19-20). The child-spirit, also, will be willing to forgive and forget (Mat 18:15, Mat 18:21, Mat 18:22). 
 
Prayer 
 
Grant, O Lord, that I may become as a little child in Thy kingdom. May my heart be filled with Thy love, my lips with gentle, helpful words, and my hands with kind, unselfish deeds. 
We ask in the name of THE LORD JESUS CHRIST 
 Amen. 
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The Child Heart

Matthew  18:2-3
మత్తయి 18:2-3
मत्ती 18:2-3
மத்தேயு 18:2-3
ಮತ್ತಾಯನು 18:2-3
마태 복음 18:2-3
มัท‌ธิว 18:2-3


          He called to Him a little child, and set him in the midst of them, and said, Verily I say unto you, Except ye turn, and become as little children, ye shall in no wise enter into the Kingdom of Heaven. 
- Matt 18:2-3

Our Lord bids us seek the child-heart! Not to be childish, but childlike! It is recorded of the illustrious soldier, Naaman, that after he had washed in the Jordan waters, his flesh came to him as that of a little child. It is a noble combination—the stature and strength of the full-grown man united with the winsome purity and sweetness of a little child. It is not possible for any one of us to attain these two qualities unless we are prepared to pay the price. The orders of rank in the Kingdom of Heaven are diametrically opposed to those of our earthly kingdoms. Here men are ever striving to rise above their fellows; but in Chr

The Child Heart.... Matthew  18:2-3

Our Daily Walk 
 
The Life-giving Stream 
 
יחזקאל 47:9 
Ezekiel 47:9 
यहेजकेल 47:9 
యెహేజ్కేలు 47:9. 
எசேக்கியேல் 47:9 
ಯೆಹೆಜ್ಕೇಲನು 47:9. 
에스겔 47:9. 
เอเสเคียล 47: 9 
 
 Every thing shall live whithersoever the river cometh. 
- Ezek 47:9 
 
And He shewed me a river of water of life, bright as crystal, proceeding out of the throne of God and of the Lamb. - Rev 22:1 
 
In this wonderful chapter in Ezekiel the influence of restored Israel is compared to a life-giving stream issuing from the Divine dwelling-Place (Eze 47:1). When the waters rise in the heart, they flow out, as our Lord promised, in ever-deepening, widening rivers of blessing to mankind (Joh 4:14; Joh 7:37-39). The ankles may mean the steps of daily life; the knees our prayers and intercessions; the loins our affections and passions. Our influence for God should perpetually deepen and extend. In every life, there must be the unfathomable depth of fellowship with God—“a river that cannot be passed” (Eze 47:5). 
 
PRAYER 
 
O God our Father, the Ocean of Love to whom all streams tend, but in whom there is no ebb! The depth of our need calls to the depth of Thy grace, but Thy grace is deeper than our need. May we drink deeply of the river of the water of life and overflow in blessing to the thirsty world around. 
We ask In THE LORD JESUS CHRIST name 
Amen. 
 
 
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The Life-giving Stream

יחזקאל  47:9
Ezekiel   47:9
यहेजकेल 47:9
యెహేజ్కేలు 47:9. 
எசேக்கியேல் 47:9
ಯೆಹೆಜ್ಕೇಲನು   47:9.
에스겔    47:9.
เอเสเคียล 47: 9

        Every thing shall live whithersoever the river cometh. 
- Ezek 47:9

And He shewed me a river of water of life, bright as crystal, proceeding out of the throne of God and of the Lamb. - Rev 22:1

In this wonderful chapter in Ezekiel the influence of restored Israel is compared to a life-giving stream issuing from the Divine dwelling-Place (Eze 47:1). When the waters rise in the heart, they flow out, as our Lord promised, in ever-deepening, widening rivers of blessing to mankind (Joh 4:14; Joh 7:37-39). The ankles may mean the steps of daily life; the knees our prayers and intercessions; the loins our affections and passions. Our influence for God should perpetually deepen and extend. In every life, there must be the unfathomable depth of fellowship with God—“a river that cannot be passed” (Eze 47:5).

PRAYER

O God

The Life-giving Stream... Ezekiel   47:9

Our Daily Walk 
 
The Child In The Midst 
 
Matthew 18:2-3 
మత్తయి 18:2-3 
मत्ती 18:2-3 
மத்தேயு 18:2-3 
ಮತ್ತಾಯನು 18:2-3 
마태 복음 18:2-3 
มัท‌ธิว 18:2-3 
 
 
 
 
He called to Him a little child, and set him in the midst of them, and said, Verily I say unto you, Except ye turn, and become as little children, ye shall in no wise enter into the kingdom of heaven. 
- Matt 18:2-3 
 
Our Lord desired to show wherein true greatness consists. First of all, it begins with Humility. Without this, no one can be His disciple (Mat 18:4). a child is naturally humble until parents and friends begin to spoil it by directing its attention to itself. For us, as for the proud Naaman of old, our flesh must become as a little child. Some people are rather proud of their humility, and expect to be praised for it, but that is not the genuine humility of which Christ speaks. 
 
The next qualification for greatness is Love. We must recognize and welcome Christ-like souls, however lowly their lot. What a contrast between the boy, whose pitiful case is described in the previous chapter (Mat 17:14-18) and this little child. But to each the Lord Jesus proved Himself to be a loving Friend. The one He restored to sanity and health, the other He gathered in His arms. Probably the child was standing or playing quite near to Him, so that it only needed a very slight gesture to bring him to the Master’s side, and he became the text of the sermon that followed. We must not despise one of the least, for they are the objects of Christ’s special regard. Our Lord draws aside the veil from the eternal world, and shows that the youngest and weakest ones are they to whom the loftiest angels are allotted as their guardians. The holy ones of the Presence-Chamber, who always behold the face of God, are set to watch over the children. 
 
