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November 23— “For we through the Spirit by faith wait for the hope o f righteousness" (Gal. 5:5, R. V .). There are times when things look very- dark to me— so dark that I have to wait even for hope. It is bad enough to wait in hope. A long-deferred fulfillment car ries its own pain, but to wait for hope, to see no glimmer of a prospect and yet re fuse to despair; to have nothing but night before the casement and yet to keep the casement open for possible stars; to have a vacant place in my heart and yet to allow that place to be filled by no inferior pres ence— that is the grandest patience in the universe- It is Job in the tempest; it is Abraham on the road to Moriah; it is Moses in the desert of Midian; it is the Son of man in the Garden of Gethsemane. There is no patience so hard as that which endures, “as seeing him who is invisible” ; it is the waiting for hope. Thou hast made waiting beautiful; Thou hast made pa tience divine. Thou hast taught us that the Father’s will may be received just be cause it is His will. Thou hast revealed to us that a soul may see nothing but sorrow in the cup and yet may refuse to let it go, convinced that the eye o f the Father sees further than its own. Give me this divine power of Thine, the power of Gethsemane. Give me the power to wait for hope itself, to look out from the case ment where there are no stars. Give me the power, when the very joy that was set before me is gone, to stand unconquered amid the night, and say, “To the eye of my Father it is perhaps shining still.” I shall reach the climax of strength when I have learned to wait for hope. —George Matheson. — o— November 24— “A t Jesus’ feet” (Lk. 10:39). In this busy age, with its action and oftentimes its ungodly competition, in this day when men must rise early and retire late to keep abreast and ahead o f the times, men and women, you must, what ever else comes or goes,' you must find time to sit at the feet, o f Jesus ! I met God in the morning, when my day was at its best, And His presence came like sunrise, like a glory in my breast ;- All day long His presence lingered, all day long He stayed with me, And we sailed in perfect calmness o’er a very troubled sea. — Selected. — o— November 25— “Launch out into the deep” (Lk. 5:4). How deep He does not say. The depth into which we launch will depend upon how perfectly we have given up the shore, and the greatfiess of our need, and the apprehension of our possibilities. The fish were to be found in the deep, not in the shallow water. So with u s; our needs are to be met in the deep things of God. We are to launch out into, the deep of God’s Word, which the Spirit can open up to us in such crystal-fathomless mean-
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