Again this year, there was another large conference on campus at the same time, creating a real log jam at the cafeteria at meal times. I am certain, though, it is ultimately for our sanctification (however much the OTHER group needs some sanctifying too!).
After lunch on this final day Continue reading
God will be sought in his own ordinances. Christ walks in the midst of the golden candlesticks. If you would find a man, mind where is his walk and usual resort. …
To serve God is one thing; to seek him another. To serve God is to make him the object of worship, to seek God is to make him the end of worship. …
It is not enough to make use of ordinances, but we must see if we can find God there. There are many that hover about the palace, that yet do not speak with the prince; so possibly we may hover about ordinances, and not meet with God there. To go away with the husk and shell of an ordinance, and neglect the kernel, is to please ourselves because we have been in the courts of God, though we have not met with the living God, that is very sad.
…So a formal person goes from ordinance to ordinance, and is satisfied with the work; a godly man looks to … go away from God with God.
— on Psalm 119:2
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