Beulah Land
Beulah Land
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6p ney. The very phraseology of his promise recalls the familiar process of telephoning : " Thou shalt call and the Lord will an- swer ; thou shalt cry, and he shall say, Here I am. " In every phase of prayer, whether confession of sin, or offering thanks, or supplicating help, this blessed near-at- handness of Jesus is a precious encour- agement. His seeming delays are not de- nials of us ; he may be only testing our faith or our sincerity. Do not let us think of prayer so often as the coaxing... or the conquering of a reluctant friend, but ra- ther as the confident appeal to One who is always wise, and always willing to give us what we ought to have.
Not only is our loving Master within call ; he is ever within our reach. A very present help is he in time of trouble. Peter sinking in the waves cries out, " Lord, save me!" and immediately the almighty yo BEULAH-LAND.
arm grasps his. While all others on board the tempest-tossed ship were smitten with panic, Paul has One by his side who says to him, "Fear not, Paul; thou must be brought before Caesar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6p ney. The very phraseology of his promise recalls the familiar process of telephoning : " Thou shalt call and the Lord will an- swer ; thou shalt cry, and he shall say, Here I am. " In every phase of prayer, whether confession of sin, or offering thanks, or supplicating help, this blessed near-at- handness of Jesus is a precious encour- agement. His seeming delays are not de- nials of us ; he may be only testing our faith or our sincerity. Do not let us think of prayer so often as the coaxing... or the conquering of a reluctant friend, but ra- ther as the confident appeal to One who is always wise, and always willing to give us what we ought to have.
Not only is our loving Master within call ; he is ever within our reach. A very present help is he in time of trouble. Peter sinking in the waves cries out, " Lord, save me!" and immediately the almighty yo BEULAH-LAND.
arm grasps his. While all others on board the tempest-tossed ship were smitten with panic, Paul has One by his side who says to him, "Fear not, Paul; thou must be brought before Caesar.
What to read after Beulah Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cuyler Theodore Ledyard to read onlineMoreLess
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