Verse of the day: For you, the orphan will eat mercy (Osseas 14. 3).
This is an excellent reason for us to reject all other trust and depend solely on the Lord; when a child is deprived of his natural protector, our God enters the scene and becomes his guardian; in the same way, when someone loses all their dependency objects. , he can throw himself into the arms of the living God and find in him everything he needs. Orphans depend on the fatherhood of God, who provides for their needs. The author of these pages knows what it means to depend on God’s mighty arm and presents his spontaneous testimony that no other trust is as well proven by the facts, nor as sure to be rewarded for the results, as trust in the living but invisible God.
- Some children who have parents are not in a better position because of them.
- But the orphans who have God are richer.
- It is better to have God and no other friend than to have all the protectors of the earth and not to have it at all.
- Being deprived of the help of others is painful.
- However.
- If God remains the source of mercy for us.
- We are not truly orphans.
- Orphaned children must use this merciful promise for this day.
- The same should be done by all those who are without visible protection.
- Lord.
- Make me find mercy in you.
- The more I’m in need and without help.
- The more confidently I’ll call your loving heart.
By: Charles Spurgeon. © 2020 Loyal Ministry. All rights are reserved.
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