Our Father holds the purse-strings, and what we lose for his sake he can repay a thousand-fold. It is ours to obey his will, and we may rest assured that he will provide for us. The Lord will be no man's debtor at the last. Saints know that a grain of heart's-ease is of more value than a ton of gold.
*He who wraps a threadbare coat about a good
conscience has gained a spiritual wealth far more desirable than any he
has lost.*
*God's smile and a dungeon are enough for a true heart; his
frown and a palace would be hell to a gracious spirit.*
Let the worst come to the worst, let all the talents go, we have not lost our treasure, for that is above, where Christ sitteth at the right hand of God. Meanwhile, even now, the Lord maketh the meek to inherit the earth, and no good thing doth he withhold from them that walk uprightly.
-Charles Spurgeon From Morning & Evening.
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