Making God His Strength by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Apr 26, 1910

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 37, No. 16.

Making God His Strength

By Editor

THE man who makes man his strength, is trusting on one no stronger than himself, a broken reed at best, whose life is as a vapor or as the dew of the morning. But he who makes God his strength, has an unfailing refuge. He who believes a doctrine because God says it, whoever may be the weak instrument through whom the light is sent, will not be affected by the failures and shipwrecks of others.

He knows whom he has believed, and is persuaded that what God has begun He is able also to finish in glory and perfection. There is nothing sure outside of God. He never can fail. And the one who makes the Lord his refuge shall never be confounded or made ashamed.