Bible Reading: Matthew 28
God’s promise to always be with
us should produce great joy and comfort.
We know that God always cares for us, even when it may appear that this
is not the case.
In 1680, after soldiers had
dragged away her husband, William, because of his outspoken preaching, Marion
Veitch said: “It bred some new trouble
and fear to my spirit; but He was graciously pleased to set home that word ‘He
does all things well; Trust in the Lord and fear not what man can do’; which
brought peace to me in such a measure that I was made to wonder; for all the
time the officers were in the house He supported me so that I was not in the
least discouraged before them.”
Shortly afterward news arrived
that William was to be hanged.
But that evening, Mr. Bell
tarried at a friend’s house, drinking and talking until past ten. The night was dark and cold when he left for
home. He never arrived. Two days later, his body was found in the
river, frozen up to his arms in a solid block of ice.
William Veitch was released, and
he and Marion lived to ripe old age, passing their Godly heritage on to their
children and grandchildren.
The Lord’s peace had, as usual,
been followed by His providence.
What to do:
✞ Remember, the more we trust the God of heaven, the less we fear the calamities of earth.
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