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July 16
Evening
¡°Thou shalt arise, and have mercy upon Zion: for the time to favour her, yea, the set time is come. For thy servants take pleasure in her stones, and favour the dust thereof¡±(Psalm 102:13-14).
A selfish man in trouble is very hard to comfort because the springs of his comfort lie entirely within himself. But a Christian has other springs which supply comfort besides those which lie within. He can go to God and find abundant help. He can receive consolation in things relating to the world at large, to his country, and above all, to the Church. David was exceedingly sorrowful when he wrote, ¡°I am like an owl of the desert. I watch, and am as a sparrow alone upon the house top¡±(Psalm 102:6-7). The only way he could comfort himself was in the reflection that God would have mercy upon Zion. Though he was sad, yet Zion would prosper; however desperate his own circumstances, Zion would arise. Learn to comfort yourself in God's gracious dealing toward the Church. Although your way is dark, you can still rejoice with the triumphs of His cross and the spread of His truth. Our personal troubles are forgotten while we look, not only upon what God has done and is doing for Zion, but on the glorious things He will yet do for His Church. Whenever you are sad of heart and heavy in spirit, forget yourself and your little concerns and seek the welfare and prosperity of God's people. When you bend your knee in prayer to God, do not limit your petition to the narrow circle of your own life. Send out prayers for the Church's prosperity. ¡°Pray for the peace of Jerusalem¡±(Psalm 122:6), and your own soul will be refreshed.
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