"As your days--so shall your strength be!" Deuteronomy 33:25
Strength was not promised in advance--enough for all of life, or
even for a year, or for a month. The promise was, that for each day, when
it came with its own needs, duties, battles, and griefs--enough strength would
be given. As the burden increased--more strength would be imparted. As the night
grew darker--the lamps would shine out more brightly.
The important
thought here is, that strength is not emptied into our hearts in bulk--a
supply for years to come--but is kept in reserve, and divinely given day by day,
just as the day's needs require.
"Give us this day our daily bread."
Matthew 6:11
"On the day I called, You answered me; You
increased strength within me!" Psalm 138:3
(J.R. Miller, "The Shining
Light" 1911)
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