How marvellous it is to think that 06 he n came into world, God was preparing it for him, furnishing it for comfort Preparing and storm man's use ud enjoyment in the deep mines o he earth vast mineral recurses, of coal and iron and c'h f silver and gold. And that altaon.h ceeding ion h ud using these trons here inexhat remaining is empt substitute is n unfathomable mines ever failing skill assures up his bright design And I may remind you, i forethought and his provision for as s just as rea} and abundant in the moral and spiritual realm. It is the blessed experience of his childe hat in the way of trust and obed nce, they finding out new tre ures of grace and mercy day discovering that as our need is, so his strength is given to ux.
New every morning is the love."
No life is beyond reach of trouble, Dark days c in the perience come, ho despair of all men. when and often we are tempted t We think that they bring nothing but evil the—gathering: us fearfulness yet, how often s blessings come to us through the clouds. May we lot learn a lesson fro: the physical' realm? Where there are no cloud is all desert below, for parehin and arid de results of a cloudless louds give us sh heat, the clo to us the easured wealth and rive and sea clo do the Psalmist sings "Drop on the hills and valleys, bring the life givin
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