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Back to Christ's Comfort for Weary Pilgrims!
(James Smith, "The Pastor's Morning Visit")
"Look unto Me!" Isaiah 45:22
A new morning opens upon us — and we are still exposed . . .
to sorrow,
to Satan, and
to disappointment!
Sin lives in us — and a thousand things are ready to distress us!
But our God says, "Look unto Me!"
Look unto Me . . .
as the source of happiness,
as the giver of grace,
as your Friend!
Look unto Me . . .
in every trial,
for all you need, and
in every circumstance.
Look unto Me TODAY, I have blessings to bestow! I am waiting to be gracious to you!
Believe that I am deeply interested in your present and eternal welfare!
Believe that I will perform — all I have promised!
Believe that I am with you — on purpose to bless you! I cannot be unconcerned about anything that affects you! I pledge Myself to make all things work together for your eternal good.
You have looked to SELF, and to others, in times past — and you have only met with trouble and disappointment!
Now look unto Me ALONE!
Look unto Me FOR ALL!
"Look unto Me!"
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