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God’s Watchful Eye
You may wonder whatever food you could gather from a verse like this in Holy Scripture. But, if we are given the grace to dig beneath the surface tonight, I believe we will find some precious things, especially for those who are in the path that Jacob was in; that is in the way of faith, but in a greatly tried and tested path. We sometimes sing (and the Word of God confirms it): “But grace, though the smallest, shall surely be tried.”
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Peace, Be Still
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Bold As A Lion
Watchful and bold, is the Christian’s motto. Watchful to avoid sin, bold to resist the enemies of his soul. For he is engaged in a righteous cause, animated by righteous hopes, made righteous by a righteous Lord; from whom he derives all his strength and courage. In Jehovah Jesus have I righteousness and strength. Is. 45:24. This is the glorying of his soul. Not his own inherent strength, not his own personal righteousness, are the cause of his fortitude; but the arm of Jehovah is his shield, and the perfect righteousness of Jesus is his breastplate of defence against every enemy. Being cleansed from guilt by the blood of Jesus, and clothed with his righteousness, by faith the soul experiences a holy boldness at a…
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Lead Me To The Rock That Is Higher Than I
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Remember The Devil
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Hope An Anchor
Hope is an expectation of good; it supposes that what a man hopes for, is not now in possession, that the attainment of it is possible, whatever difficulties there may be in the way; otherwise, however excellent, it would produce despair rather than hope. The nearer the object appears to be, the stronger the expectation. The word "hope" is derived from Heb, "Havah," which signifieth to expect, or wait; and it denotes a very vehement intention, both of body and mind, in waiting, expecting, or hoping; when one waits, as it were, stretching forth his spirit or mind, putting himself out exceedingly to hope or wait for a thing.—B. K. (Desire, anticipation, expectation, is the believer's hope.) Hope is a divine and supernatural grace or…
