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Thank you Daniel, I needed this as I have much to cry out before the Lord this morning in my failings this week. My flesh wants me to withhold prayer because of the shame I feel. Thank you for the encouragement that the Lord gives ear to his children, especially today.Today's Sabbath post comes from Hugh Martin:
[H]ow blessed a privilege is God’s holy day … To sit entirely loose to the world for a seventh part of our sojourn within it – to know that, insignificant as man is, the movements of the whole heavens and the earth are reciprocally attuned and adjusted, so as to evolve to us a weekly period of holy rest – to know that, when it comes, God’s ear, never closed, is specially open to our cry – to know that, when we come into his courts, the ever present God is then specially present Father, to bless, and save, and sanctify. Oh! surely the heart must be callous and cold indeed, steeled in the hardness of triple brass, which does not respond to all this with its inmost and most holy feeling; and which, in the simple knowledge of this, not to speak of the enjoyment of it, does not grow humbler, and wiser, and holier, and better!
For the reference, see Hugh Martin on the blessing of the Sabbath.
Today's Sabbath post comes from Hugh Martin:
[H]ow blessed a privilege is God’s holy day … To sit entirely loose to the world for a seventh part of our sojourn within it – to know that, insignificant as man is, the movements of the whole heavens and the earth are reciprocally attuned and adjusted, so as to evolve to us a weekly period of holy rest – to know that, when it comes, God’s ear, never closed, is specially open to our cry – to know that, when we come into his courts, the ever present God is then specially present Father, to bless, and save, and sanctify. Oh! surely the heart must be callous and cold indeed, steeled in the hardness of triple brass, which does not respond to all this with its inmost and most holy feeling; and which, in the simple knowledge of this, not to speak of the enjoyment of it, does not grow humbler, and wiser, and holier, and better!
For the reference, see Hugh Martin on the blessing of the Sabbath.