George Müller
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Later on, when there were nearly 100 persons to be maintained, and the funds were reduced to about £20, Mr Muller writes, July 22nd, 1838.
This evening, I was walking in our little garden, meditating on Hebrews 13, verse 8, Jesus Christ, the same yesterday and today and forever.
Whilst meditating on his unchangeable love, power, wisdom, etc., and turning all as I went on into prayer, respecting myself,
and whilst applying likewise his unchangeable love and power and wisdom c both to my present spiritual and temporal circumstances all at once the present need of the orphan house was brought to my mind
Immediately I was led to say to myself, Jesus, in his love and power, has hitherto supplied me with what I have needed for the orphans, and in the same unchangeable love and power he will provide me with what I may need for the future.
A flow of joy came into my soul whilst realizing thus the unchangeableness of our adorable Lord.
about one minute after a letter was brought me enclosing a bill for twenty pounds in it was written will you apply the amount of the enclosed bill to the furtherance of the objects of your scriptural knowledge society
or of your orphan establishment, or in the work and cause of our Master in any way that he himself, on your application to him, may point out to you.
It is not a great sum, but it is a sufficient provision for the exigency of day to day, and it is for today's exigencies that, ordinarily, the Lord provides.
To-morrow, as it brings its demands, will find its supply, etc.,
Of this twenty pounds I took ten pounds for the orphan fund, and ten pounds for other objects, and was thus enabled to meet the expenses of about thirty-four pounds, which, in connection with the orphan house, came upon me within four days afterwards, and which I knew beforehand would come.
Waiting for Help November 21, 1838 Never were we so reduced in funds as to-day.
There was not a single ha'penny in hand between the matrons of the three houses.
Nevertheless, there was a good dinner, and by managing so as to help one another with bread, etc., there was a prospect of getting over this day also.
but for none of the houses had we the prospect of being able to take in bread when i left the brethren and sisters at one o'clock after prayer i told them that we must wait for help and see how the lord would deliver us this time i was sure of help but we were indeed straitened
When I came to Kingsdown, I felt that I needed more exercise, being very cold, wherefore I went not the nearest way home, but round by Clarence Place.
About twenty yards from my house I met a brother who walked back with me, and after a little conversation gave me ten pounds to be handed over to the brethren, the deacons, towards providing the poor saints with coals, blankets, and warm clothing.
Also five pounds for the orphans, and five pounds for the other objects of the scriptural knowledge institution.
The brother had called twice while I was gone to the orphan houses, and had I now been one half minute later, I should have missed him.
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