The knowledge that others hold of us is so imperfect, and often hopelessly inaccurate, that it need not be Seriously considered here. The next is not so evident, We think we know ourselves, bur do we? Quite apart from the bias that self-love gives our introspection, how litre the cleverest knows the real sel? that ness, He loves us. Can we not trust in Him until the day breaks and the shadows flee aw And He knoweth what is the darkness of the future, How we long to know what tomorrow holds for us, but may we not see even now thay it is a merciful provision that God has hidden the tomorrow from us. It is of His great kindness that e has hung a veil over the coming days. As we look back, do me not thank God that we only had to live y at a time? in a limited way we do see into the darkness of tomorrow, We live in a world that is gové?ned by great laws. We gather that as a man sows, so shall he reap; that life today shapes on tomorrows, As the oak is in the acorn, so in a way we can predict the future. It makes life a serious thing. So much we see,) as God's wisdom directs, just enough to determine the policy, but the detail is mercifully hidden. We are given y at a time and strength for that day Let us not waste that strength in worrying about the future. Live lid leave tomorrow to God. "He knoweth what is He hold his position and express pee and pastures new.
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April 1 Famous people in all walks of life have belonged to this club.
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