The third step to true greatness is in the disposition which is unsparing of self, and thoughtful for all others. We dare not put a stumbling-block or an occasion to fall before one of Christ’s weakest disciples; we must be prepared to cut off the right hand, or pluck out the right eye rather than grieve the Holy Spirit of God. Our attitude about many things which might appear perfectly harmless must be determined by the effect of our influence upon others. 
 
PRAYER 
 
Give unto us, O Lord, true humility, a loving and friendly, a holy and a useful manner of life; bearing the burdens of our neighbours, denying ourselves, and studying to benefit others, and to please Thee in all things. 
We ask in the name of THE LORD JESUS CHRIST 
 Amen. 
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The Child In The Midst

Matthew  18:2-3
మత్తయి 18:2-3
मत्ती 18:2-3
மத்தேயு 18:2-3
ಮತ್ತಾಯನು 18:2-3
마태 복음 18:2-3
มัท‌ธิว 18:2-3


          

He called to Him a little child, and set him in the midst of them, and said, Verily I say unto you, Except ye turn, and become as little children, ye shall in no wise enter into the kingdom of heaven. 
- Matt 18:2-3

Our Lord desired to show wherein true greatness consists. First of all, it begins with Humility. Without this, no one can be His disciple (Mat 18:4). a child is naturally humble until parents and friends begin to spoil it by directing its attention to itself. For us, as for the proud Naaman of old, our flesh must become as a little child. Some people are rather proud of their humility, and expect to be praised for it, but that is not the genuine humility of which Christ speaks.

The next qualification for greatness is Love. We must recognize and welcome Christ-like souls, however lowly their lot. What a contrast between

The Child In The Midst.... Matthew  18:2-3

Our Daily Walk 
 
The Soul's Amen 
 
ירמיהו 11:5 
Jeremiah 11:5. 
यिर्मयाह 11:5 
యిర్మియా 11:5 
எரேமியா 11:5 
ಯೆರೆಮಿಯ 11:5 
예레미야 11:5 
เย‌เร‌มีย์ 11:5 
 
 Then answered I, and said, Amen, O Lord. 
- Jer 11:5 
 
Jeremiah was conscious of the special current of Divine energy which was passing into and through his soul. The word had come to him “from the Lord,” and he felt it as a burning fire which he could not contain. He must needs give vent to it, but when it has passed his lips, and he has time carefully to consider it, he answers the Divine message by saying—“So be it, o Lord!” 
 
The soul’s affirmation. Let us guard against mistake. It is not always possible to say “Amen”-Yes-to God, in tones of triumph and ecstasy. Sometimes our response is choked with sobs that cannot be stifled, and soaked with tears that cannot be repressed. It was probably so with Abraham, when he tore himself from Ur of the Chaldees; when he waited weary years for his son; when he climbed the steep of Moriah. These words may be read by some who suffer year after year constant pain, by those whose earthly life is tossed upon the sea of anxiety, over which billows of care and turmoil perpetually roll. It is not improbable that these will protest as to the possibility of saying “Amen” to God’s providential dealings, or they will ask: Of what avail is it to utter with the lips a word against which the whole heart stands in revolt? 
 
In reply, let all such remember that our blessed Lord, in the garden, was content to put His will upon the side of God. He knew it was enough if, in the lower parts of the earth to which His human nature had descended, He was able, unflinchingly to affirm, “Not as I will, but as Thou wilt.” 
 
Dare to say “Amen” to God’s providential dealings. Say it, though heart and flesh fail, and you will find that if the will doth acquiesce, the heart comes ultimately to choose; and as the days pass, some incident, some turn in the road, some concurrence of unforeseen circumstances, will suddenly flash the conviction on the mind and reason that God’s way was right, the wisest, and the best. “What thou knowest not now, thou shalt know hereafter,” is the assurance of our Guide. Dare to trust Him, and in the strength of that trust to say, “Amen, O Lord.” 
 
PRAYER 
 
For all things beautiful, and good, and true; For all things that seemed not good yet turned to good; For all the sweet compulsions of Thy Will That chased, and tried, and wrought us to Thy shape-- We thank Thee, Lord. 
 
We ask In the name of LORD JESUS CHRIST 
Amen. 
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The Soul's Amen

ירמיהו  11:5 
Jeremiah 11:5.
यिर्मयाह 11:5
యిర్మియా 11:5
எரேமியா 11:5
ಯೆರೆಮಿಯ 11:5
예레미야 11:5
เย‌เร‌มีย์  11:5

        Then answered I, and said, Amen, O Lord. 
- Jer 11:5

Jeremiah was conscious of the special current of Divine energy which was passing into and through his soul. The word had come to him “from the Lord,” and he felt it as a burning fire which he could not contain. He must needs give vent to it, but when it has passed his lips, and he has time carefully to consider it, he answers the Divine message by saying—“So be it, o Lord!”

The soul’s affirmation. Let us guard against mistake. It is not always possible to say “Amen”-Yes-to God, in tones of triumph and ecstasy. Sometimes our response is choked with sobs that cannot be stifled, and soaked with tears that cannot be repressed. It was probably so with Abraham, when he tore himself from Ur of the Chaldees; when he waited weary years for his son; when he climbed the steep of Moriah. These 

The Soul's Amen..... Jeremiah 11:5.

Music And Dancing! 
 
Luke 15:25-28 
లూకా సువార్త 15:25-28 
लूका 15:25-28 
லூக்கா 15:25-28 
ಲೂಕನು 15:25-28 
누가 복음 15:25-28 
ลูกา 15:25-28 
 
 As he came and drew nigh to the house, he heard music and dancing And he was angry, and would not go in. 
- Luke 15:25-28. 
 
The elder brother heard the sounds of music and dancing as he drew nigh to the house. They were the chord of the house, because they were the chord which was ringing through the heart of the Master and Father. Every household is more or less attuned to the spirit of those who are at its head. There is a warning here for us not to carry our moods and worries home, lest we lower and depress the tone of all the inmates of our family circle! 
 
