'May not many of us learn a lesson
May not many of us learn a lesson from the little child?
Only the most simple-hearted definiteness in prayer will meet the need.
We must bring the very perplexity itself, and put it out of our hands into Gods, that He may work it out for us.
We are to bring the matter as literally to Him, as we would carry a broken watch to the watchmaker's, leaving it for him to repair and readjust.
A little child playing with a handful of cords, when they begin to get into a tangle, goes at once to her mother, that her patient fingers may unravel the snarl. How much better is this, than to pull and tug at the cords until the tangle becomes inextricable!
May not many of us learn a lesson from the little child?
"Let us then approach the throne of grace with confidence, so that we may receive mercy and find grace to help us in our time of need!" Hebrews 4:16