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DAILY PRAYER (BY SPURGEON)

Dear Savior, it brings us joy to know that you are “very God of very God,” truly divine, and also fully human, born of a woman. We worship you for this. We rejoice in having you as our brother, who was born for adversity. It is a great privilege to know that you are sitting at the right hand of God, interceding for us every day. Your passion was once, but its influence is forever. Although you offered yourself as a sacrifice only once, you present it day and night on behalf of those who come to God through you.

Amen.

VERSE OF THE DAY (COMMENTARY BY SPURGEON)

“The upright see it and rejoice, and all injustice shuts its mouth.” (Psalm 107:42)

Divine providence causes joy to God’s true people; they see the hand of the Lord in all things, and delight to study the ways of his justice and of his grace.

And all iniquity shall stop her mouth.” What can she say? God’s providence is often so conclusive in its arguments of fact, that there is no replying or questioning. It is not long that the impudence of ungodliness can be quiet, but when God’s judgments are abroad it is driven to hold its tongue.

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Mothering in light of eternity

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