The father’s joy at the return of his younger son was highly infectious. As the Greek suggests, there were three grades of servants in the house, evidently a great household—and the whole of them were abandoned to exuberant joy. Not a girl who did not smarten up and dress herself in her best; not a lad who did not polish his buttons. The effect was the more remarkable as contrasted with the dark clouds which, during the last few years, had enveloped them all, the reflection of the sorrow of the master! 
 
But ought there not to have been a similar outburst of joy in respect to the elder brother? Not that he had come back, but that he had never gone astray! not that he was a forgiven wastrel, but that he had never transgressed at any time his father’s commandment! But no fatted calf was killed in his honour; no music and dancing celebrated his adherence to the home! Was this quite fair? 
 
But there were compensations. “Thou art ever with me, and all that I have is Thine.” “If children, then heirs; heirs of God, and joint-heirs with Christ.” All things are ours in Him. Like Enoch, we may always walk with God and have fellowship with Him. The prodigal may have his music and dancing, but is it not better to have a life cultured in love, radiant with peace and joy, unbroken in its even tenor and happiness? No! we will not grudge him one hour of exultation, but give us God’s best and sweetest gift—an unclouded heart, rest, serenity, peace, the daily love of God our Father shed abroad within us, as we live in His dear presence! 
 
PRAYER 
 
Take from my heart, Heavenly Father, all hatred and malice, all envy and jealousy, and everything which would cause a breach between me and others; that nothing may prevent the inflowing of Thy love to my heart, and its outflowing towards others. 
We ask all in the name of LORD JESUS CHRIST. 
 Amen. 
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Music And Dancing!

Luke 15:25-28
లూకా సువార్త 15:25-28
लूका 15:25-28
லூக்கா 15:25-28
ಲೂಕನು 15:25-28
누가 복음 15:25-28
ลูกา  15:25-28

           As he came and drew nigh to the house, he heard music and dancing And he was angry, and would not go in. 
- Luke 15:25-28.

The elder brother heard the sounds of music and dancing as he drew nigh to the house. They were the chord of the house, because they were the chord which was ringing through the heart of the Master and Father. Every household is more or less attuned to the spirit of those who are at its head. There is a warning here for us not to carry our moods and worries home, lest we lower and depress the tone of all the inmates of our family circle!

The father’s joy at the return of his younger son was highly infectious. As the Greek suggests, there were three grades of servants in the house, evidently a great household—and the whole of them were abandoned to exuberant joy. Not a girl who did not smarten up and dress herself in her be

Music And Dancing!... Luke 15:25-28

Foolish Excuses 
 
Luke 14:17-18 
లూకా సువార్త 14:17-18 
लूका 14:17-18 
லூக்கா 14:17-18 
ಲೂಕನು 14:17-18 
누가 복음 14:17-18 
ลูกา 14:17-18 
 
 Come; for all things are now ready. And they all with one consent began to make excuse. 
- Luke 14:17-18 
 
In this parable our Lord seems to show that the temptations of life lie in three directions. Our Property. So long as we are pilgrims and strangers, with no settled piece of land to call our own, with no stake in the country, with no accumulation in the bank, we reach out our hands towards the city that hath foundations (Heb 11:10-13). But when we buy a field, we are often preoccupied and engrossed with it, and all it stands for. We must lay it out for building, or plan the crops we are to raise; we think how we can sell it again at some advantage; we hope the railway company may need it. And so, though we may be outwardly punctilious in our religious observance, yet our affections are not set on things above (Col 3:1-4). 
 
Our Activities. There is nothing wrong in having a team of oxen; on the contrary, it is a great and noble thing to plough up the virgin soil, and to make corn grow for the sustenance of the toiling millions of our fellow men. The oxen of Christ’s time have their counterpart in the machinery of to-day—the traction engine and the motor-car. All these things marvellously preoccupy our minds. Men become so deeply interested, that they have no time or energy for anything else. They may not give an absolute negative to the invitations of Christ, but their urbane and polite excuse covers a practical refusal—“I pray Thee have me excused.” 
 
Our Home and Family Life. Our Lord said no word against these. Did He not honour a wedding feast with His Presence and first miracle? But He knows that we are apt to set aside the claims of the spiritual life when we are surrounded by all the joys and comforts of material happiness. 
 
The excuses which were offered were very shallow—the land would not have disappeared if its owner had postponed visiting it for a day; the cattle had surely been proved already, or they would not have been bought. As to the newly-married wife, there was no reason why she should not have accompanied her husband, there was plenty of room for both. Let us respond to the love which Christ offers to us, lest we be refused by Him at the last (Heb 12:25). 
 
PRAYER 
 
We beseech Thee, our most gracious God, to preserve us from the cares of this life, lest we be too much entangled therein. 
We ask all in the name of LORD JESUS CHRIST. 
 Amen. 
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Foolish Excuses

Luke 14:17-18
లూకా సువార్త 14:17-18
लूका 14:17-18
லூக்கா 14:17-18
ಲೂಕನು 14:17-18
누가 복음 14:17-18
ลูกา  14:17-18

           Come; for all things are now ready. And they all with one consent began to make excuse. 
- Luke 14:17-18

In this parable our Lord seems to show that the temptations of life lie in three directions. Our Property. So long as we are pilgrims and strangers, with no settled piece of land to call our own, with no stake in the country, with no accumulation in the bank, we reach out our hands towards the city that hath foundations (Heb 11:10-13). But when we buy a field, we are often preoccupied and engrossed with it, and all it stands for. We must lay it out for building, or plan the crops we are to raise; we think how we can sell it again at some advantage; we hope the railway company may need it. And so, though we may be outwardly punctilious in our religious observance, yet our affections are not set on things above (Col 3:1-4).

