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Devotional - 11th Nov 2021

 'O Lord, be gracious unto us; we have waited for thee: be thou their arm every morning, our salvation also in the time of trouble' (Isaiah 33:2).

God's people will go through a time of trouble, as we approach the end of earth's history. But all those who stand upon the Word of God, and trust in the Living God, will be vindicated and their strength renewed. The Lord God, will be gracious unto us as we continue to wait upon Him. As we worship and pray to the Lord, He will be our arm every morning and our salvation in the time of trouble. We can safely lean and depend upon God. He is our Strong Tower, our Rock and Fortress and will never let us down. Let us lean and depend upon Him to support, protect and defend us. God will deliver His people from oppression and persecution in the last days, so let us faithfully hold onto Him. He is our Refiner and will refine us in time of trouble, set to come upon this earth. All who are willing to deny self; to agonise before God and pray earnestly for His blessings will be granted such blessing. Our loving God will send his angels to comfort and protect us in time of trouble and despair. Let us by faith believe and trust God. The Lord's eye is ever on His people and His ear listens to our cries. Let us therefore, not be weary of waiting for our God, but be patient and endure till the end. Our faith will be tested severely, but let us keep standing on the promises of God and believe that Jesus, who died to save us, will vindicate us in the end. Let us pray and encourage each other and strengthen one another as we walk the Christian pathway.

Have a wonderful day

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