George Müller
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But my eyes were up to the Lord.
I gave myself to prayer this morning, knowing that I should want again this week at least thirteen pounds, if not above twenty pounds.
Today I received twelve pounds in answer to prayer from a lady who is staying at Clifton, whom I had never seen before.
Adorable Lord, grant that this may be a fresh encouragement to me.
A Solemn Crisis Regarding one of the sharpest times of trial, Mr. Muller writes, September 10, 1838.
Monday morning.
Neither Saturday nor yesterday had any money come in.
It appeared to me now needful to take some steps on account of our need, that is, to go to the orphan-houses, call the brethren and sisters together, who, except Brother T., had never been informed about the state of the funds, state the case to them, see how much money was needed for the present—
tell them that amidst all this trial of faith I still believed that God would help, and to pray with them.
Especially also I meant to go for the sake of telling them that no more articles must be purchased than we have the means to pay for, but to let there be nothing lacking in any way to the children as it regards nourishing food and needful clothing, for I would rather at once send them away than that they should lack."
I meant to go for the sake also of seeing whether there were still articles remaining which had been sent for the purpose of being sold, or whether there were any articles really needless that we might turn them into money.
I felt that the matter was now come to a solemn crisis.
About half-past nine sixpence came in, which had been put anonymously into the box at Gideon Chapel.
This money seemed to me like an earnest, that God would have compassion and send more.
About ten, after I had returned from Brother Crake, to whom I had unbosomed my heart again, whilst once more in prayer for help, a sister called, who gave two sovereigns to my wife for the orphans, stating that she had felt herself stirred up to come, and that she had delayed coming already too long.
a few minutes after when i went into the room where she was she gave me two sovereigns more and all this without knowing the least about our need thus the lord most mercifully has sent us a little help to the great encouragement of my faith a few minutes after i was called on for money from the infant orphan house to which i sent two pounds and one pound and sixpence to the boy's orphan house
and one pound to the girl's orphan house.
A Precious Deliverance September 17, 1838 The trial still continues.
It is now more and more trying, even to faith, as each day comes.
Truly the Lord has wise purposes in allowing us to call so long upon Him for help.
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