Our Activities. There

Foolish Excuses... Luke 14:17-18

Our Eternal Destiny 
 
Matthew 13:47-49 
మత్తయి 13:47-49 
मत्ती 13:47-49 
மத்தேயு 13:47-49 
ಮತ್ತಾಯನು 13:47-49 
마태 복음 13:47-49 
มัท‌ธิว 13:47-49 
 
 The kingdom of heaven is like unto a net, that was cast into the sea, and gathered of every kind: which, when it was filled, they drew up on the beach.., and gathered the good into vessels, but the bad they cast away. So shall it be in the consummation of the age. 
 - Matt 13:47-49 
 
There is a contrast, and yet a similarity, between this parable and that of the tares. In the latter we learn that it is impossible in the present age to separate the evil from the good in the professing Church of Christ; in the former we see that with an inevitable pressure, we are all being drawn towards the discrimination of the judgment-seat of Christ. 
 
What a confused mass of dead and living things are brought to shore by a net—weed, mud, shells, unwholesome things as well as those which are good for food, lie in a confused heap together. So it is with the professing Church. It embraces every variety of character—good fish amid a certain amount of rubbish, and there is no society of men and women in which this mixture does not obtain. Our Lord teaches that when the great net of the Gospel dispensation has been drawn in to the shores of eternity, then, with unerring judgment, the angels will begin their work of separation. 
 
The distinction which separates the good and the bad is determined by the service we can render in God’s Kingdom. He wants those who will co-operate with Him in the work of redemption, who are living unselfish and consecrated lives, through which His Spirit may work for the highest purposes of salvation. Those whom He rejects are the selfish, worldly, and sense-bound natures, who refuse to be the implements and instruments of His redemptive purpose. 
 
To which of these two classes do we belong? Are we willing to be identified with Christ in His Cross and shame? Do we delight in mercy, self-sacrifice, and holy service? If so, we may anticipate the future without fear. But if, on the other hand, we are shut up within ourselves, even though it be the enjoyment of religion, without tears for men’s sorrows, or yearning for their salvation, we may question whether it may not be our lot to be cast away on the rubbish heap (1Co 9:27). 
 
PRAYER 
 
O Lord, we acknowledge Thy dominion over us; our life, our death, our soul and body, all belong to Thee. Grant that we may willingly consecrate them all to Thee, and use them in Thy service. 
We ask in the name of THE LORD JESUS CHRIST 
 Amen. 
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Our Eternal Destiny

Matthew  13:47-49
మత్తయి 13:47-49
मत्ती 13:47-49
மத்தேயு 13:47-49
ಮತ್ತಾಯನು 13:47-49
마태 복음 13:47-49
มัท‌ธิว 13:47-49

        The kingdom of heaven is like unto a net, that was cast into the sea, and gathered of every kind: which, when it was filled, they drew up on the beach.., and gathered the good into vessels, but the bad they cast away. So shall it be in the consummation of the age.
 - Matt 13:47-49

There is a contrast, and yet a similarity, between this parable and that of the tares. In the latter we learn that it is impossible in the present age to separate the evil from the good in the professing Church of Christ; in the former we see that with an inevitable pressure, we are all being drawn towards the discrimination of the judgment-seat of Christ.

What a confused mass of dead and living things are brought to shore by a net—weed, mud, shells, unwholesome things as well as those which are good for food, lie in a confused heap together. So it is with the pro

Our Eternal Destiny... Matthew  13:47-49

Maimed: But Fuller Life 
 
Mark 9:43 
मरकुस 9:43 
మార్కు 9:43,44 
மாற்கு 9:43 
ಮಾರ್ಕನು 9:43 
마가 복음 9:43 
มา‌ระ‌โก 9:43 
 
 
 If thy hand cause thee to stumble, cut it off." it is good for thee to enter into life maimed, rather than having thy two hands go into Gehenna, into the unquenchable fire. 
- Mark 9:43 
 
Our Lord calls all who love and would follow Him to present themselves as living sacrifices, even though in the process they should be exposed to salt, with its searching sting, and fire, with its consuming flame (Mar 9:49). In such moments He reminds us of something which He sees to be hindering our highest ideals, and there is only one alternative—though it be dear as right hand or foot, we must cut it off! Of course it is best to retain the members and faculties of our body in purity and righteousness; they are most important assets to the working-force of a successful life. No one has a right to perform an amputation, unless it is the only alternative to death, or the uselessness of Gehenna which was the rubbish-heap of Jerusalem. 
 
Our Lord well advised, when He said, “Cut it off!” The one swift, irrevocable blow is the easiest in the end. It may be a friendship which is causing us to stumble; or an evil habit, sapping our nervous energy; or a form of amusement, which may be innocent enough in itself—but whatever hinders us in our spiritual progress, if we cannot master it and keep it in bounds, must be yielded to the knife. We often expose ourselves to more anguish in our effort to retain and restrain, than to remove absolutely and for ever. 
 
Maimed lives are nevertheless strong and full. Notice those words: “‘Enter into life maimed.” Some lay the emphasis on their losses, sacrifices, and privations; others dwell upon life, and refuse to consider the straitness of the gate through which they press. True, they are maimed, but by the forfeiture of the lower they gain the higher, and by the way of the Cross enter into the Joy and Glory. There are great compensations for us all, if we dare to follow the ideals that beckon to us from the snow-capped pinnacles above. Surrender all that impedes and hinders your highest life, and fountains will burst forth in an abundance that will make the desert blossom and sing. Is not this better than to be a castaway from the hands of Christ as unclean and useless? 
 
