“If God reduces you to necessities, he therein deals no otherwise with you than he has done with some of the holiest men that ever lived.” (John Flavel; 1627-1691)
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Wow, never looked at it in that light before. However, I have always been blessed with more than necessities. If I am please send this to me again:)
ReplyDeleteGod most certainly has blessed us beyond our needs,perhaps it would serve us well as to asking the question; why doe's God choose to do this? It may be that He chooses also to take it away so that we depend on Him alone for necessities once again, as He did for our forefather's.
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