Covenant Names And Privileges
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" We are not able to think a good thought, or exercise a good volition, or speak a good word, or perform a good act of ourselves. See the Bible figures employed to represent this weak- ness: "bruised reeds" — "little children" — "lambs" — " doves " — yea, even the feeble worm — " fear not, thou ?i7orm Jacob" — says God to His people. This weak- ness, this want pertains to us all. We may not all feel it. But that rather increases than lessens the dif- ficulty. When the pursued ostrich hides its ...head under its wing, that does not lessen the danger; it only shows the folly of the bird. And this feature of our experience — this need — this want which clings to us, is one reason why God reveals Himself to us by His pre- cious covenant name — Jehovah- Jireh. Thus He lets Himself down to the low level of our necessities. This is the reason in reference to His people for doing this.
And then there is a reason in reference to Himself, for His so doing. It is because He has the fulness required to meet our necessities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" We are not able to think a good thought, or exercise a good volition, or speak a good word, or perform a good act of ourselves. See the Bible figures employed to represent this weak- ness: "bruised reeds" — "little children" — "lambs" — " doves " — yea, even the feeble worm — " fear not, thou ?i7orm Jacob" — says God to His people. This weak- ness, this want pertains to us all. We may not all feel it. But that rather increases than lessens the dif- ficulty. When the pursued ostrich hides its ...head under its wing, that does not lessen the danger; it only shows the folly of the bird. And this feature of our experience — this need — this want which clings to us, is one reason why God reveals Himself to us by His pre- cious covenant name — Jehovah- Jireh. Thus He lets Himself down to the low level of our necessities. This is the reason in reference to His people for doing this.
And then there is a reason in reference to Himself, for His so doing. It is because He has the fulness required to meet our necessities.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Newton to read onlineMoreLess
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