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他待王子不徇情面,也不看重富足的過於貧窮的,因為都是他手所造。 19 who shows no partiality to princes and does not favor the rich over the poor, for they are all the work of his hands?
在轉眼之間,半夜之中,他們就死亡。百姓被震動而去世;有權力的被奪去非借人手。 20 They die in an instant, in the middle of the night; the people are shaken and they pass away; the mighty are removed without human hand.
他使人安靜,誰能擾亂〔或譯:定罪〕呢?他掩面,誰能見他呢?無論待一國或一人都是如此─ 29 But if he remains silent, who can condemn him? If he hides his face, who can see him? Yet he is over man and nation alike,
他施行報應,豈要隨你的心願、叫你推辭不受嗎?選定的是你,不是我。你所知道的只管說吧! 33 Should God then reward you on your terms, when you refuse to repent? You must decide, not I; so tell me what you know.
July 19 "The cup which my Father hath given me, shall I not drink it?" (John 18:11.) THIS was a greater thing to say and do than to calm the seas or raise the dead. Prophets and apostles could work wondrous miracles, but they could not always do and suffer the will of God. To do and suffer God's will is still the highest form of faith, the most sublime Christian achievement. To have the bright aspirations of a young life forever blasted; to bear a daily burden never congenial and to see no relief; to be pinched by poverty when you only desire a competency for the good and comfort of loved ones; to be fettered by some incurable physical disability; to be stripped bare of loved ones until you stand alone to meet the shocks of life-to be able to say in such a school of discipline, "The cup which my Father has given me, shall I not drink it?" -this is faith at its highest and spiritual success at the crowning point. Great faith is exhibited not so much in ability to do as to suffer. ─Dr. Charles Parkhurst. To have a sympathizing God we must have a suffering Saviour, and there is no true fellow-feeling with another save in the heart of him who has been afflicted like him. We cannot do good to others save at a cost to ourselves, and our afflictions are the price we pay for our ability to sympathize. He who would be a helper, must first be a sufferer. He who would be a saviour must somewhere and somehow have been upon a cross; and we cannot have the highest happiness of life in succoring others without tasting the cup which Jesus drank, and submitting to the baptism wherewith He was baptized. The most comforting of David's psalms were pressed out by suffering; and if Paul had not had his thorn in the flesh we had missed much of that tenderness which quivers in so many of his letters. The present circumstance, which presses so hard against you (if surrendered to Christ), is the best shaped tool in the Father's hand to chisel you for eternity. Trust Him, then. Do not pust away the instrument lest you lose its work." "Strange and difficult indeed We may find it, But the blessing that we need Is behind it." The school of suffering graduates rare scholars.