PRAYER 
 
Most Blessed Lord, may we drink so deeply of Thy Spirit that we shall be willing to surrender all that hinders us in following Thee absolutely and always. 
We ask all in the name of LORD JESUS CHRIST. 
 Amen. 
God bless you???? 
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Maimed: But Fuller Life

Mark 9:43
मरकुस 9:43
మార్కు  9:43,44
மாற்கு 9:43
ಮಾರ್ಕನು 9:43
마가 복음 9:43
มา‌ระ‌โก  9:43


           If thy hand cause thee to stumble, cut it off." it is good for thee to enter into life maimed, rather than having thy two hands go into Gehenna, into the unquenchable fire. 
- Mark 9:43

Our Lord calls all who love and would follow Him to present themselves as living sacrifices, even though in the process they should be exposed to salt, with its searching sting, and fire, with its consuming flame (Mar 9:49). In such moments He reminds us of something which He sees to be hindering our highest ideals, and there is only one alternative—though it be dear as right hand or foot, we must cut it off! Of course it is best to retain the members and faculties of our body in purity and righteousness; they are most important assets to the working-force of a successful life. No one has a right to perform an amputation, unless it is the only alternative to death, or the useles

Maimed: But Fuller Life.. Mark 9:43

Resolve And Defeat 
 
John 13:37 
యోహాను 13:37 
यूहन्ना 13:37 
யோவான் 13:37 
ಯೋಹಾನನು 13:37 
요한 복음 13:37 
ยอห์น 13:37 
 
 Peter said unto Him, Lord, why cannot I follow Thee now? I will lay down my life for Thy sake. 
- John 13:37 
 
Peter’s impulsive spirit could ill brook delay—“Lord, why cannot I follow Thee now?” Easier far is it to rush into the battle, where excitement and passion may be trusted to render us oblivious to pain and discomfort, than to stand at our post through the long cold nights on sentry duty. 
 
He made the mistake of miscalculating the might and power of the Adversary. It was the hour of the power of darkness. The moment was at hand in which the prince of this world would make the supreme effort to hold his own, and refuse to be cast out. 
 
He miscalculated his own strength, and relied upon the fervour of his emotion. He had no conception of how much need there was for something more than the strong fervour of passionate affection. 
 
He miscalculated the weapon by which to overcome. He had a literal sword, and thought that it would be sufficient to draw it and smite with all his might, as he did cutting off the ear of Malchus. He expected that with his fervent passion for Christ on the one hand, and cold steel on the other, he would be able to follow wherever Jesus led. But it is not possible for human enthusiasm to sustain the soul, when it comes to close grips with the great Adversary of the Kingdom of God. 
 
He miscalculated the help that comes through prayer. So confident was he that he slept instead of praying. Thrice the Lord came to remind him of the urgent need for watching against the hour of trial, but His words were unheeded, because the advice seemed needless. Why should he pray, when he had already made up his mind! 
 
Then the crash came, and he went out a broken-hearted man! We too have failed in like manner. We have brandished the cold steel of strong resolve. But the disillusioning process has set in, and we have sorrowfully proved that it is not by flesh and blood that we can enter the Kingdom. Let us not forget our Lord’s comforting words to Peter: “Thou shalt follow Me afterwards.” 
 
PRAYER 
 
Lord, we would follow Thee whithersoever Thou goest, but we are weak and helpless, and our own strength will fail in the final test. May we not trust in our own resolutions or vows, but in the saving strength of Thy right hand. 
We ask In the name of THE LORD JESUS CHRIST 
Amen. 
 
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Resolve And Defeat

John 13:37
యోహాను 13:37
यूहन्ना 13:37
யோவான் 13:37
ಯೋಹಾನನು 13:37
요한 복음 13:37
ยอห์น 13:37

      Peter said unto Him, Lord, why cannot I follow Thee now? I will lay down my life for Thy sake. 
- John 13:37

Peter’s impulsive spirit could ill brook delay—“Lord, why cannot I follow Thee now?” Easier far is it to rush into the battle, where excitement and passion may be trusted to render us oblivious to pain and discomfort, than to stand at our post through the long cold nights on sentry duty.

He made the mistake of miscalculating the might and power of the Adversary. It was the hour of the power of darkness. The moment was at hand in which the prince of this world would make the supreme effort to hold his own, and refuse to be cast out.

He miscalculated his own strength, and relied upon the fervour of his emotion. He had no conception of how much need there was for something more than the strong fervour of passionate affection.

He miscalculated the weapon by which t

Resolve And Defeat.. John 13:37

Things For And Against 
 
בראשית 42:36 
Genesis 42:36 
उत्पत्ति 42:36 
ఆదికాండము 42:36 
ஆதியாகமம் 42:36 
ಆದಿಕಾಂಡ 42:36 
창세기 42:36 
ปฐมกาล 42:36 
 
 Jacob said: All these things are against me. 
‌- Gen 42:36 
‌ 
‌What shall we then say to these things: If God be for us, who can be against us? Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors, through Him that loved us. - Rom 8:31-37 
‌ 
‌Thy complaint is very bitter, thou Prince of Israel! What ails thee so sorely? Is there none to comfort? 
‌ 
‌I do well to be sorrowful! The days of my years have been few and evil! Driven from my father’s home; a stranger in a strange land for thirty years; in constant dread of my brother; compelled by the misdeeds of my sons to flee the country; bereaved of my beloved Rachel; lamed through my resistance to God’s Angel—I had already suffered to the uttermost; but now we are straitened by famine and want; Joseph is not, Simeon is detained in prison as a hostage, and they are demanding Benjamin, the son of my old age and my right hand.” 
‌ 
‌Let us beware of passing hasty judgments on God’s dealings with us. He cannot work out His fair design without some cross-stitches on this side of the canvas. The black clouds are only His water-cisterns, and on the other side they are bathed in sunshine. Do not look at your sorrows from the lowlands of your pilgrimage—but from the uplands of God’s purpose. No chastening for the present is joyous but grievous, nevertheless, afterward.., dwell on that Afterward! If Jacob had not been led along this special path, he would never have come out on the shining tableland, where God Himself is Sun. 
‌ 
‌“In all these things we are more than conquerors! “ These are brave words, thou strenuous soul, how darest thou reverse the findings of the patriarch? Hast thou sounded the depths? Hast thou been in the pit? 
‌ 
‌“Ay! I have most certainly been there! I have experienced tribulation, distress, persecution, famine, nakedness, peril, and sword; thrice beaten with rods, once stoned. In journeyings and perils, in hunger and thirst, in cold and pain. But nothing has succeeded in separating me from the love of Christ; and I am persuaded that neither life nor death, things present nor things to come.., shall ever separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.” 
‌ 
‌Yes! thou great Apostle and Lover of Christ, thou art right! In all these things we are more than conquerors, through Him who has loved us—our Saviour, Jesus Christ! 
‌ 
‌PRAYER 
‌ 
‌Help me, O Lord, to believe that what seem to be my losses are really gains, and that each ounce of affliction is adding to the weight of glory, not hereafter only, but now! 
In the name of THE LORD JESUS CHRIST 
Amen. 
God bless you???? 
 
