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STRENGTH
- God
directs the earth in its orbit and feeds the burning
furnace of the Sun
- Remember how he spoke his word and creation was done,
- He upholds the Universe and hangeth the world on nothing
- O! Hallelujahs to Jehovah, whilst singing a blessed song
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- Whilst
the earth’s huge pillars stand, can’t we trust Him for
our strength?
- Even through trials and afflictions, when our hearts are
steadfastly rent!
- The spade of troubles digs the reservoir of comfort deeper
- Making more room for consolation, from God, our Lord and
Redeemer
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- Unconsciously,
we are often most happy in our mountains of troubles
- Than when our barn is full and our purse is bursting golden
bubbles,
- When our gourds are taken away, we go to the Lord in prayer
- But during our time of plenty, God was never near
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- Shall
He be unfaithful for His children’s apostasy?
- O! No, Thou art our God and strength, with boundless love
and mercy,
- His grace can never be exhausted, the overflowing storehouse
of strength
- This we know for certain, but only when our knees are bent!
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© Sheriff Ali 2006
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- Author’s Comments
- Until or unless we can drain dry the ocean of omnipotence,
till we break into pieces the towering mountains of Almighty
strength, we never need to fear. In a world that seems to be
spinning out of control, especially, out of the desire of
man seeking religious superiority, let us not forget where
our security lies. Our true security lies not in the hands of our Leaders,
guns, bombs and the destruction of those who may believe or
think differently than we do, but our security lies in the
“munitions of our immutable God.” God’s strength can never
be emptied by Thy friends or rifled by Thy enemies. Let us
this day, heed and incline our hearts to the verses of a
blessed Hymn; “Now let the feeble all be strong And make Jehovah’s arm their
song So may we go from strength
to strength And daily grow in grace Till in thine image raise
at length We see thee face to
face.”
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