The book of Esther shows us a vivid record of how the hiding God of Israel secretly took care of His oppressed elect in their dispersion and openly saved His persecuted elect in their captivity; the hidden God cares for us and saves us even today, though He conceals Himself. We human beings are […]
Seeing that the Hiding God Secretly takes care of His People and Openly Saves Them
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The God we Serve is Hiding Himself, and He Operates in us Silently yet Mightily
We need to realize that the omnipotent God whom we are serving is still hiding Himself, especially when He is helping us or doing things in us, for the God who hides Himself is operating within us silently yet mightily. Amen, what a God we have! He is real, so real, yet He is […]
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Though He Created all things and Does many Things, God is a God who Hides Himself
God is a God who hides Himself – He is a hidden God, doing so many things for His people and in His people yet hiding Himself and not being visibly manifested. This is clearly revealed in the book of Esther, on which we will focus this week in our morning revival. The title […]
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Serve God by the Resurrected Ability and let the Cross Deal with the Natural Ability
May the Lord have mercy on us that we would not serve Him in our natural strength and ability but in the resurrected ability; may we learn to contact the Lord, depend on Him, live in spirit, and trust in Him, not in our natural ability, and may we serve Him in resurrection in […]
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Praying in Prayer to Cooperate with God’s Truest Work in us: His Gentle, Quiet Voice
Elijah was a man of like feeling with us, and he earnestly prayed that it would not rain, that is, he was praying in prayer that was given to him; God then unveiled him to realize He’s a God who hides Himself, who speaks in the small, quiet voice in our being, which is […]
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Praying Persistently and Trusting our Sovereign Lord who is a God who Hides Himself
Our God is a God who hides Himself; He seems not to act when we pray, and He seems not to judge when we ask Him to vindicate us, but we need to bother Him with our persistent prayer until He does what He wants to do. We need to pray persistently, and our prayer […]
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God Works in the Secret of our being: we say Amen to His Gentle, Quiet Voice within
If we study the Scriptures carefully we will realise that God has the kind of temperament that dislikes ostentation; He likes to work secretly rather than openly, and He is in us as a gentle, quiet voice to which we must say Amen. Our God is a God who hides Himself; He created the entire […]
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