God fulfills His promises. “At the break of day, God will come and help her.” He may not come immediately; it may not seem that He is coming to our aid immediately, but He will come. Sometimes we have to go through the night first before we get to the break of day. The night may seem long, it may seem endless, but we need to remind ourselves, and remind each other, that dawn is ahead. With the dawn of the day will come His supernatural, right-on-time help. “Weeping may endure for the night,” Psalm 30 says, “but joy comes,” when? “in the morning” . Something that just struck me as I was thinking about this last night, it’s not that God is not working during the night, it’s not that God is sleeping during the night, and then He wakes up when the sun comes up and says, “Oh, I think I’d better go down and help those people.” It’s just that in the light of dawn we can see what we couldn’t see during the night, and that is, how He was helping us! As the morning light dissipates the shadows of night, so the rising of the Son of Righteousness signals the dispersing of the darkness of evil and adversity. -N L DeMoss
Posted on: Fri, 25 Oct 2013 14:13:59 +0000
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