[Manna - February 21]
Thou art my rock and my fortress; therefore for Thy name's sake, lead me, and guide me. Psalm 31:3
AFTER the Lord has given us certain lessons and
experiences, some of which come to us under quiet
and restful conditions, the order of procedure may be
changed, and the indication of the Lord's providences
may lead to some breaking up of conditions which
had been both favorable and unfavorable in some respects—leading into new circumstances and conditions.
It is not for the true spiritual Israelite to murmur
or complain, or even to express a choice; but to
look to the Lord for guidance.
If he can discern the
leadings of divine providence, even though it be in a
wilderness condition more arid and undesirable than
that in which he has previously been, he is to follow
the Lord's leadings unquestioningly, and with songs
of faith and confidence. Z.'02-249 R3060:6