Verse of the day: The latter will walk according to their standards (Numbers 2. 31).
Dan’s camp reached the rear when Israel’s armies were underway; The Danites were in the last place. However, how important was this position, since they, like the tribes on the front, were also true members of the armies of Israel?, followed the same column of fiery clouds, ate the same mana, drank from the same spiritual rock, and wandered. to the same inheritance.
- O my heart.
- Come and rejoice.
- Though you are the least and the last; you have the privilege of being in the army and living like those who lead the people.
- When it comes to honor and esteem.
- Someone has to be behind.
- Someone needs little service for Jesus.
- And why not me? In a poor town.
- In the countryside.
- Or in a street away from degraded sinners.
- I will work walking in the last place.
- According to my banner.
- The Danites occupied a very useful place.
- Those who walked slowly needed help during the walk.
- And lost items had to be collected during the pilgrimage.
- Brave minds can quickly move down uncharted paths to learn new truths and win other souls to Jesus.
- However.
- A more conservative spirit can be involved to remind the Church of her ancient faith and revitalize her discouraged children.
- The rear is a dangerous position.
- There are enemies behind and in front of us.
- Attacks can come from any direction.
- We read that Amalek attacked Israel and killed some from behind.
- The mature believer will find as his weapons a precious service to help the precarious.
- Wavering and fragile soul of those who.
- In faith.
- Knowledge and joy.
- Lag behind.
- We cannot leave them without help.
- Therefore.
- It should be the job of prepared believers to keep their standards at the rear.
- My soul.
- Stay alert to cordially help those behind.