I stopped at the first sentence because my understanding is God’s timing is perfect.
Our anticipation or expectation is out of sync with God’s timing.
God will protect our Nation, it was built on God, Work, good people, and He won’t let us down, Trump will win...
oops I meant *more* last minute miracles. Not most.
PATIENCE not my strong suit when it comes to politics, just saying, so I needed this reminder. :)
It’s not a question of HIS timing.
HE just has a great sense of Humor.
post of the day.thank you for reminding us God’s timing is perfect and on his time
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The word on the Word is excerpted? Word has it that God does not excerpt His Word. Why would you hide His Word under a bushel? Unless you first want a few words from your sponsors.
We just got the Cubs.
It seems at times, He waits until the 11th hour & 59th minute before answering our prayers. God’s timing is perfect!
“In time of need” is a prepositional phrase, in the Greek eis eukairos, only used twice in the New Testament. It means “at just the right time, right now, not before you really need it, not after you really need it, but right on time.” We could use our idiom “in the nick of time.”
(https://cffm.org/multimedia-archive/come-boldly-to-the-throne-of-grace)
You might imagine Christ as a composite character of all the good people you have known, but your Bible shows Him to be so much more. Among other features of His unique personality, you find that He never hurries and He is never late. “Nick of time” is a sweet calling card like perfume left on the door handle. My Beloved was here! (My hands dropped with myrrh, and my fingers with sweet smelling myrrh, upon the handles of the lock.)
This kindness will He fulfill at the judgement seat. Waiting for His deliverance strengthens your faith and lengthens your faith. When He crowns you that day, it will not be for the deliverance at the end of your test, but for your enduring faith during it. (They smote me, they wounded me; the keepers of the walls took away my veil from me!)
You long to please Him when you are young in the faith, in a way that is pleasing to yourself. Passing through trouble you begin to feel more deeply, and you can not see that you have changed. You can see that He is allowing you to please him in a profound way, that angels never know. That thing which you thought was trouble, becomes now His sweet gift. (My beloved spake, and said unto me, Rise up, my love, my fair one, and come away.)