 
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Things For And Against

בראשית 42:36
Genesis 42:36
उत्पत्ति 42:36
ఆదికాండము 42:36
ஆதியாகமம் 42:36
ಆದಿಕಾಂಡ 42:36
창세기 42:36
ปฐมกาล 42:36

     Jacob said: All these things are against me. 
‌- Gen 42:36
‌
‌What shall we then say to these things: If God be for us, who can be against us? Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors, through Him that loved us. - Rom 8:31-37
‌
‌Thy complaint is very bitter, thou Prince of Israel! What ails thee so sorely? Is there none to comfort?
‌
‌I do well to be sorrowful! The days of my years have been few and evil! Driven from my father’s home; a stranger in a strange land for thirty years; in constant dread of my brother; compelled by the misdeeds of my sons to flee the country; bereaved of my beloved Rachel; lamed through my resistance to God’s Angel—I had already suffered to the uttermost; but now we are straitened by famine and want; Joseph is not, Simeon is detained in prison as a hostage, and they are demanding Benjamin, the son of my old 

Things For And Against..  Genesis 42:36

The Cry Of The Oppressed 
 
 ישעיהו 38:14 
Isaiah 38:14 
यशायाह 38:14 
యెషయా 38:14 
ஏசாயா 38:14 
ಯೆಶಾಯ 38:14 
이사야 38:14 
อิส‌ยาห์ 38:14 
 
 
 
O Lord, I am oppressed, undertake for me. 
- Isa 38:14 
 
This prayer is so indefinite that it will suit any emergency, and yet brimful of faith that God will undertake all responsibility. Are you oppressed with the sense of failure, with temptation, with the consciousness of sin? Or oppressed with poverty, or debt, or the fear of unemployment, or with inability to find work? Or cast down with bitter persecution within or without your home? Or sorely beset and hindered by ill-health, the hopelessness of recovery? All these cases of oppression are included in this petition, and may be handed over to your faithful Creator, with the certainty that He is as willing as He is able to undertake for you. He is never weary of hearing your cry; the Everlasting Arms are never tired; and our God neither slumbers nor sleeps. 
 
What may we expect from a prayer so simple, yet so comprehensive? We shall know God. What shall I say, He hath both spoken unto me, and Himself hath done it” (Isa 38:15). Hezekiah had been a religious man, had maintained the Temple Services, had enjoyed the close friendship of Isaiah, yet it was in none of these things that he had met God face to face. But when he turned his face to the wall, and poured out his soul-anguish, He touched God, knew Him after a fresh fashion, heard Him speak, saw Him work. Only through sickness, loneliness, and the pressure of overwhelming sorrow, do some men rightly learn to live, and discover that unseen and most real world, where the life of the spirit unfolds to God as a flower in spring. 
 
At the pit we learn God’s Love (Isa 38:17). How can we measure God’s love? They say that a man’s fist is the measure of his heart. Come and stand beneath the stars! There is God’s hand! Now judge His heart! It is illimitable! By that love He has put our sins behind His back into the ocean depths! With that love He has drawn us out of the pit of our sins! By that love He bears with our cold response and languid petitions! Through that love He will bring us to glory! His is a love that will never let us go! 
 
Take the hand of Jesus to steady you; look down into the hole of the pit from which you have been redeemed, and then look up to the Throne of God to which He passed at His Ascension, and recall His own words: “where I am, there shall ye be also.” Trust Him to undertake for your little life! 
 
PRAYER 
 
I pray Thee, O my Father, to shut me up to a simpler and more confiding faith. May I trust more than I know, and believe more than I see; and when my heart is overwhelmed within me, lead me to the Rock that is higher than I. 
We ask In the name of THE LORD JESUS CHRIST 
 Amen. 
God bless you????. 
 
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The Cry Of The Oppressed

 ישעיהו  38:14
Isaiah 38:14
यशायाह 38:14
యెషయా 38:14
ஏசாயா 38:14
ಯೆಶಾಯ 38:14
이사야 38:14
อิส‌ยาห์ 38:14

      

O Lord, I am oppressed, undertake for me. 
- Isa 38:14

This prayer is so indefinite that it will suit any emergency, and yet brimful of faith that God will undertake all responsibility. Are you oppressed with the sense of failure, with temptation, with the consciousness of sin? Or oppressed with poverty, or debt, or the fear of unemployment, or with inability to find work? Or cast down with bitter persecution within or without your home? Or sorely beset and hindered by ill-health, the hopelessness of recovery? All these cases of oppression are included in this petition, and may be handed over to your faithful Creator, with the certainty that He is as willing as He is able to undertake for you. He is never weary of hearing your cry; the Everlasting Arms are never tired; and our God neither slumbers nor sleeps.

