From Answers to Prayer, by George Müller
Give time to God, who tries his faith in order to prove to His child, in the end, how willing He is to help and deliver him.
Do not think that I have attained in faith to that degree to which I might and ought to attain; but thank God for the faith which He has given me, and ask Him to uphold and increase it.
In leaning upon the living God alone, we are BEYOND disappointment, and BEYOND being forsaken because of death, or want of means, or want of love.
I never remember, in all my Christian course, a period now (in March, 1895) of sixty-nine years and four months, that I ever SINCERELY and PATIENTLY sought to know the will of God by the teaching of the Holy Ghost, through the instrumentality of the Word of God, but I have been ALWAYS directed rightly.
The joy which answers to prayer give, cannot be described; and the impetus which they afford to the spiritual life is exceedingly great.
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