Verse of the day: He who has mercy on the poor lends to the Lord, and he pays his advantage (Proverbs 19:17).
We must help the poor out of compassion; we must do so so as not to be applauded or seen by men, let alone to influence the poor. We must help them with sympathy and sincere compassion.
- We should not expect to receive anything from the poor.
- Not even gratitude.
- But to consider what we have done for them as a loan to the Lord.
- The debt is taken; And if we look at it on this subject.
- We don’t need to look at anyone else.
- What an honor the Lord gives us when He deigns to borrow something from us!The trader who has the Lord in his loan book is very favored.
- It would be an embarrassing attitude to have such a name written by an insignificant amount; we have to make a significant amount.
- Let’s try to help those in need who come to meet us.
As for the punishment, we should not worry, because in this verse we have the order note signed by the Lord. Blessed be your name! Your promise to pay the benefit is better than gold or silver. Do we have a need in the midst of the economic situation of our time? We must humbly take risks and present this need to Banco da Fé. Have readers refrained from helping? the poor? Poor soul, may the Lord forgive you!
By: Charles Spurgeon. © 2020 Loyal Ministry. All rights are reserved.
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