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September
9
"I
will answer thee, and shew thee great and mighty things which thou knowest
not." -- Jeremiah 33:3
There are different translations of these
words. One version renders it, "I will shew thee great and fortified
things." Another, "Great and reserved things." Now, there are reserved
and special things in Christian experience: all the developments of spiritual
life are not alike easy of attainment. There are the common frames and feelings
of repentance, and faith, and joy, and hope, which are enjoyed by the entire
family; but there is an upper realm of rapture, of communion, and conscious
union with Christ, which is far from being the common dwelling-place of
believers. We have not all the high privilege of John, to lean upon Jesus'
bosom; nor of Paul, to be caught up into the third heaven. There are heights in
experimental knowledge of the things of God which the eagle's eye of acumen and
philosophic thought hath never seen: God alone can bear us there; but the
chariot in which He takes us up, and the fiery steeds with which that chariot
is dragged, are prevailing prayers. Prevailing prayer is victorious over the
God of mercy, "By his strength he had power with God: yea, he had power
over the angel, and prevailed: he wept, and made supplication unto Him: he
found Him in Beth-el, and there He spake with us." Prevailing prayer takes
the Christian to Carmel, and enables him to cover heaven with clouds of
blessing, and earth with floods of mercy. Prevailing prayer bears the Christian
aloft to Pisgah, and shows him the inheritance reserved; it elevates us to
Tabor and transfigures us, till in the likeness of his Lord, as He is, so are
we also in this world. If you would reach to something higher than ordinary
grovelling experience, look to the Rock that is higher than you, and gaze with
the eye of faith through the window of importunate prayer. When you open the
window on your side, it will not be bolted on the other.