Psalms 132:15. I will abundantly bless her provision:
By which I understand that there will be provision, that there will be abundant provision, and that there will be abundant blessing on that provision. God grant that we may always find it so! Let us plead this precious "I will:" "I will abundantly bless her provision?
Psalms 132:15. I will satisfy her poor with bread.
Poor, and yet satisfied; satisfied with bread! Ay, but what kind of bread? The Bread that came down from heaven, the Bread of God, which is Christ Jesus, whose flesh is meat indeed, and whose blood is drink indeed. "I will satisfy her poor with bread." The Lord does not say anything about her rich. No, but we read in another place, "The rich he hath sent empty away." I wish ever to remain among the poor of the Lord’s flock; not to put my name down among those perfect people who are so rich in grace that they are obliged to tell everybody about it. No, I would be poor in spirit, - emptied more and more, lying lowly and humbly at my Lord’s feet. I am the more ready to do this because I perceive that the Lord has prepared all his goodness for the poor in spirit: "I will satisfy her poor with bread."
Psalms 132:15. I will abundantly bless her provision:
By which I understand that there will be provision, that there will be abundant provision, and that there will be abundant blessing on that provision. God grant that we may always find it so! Let us plead this precious "I will:" "I will abundantly bless her provision?
Psalms 132:15. I will satisfy her poor with bread.
Poor, and yet satisfied; satisfied with bread! Ay, but what kind of bread? The Bread that came down from heaven, the Bread of God, which is Christ Jesus, whose flesh is meat indeed, and whose blood is drink indeed. "I will satisfy her poor with bread." The Lord does not say anything about her rich. No, but we read in another place, "The rich he hath sent empty away." I wish ever to remain among the poor of the Lord’s flock; not to put my name down among those perfect people who are so rich in grace that they are obliged to tell everybody about it. No, I would be poor in spirit, - emptied more and more, lying lowly and humbly at my Lord’s feet. I am the more ready to do this because I perceive that the Lord has prepared all his goodness for the poor in spirit: "I will satisfy her poor with bread."