Psalms 46:5. God is in the midst of her; she shall not be moved: God shall help her, and that right early.
The Hebrew expression is, "at the turning of the morning," our marginal reading gives it, "when the morning appeareth." "God shall help her at the turning of the morning." At that period when the night is the blackest, just before the light begins to come, then shall God help his Church. Child of God, this promise is to you also. When the night gets thickest, and the gloom is the heaviest, then God shall help you "at the turning of the morning." He may tarry for a while, but he will tarry no longer than is wise. You shall find, in looking back upon God’s dealings with you, that, although he sometimes seemed to be long in coming to your help and you cried out, "Lord, how long?" yet, after all, he did help you, and that "right early," too.
Psalms 46:5. God is in the midst of her; she shall not be moved: God shall help her, and that right early.
The Hebrew expression is, "at the turning of the morning," our marginal reading gives it, "when the morning appeareth." "God shall help her at the turning of the morning." At that period when the night is the blackest, just before the light begins to come, then shall God help his Church. Child of God, this promise is to you also. When the night gets thickest, and the gloom is the heaviest, then God shall help you "at the turning of the morning." He may tarry for a while, but he will tarry no longer than is wise. You shall find, in looking back upon God’s dealings with you, that, although he sometimes seemed to be long in coming to your help and you cried out, "Lord, how long?" yet, after all, he did help you, and that "right early," too.