What may we expect from a prayer so simp

The Cry Of The Oppressed..  Isaiah 38:14

God's Partnership With Man 
 
שמות 3:10-14 
Exodus 3:10-14 
निर्गमन 3:10-14 
నిర్గమకాండము 3:10-14 
யாத்திராகமம் 3:10-14 
ವಿಮೋಚನಕಾಂಡ 3:10-14 
출애굽기 3:10-14 
อพ‌ยพ 3:10-14 
 
 Come now, and I will send thee unto Pharaoh And God said, I AM THAT I AM: 
- Exod 3:10-14 
 
Nothing is more needed to-day than God’s Partnership as a realised fact in Christian experience. Many of us may assent to what is written in these lines, and then put it aside, as a dream which is too ethereal to be of practical service. But when the Apostle said that “our fellowship, i.e. our partnership, is with the Father, and with His Son Jesus Christ” it is surely meant that we should enter upon our inheritance. “I am… “ says our great Partner; “fill in your need, and I will meet your demand, according to the riches of My glory in Christ Jesus.” Let us tear out the order-forms from God’s service-register, fill them up, and present them for delivery. Not one of them would be dishonoured. And if it happened that we had wrongly diagnosed our need, He would erase the demand based on our imperfect knowledge, and substitute what we would ask if we knew. There is nothing more certain than that the more we ask of God, the more pleased He is to do exceeding abundantly beyond all that we ask or think. 
 
Our Lord made use of this incident when He was challenged by the Sadducees to adduce proof of the future life from the Books of Moses. He answered by quoting this paragraph of the burning bush, calling special attention to the fact that Moses referred to God as the “God of Abraham, of Isaac, and of Jacob.” He said that the use of the present tense—I AM—proved that God is not the God of the dead but of the living, and that all live unto Him. 
 
What a comfort there is in this thought, that our beloved who have passed from us are in-breathing the same atmosphere as we are. We all eat the same spiritual meat and all drink the same spiritual drink. We see in a mirror darkly, but they face to face; but this identity of fellowship, of partnership with the “I AM,” the ever-present God who fills heaven and earth, is a proof and a pledge that they have not altered essentially. They are drinking of the same stream higher up and nearer its source: “One family we dwell in him.” 
 
PRAYER 
 
Accomplish thy perfect work in our souls, O Father. As yet we are bound with many chains; we tarry among things seen and temporal, we are exposed to the storms of the outer world, and are wrestling with its ills. But we are not dismayed, for we are more than earth and dust, we are akin to Thee, O Spirit of the Lord, and can experience Thy heavenly influence. Fill us with faith and love and hope. 
We ask In the name of THE LORD JESUS CHRIST 
Amen. 
God bless you???? 
. 
. 
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God's Partnership With Man

שמות 3:10-14
Exodus 3:10-14
निर्गमन 3:10-14
నిర్గమకాండము 3:10-14
யாத்திராகமம் 3:10-14
ವಿಮೋಚನಕಾಂಡ 3:10-14
출애굽기 3:10-14
อพ‌ยพ 3:10-14

          Come now, and I will send thee unto Pharaoh And God said, I AM THAT I AM:  
- Exod 3:10-14

Nothing is more needed to-day than God’s Partnership as a realised fact in Christian experience. Many of us may assent to what is written in these lines, and then put it aside, as a dream which is too ethereal to be of practical service. But when the Apostle said that “our fellowship, i.e. our partnership, is with the Father, and with His Son Jesus Christ” it is surely meant that we should enter upon our inheritance. “I am… “ says our great Partner; “fill in your need, and I will meet your demand, according to the riches of My glory in Christ Jesus.” Let us tear out the order-forms from God’s service-register, fill them up, and present them for delivery. Not one of them would be dishonoured. And if it happened that we had wrong

God's Partnership With Man..  Exodus 3:10-14

The All-sufficiency Of Christ 
 
 ישעיהו 33:21-22 
Isaiah 33:21-22 
यशायाह 33:21-22 
యెషయా 33:21-22 
ஏசாயா 33:21-22 
ಯೆಶಾಯ 33:21-22 
이사야 33:21-22 
อิส‌ยาห์ 33:21-22 
 
 The glorious Lord will be unto us a place of broad rivers and streams The Lord is our King; He will save us.. 
- Isa 33:21-22 
 
The r.v. translates our text “Jehovah will be with us in Majesty.” 
 
The reference can only be to our Saviour, who is the Divine Vice-regent of the world. Through Him it was created, by Him it has been redeemed, in Him its government is vested. He is King of kings, and Lord of lords. His are the Glories of the Cross, of Victory over Death and Hell, of the Ascension, of Pentecost, of the Millennial Reign, of the Judgment Seat! 
 
And this Glorious and Transcendent Saviour is willing and eager to be the complement of our deficiencies and needs. We look around, and some of us, as we compare our lot with others, lament, even if we do not audibly complain, at our disadvantages. Others, whom we have known from childhood, seem to have all that heart could wish—a happy married life, a spacious and beautiful home, hosts of friends, buoyant health, opportunities of travel and enjoyment that are denied to us. We have been plagued all the day long, and chastened every morning. We have spent a shut-in, cloistered life. The bare necessaries of life have been our only portion, and a sense of anxiety as to our future has haunted our dreams. 
 
But we are not alone in this experience. When every one went to his own home, our Lord Jesus spent the night on the Mount of Olives. The birds had their nests, and the foxes their holes, but the Son of Man had no where to lay His head, but, like Jacob, was wont to make a stone His pillow. You are not singular, therefore, if your life is barren and lonely, for many of God’s noblest saints have lived from hand to mouth, wandering in deserts and mountains, in dens and caves of the earth, being destitute, afflicted, and tormented. 
 
Remember that such experiences are designed to bring into prominence what the glorious Lord is prepared to be and do. In mathematics we speak of the complement of a curve—that which is needed to make a curve into a complete circle. So Jesus is willing to complete our lives, however imperfect and ineffective they may be. He is able to compensate for all deficiencies, and to become in your experience “a place of broad rivers and streams.” A river to intercept dreaded evil, and a stream to refresh and fertilise the drooping thirsty heart. 
 
PRAYER 
 
Be to us, O Glorious Lord, a place of broad rivers and streams; our Judge, our Lawgiver, our King, our Saviour. Make the wilderness of our life a pool, and the dry land water springs. 
We ask In the name of THE LORD JESUS CHRIST 
 Amen. 
God bless you???? 
 
