God's Minute
October 20
Believe ye that I am able to do this? -- Matthew 9:28
O GOD, our Heavenly Father, we give Thee thanks for all that makes Thee known to us, and for all the good things that Thou hast given us. We praise Thee that our household has once more been preserved to meet in health and to join in common thanksgiving unto Thee, the Most Holy God, the Eternal Providence.
We pray Thee to forgive all our sins, and to cleanse our hearts by the inspiration of Thy Holy Spirit. Accompany us into the duties of each day, and give us strength for every need.
Preserve us from all danger, defend us from all error of heart, deliver us out of every temptation, save us from murmuring against our lot or grieving over our losses, save us from envy and pride, from hate and untruth, from waste of time and excessive pleasure, and from all worldliness. May we be diligent in business, fervent in spirit, serving Thee, our Lord. We pray Thee in behalf of our neighbors and friends. May both we and they be blest in our mutual intercourse. Bless the poor and needy, the sick and desolate and defenseless, and bring back the lost ones to Thy home and heart.
We ask it all in the name of Thy dear Son, our Saviour and Lord.
Amen.
W. T. G. Brown, B.A., B.D.,
Toronto, Canada
(You'll have to scroll down and dig deep to find our reference to W.T.G. Brown in the link provided. But if you're like me--and perhaps some of my Canadian readers-- you'll read the first paragraph and get hooked.)
Believe ye that I am able to do this? -- Matthew 9:28
O GOD, our Heavenly Father, we give Thee thanks for all that makes Thee known to us, and for all the good things that Thou hast given us. We praise Thee that our household has once more been preserved to meet in health and to join in common thanksgiving unto Thee, the Most Holy God, the Eternal Providence.
We pray Thee to forgive all our sins, and to cleanse our hearts by the inspiration of Thy Holy Spirit. Accompany us into the duties of each day, and give us strength for every need.
Preserve us from all danger, defend us from all error of heart, deliver us out of every temptation, save us from murmuring against our lot or grieving over our losses, save us from envy and pride, from hate and untruth, from waste of time and excessive pleasure, and from all worldliness. May we be diligent in business, fervent in spirit, serving Thee, our Lord. We pray Thee in behalf of our neighbors and friends. May both we and they be blest in our mutual intercourse. Bless the poor and needy, the sick and desolate and defenseless, and bring back the lost ones to Thy home and heart.
We ask it all in the name of Thy dear Son, our Saviour and Lord.
Amen.
W. T. G. Brown, B.A., B.D.,
Toronto, Canada
(You'll have to scroll down and dig deep to find our reference to W.T.G. Brown in the link provided. But if you're like me--and perhaps some of my Canadian readers-- you'll read the first paragraph and get hooked.)
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