We promised to love him even if he withheld the desires of our hearts from us. “The Lord spoke a precious promise through the prophet Jeremiah,” Gamaliel said after concluding his prayers. “‘For I will satisfy the weary soul,’ he said, ‘and every languishing soul I will replenish.’ “You are weary, my children. You are languishing. I want you to understand that the Lord’s.

I think you have forgotten, my young friend, that the blood of the spotless lambs on Passover cover your own sins, too.

Faith is not won by arguments. Faith is won by an experience of love.

He can give it through miracles if he so pleases, or he can use physicians as his instruments of grace. Either way, the power belongs to the Lord.

Jacob’s ladder could be touching the soil of this very road. Where you are walking, angels might be ascending and descending. The problem is that like Jacob, most of us spend our days not knowing. The Lord is never far. It is our blindness that makes Him seem so. The veil between heaven.

Your soul can prepare for the plans God has yet to unfold for your life.

A whole nation’s character can be twisted by the actions of a few corrupt men.” I.

I am no teacher of the Law. But as I recall, one of our greatest prophets, Samuel, once said that to obey is better than sacrifice. Why do you not pray and ask him for his help? Instead of an offering, you can promise him your heart. Your obedience.

He pronounced them good not because of what they had accomplished, but because of who He had made them to be.” I.

You must learn to trust him when there is no earthly evidence why you should.