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The Preacher's Complete Homiletic Commentary on the Books of the Bible, Volume 15 (of 32), Volume I

Note 2 — ISAIAH. (continued 10)

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When a friend has always been kind, we think it base and unworthy not to suppose that he is ready to succour and help. But here we have the advantage: Men may be weak and unable to help, but God is almighty; men may change their mind, but with Him is “no shadow of turning.” Remember what God has done, view it as a pledge, a beginning, an earnest foretaste of what He will do. Has He not shown you the evil of sin, the beauty of holiness, and the preciousness of a Saviour? If He had a mind to destroy you, would He have shown you such things as these? Nay, He will ordain everything for your welfare.—Jay.

H. E. I., 2363–2377, 2791.

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