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The All-sufficiency Of Christ

 ישעיהו  33:21-22
Isaiah 33:21-22
यशायाह 33:21-22
యెషయా 33:21-22
ஏசாயா 33:21-22
ಯೆಶಾಯ 33:21-22
이사야 33:21-22
อิส‌ยาห์ 33:21-22

      The glorious Lord will be unto us a place of broad rivers and streams The Lord is our King; He will save us.. 
- Isa 33:21-22

The r.v. translates our text “Jehovah will be with us in Majesty.”

The reference can only be to our Saviour, who is the Divine Vice-regent of the world. Through Him it was created, by Him it has been redeemed, in Him its government is vested. He is King of kings, and Lord of lords. His are the Glories of the Cross, of Victory over Death and Hell, of the Ascension, of Pentecost, of the Millennial Reign, of the Judgment Seat!

And this Glorious and Transcendent Saviour is willing and eager to be the complement of our deficiencies and needs. We look around, and some of us, as we compare our lot with others, lament, even if we do not audibly complain, at our disadvantages. Others, whom we have known fro

The All-sufficiency Of Christ..  Isaiah 33:21-22

Vision And Purpose 
 
Acts 22:10 
అపొస్తలుల కార్య 22:10 
प्रेरितों के काम 22:10 
அப்போஸ்தலர் 22:10 
ಅಪೊಸ್ತಲರ ಕೃತ್ಯಗ 22:10 
사도 행전 22:10 
กิจ‍การ​ของ​อัคร‌ทูต 22:10 
 
 I said, What shall I do, Lord? 
- Acts 22:10 
 
 Not that I have already obtained, or am already made perfect: but I press on toward the goal. 
- Phil 3:12-14 
 
When the Apostle Paul was suddenly brought into the presence of the Eternal, the whole course of his life was changed. In that flash of Light he saw the exalted Saviour, and learnt that he was antagonising the purposes of redeeming grace, and that vision altered the whole of his purposes and actions. From that great hour he forgot the things that were behind, and endeavoured to apprehend that for which he had been apprehended by Christ Jesus. It was his ambition to build his life on the pattern shown him on the mount. 
 
Years after, as he reviewed his life-work, the churches he had founded, the cities he had evangelised, the epistles he had written, surely he might have reckoned that he had apprehended; but ever as he climbed, he envisaged heights beckoning beyond his attainments. Is not that the case with us, as we compare the vision of God’s purpose with what we have realised? Oh, give us back the years that have gone, that we may do better, be more accurate and successful in the transmission to living fact of those fair ideals, which called to us years ago! The vision in the sanctuary may never be perfectly realised by these bungling apprentice-hands. Yet God accepts and forgives the mistakes, as the mother accepts the cobbled stitches of her little girl who tries to help her with her sewing. “Not that we have already attained, or are already perfect, but we follow on,” and God forgives and accepts our poor patchwork! 
 
What must we do to achieve our ideals? We must be more often in the sanctuary, in fellowship with Christ, to whose image we are to be conformed. With the Psalmist we must say: “Whom have I in heaven but Thee, and there is none on the earth that I desire beside Thee.” As we look on Him, we shall be changed into His likeness. As He is, so shall we become. Martyrs on the night before their agony; reformers hesitating at their tasks; scholars wondering whether their long self-denial was worth while; fathers and mothers; teachers and workers; preachers and missionaries, all these have stood in the sanctuary of God, until they have seen the vision and ideal. Then they have reckoned that what God had taught them to long for, He was prepared to enable them to effect. “All things are possible to him that believeth.” 
 
PRAYER 
 
Grant unto me grace, O Lord, that I may both perceive and know what things I ought to do, and may also have grace and power faithfully to fulfil the same. 
We ask In the name the LORD JESUS CHRIST 
 Amen. 
God bless you???? 
. 
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Vision And Purpose

Acts 22:10
అపొస్తలుల కార్య 22:10
प्रेरितों के काम 22:10
அப்போஸ்தலர் 22:10
ಅಪೊಸ್ತಲರ ಕೃತ್ಯಗ 22:10
사도 행전 22:10
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     I said, What shall I do, Lord? 
- Acts 22:10

    Not that I have already obtained, or am already made perfect: but I press on toward the goal. 
- Phil 3:12-14

When the Apostle Paul was suddenly brought into the presence of the Eternal, the whole course of his life was changed. In that flash of Light he saw the exalted Saviour, and learnt that he was antagonising the purposes of redeeming grace, and that vision altered the whole of his purposes and actions. From that great hour he forgot the things that were behind, and endeavoured to apprehend that for which he had been apprehended by Christ Jesus. It was his ambition to build his life on the pattern shown him on the mount.

Years after, as he reviewed his life-work, the churches he had founded, the cities he had evangelised, the epistles he had written, surely he might have

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Songs Of Praise.... Luke 1:46-47

The Persistence Of Life... Luke 20:37-38.

The Sleepless Watcher.... Psalms 121:3-5.

The Psalm Of Ascension.... Ephesians 2:4-6

A Changed Occupation.... Luke 5:27-28

God's Heritage In Humanity... Deuteronomy 32:9

The Child Heart.... Matthew 18:2-3

The Life-giving Stream... Ezekiel 47:9

The Child In The Midst.... Matthew 18:2-3

The Soul's Amen..... Jeremiah 11:5.

Music And Dancing!... Luke 15:25-28

Foolish Excuses... Luke 14:17-18

Our Eternal Destiny... Matthew 13:47-49

Maimed: But Fuller Life.. Mark 9:43

Resolve And Defeat.. John 13:37

Things For And Against.. Genesis 42:36

The Cry Of The Oppressed.. Isaiah 38:14

God's Partnership With Man.. Exodus 3:10-14

The All-sufficiency Of Christ.. Isaiah 33:21-22

Vision And Purpose.. Acts 22:10

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