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He who has buried his own
will completely in the will of the Lord can know no disappointment;
but in every affair of his life he sees by faith Divine appointment
or supervision, and hears the Word of the Lord in all of life’s
affairs assuring him, “All things work together for good to them
that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose.”
It is one of the evidences of reaching the graduating condition of
heart, when we are able to take the oppositions of the great
Adversary and of the world and of our own flesh patiently,
uncomplainingly, unmurmuringly, “joyfully”—as a part of the
disciplinary experience meted out to us by our all-wise and
all-loving Lord. |