Dealing with a chronic illness can be a lonely struggle. Sometimes you feel it is you against the world. As a Believer in Jesus Christ, you are not alone. God promises His presence will go with you.
Today’s Bible Verse:
Exodus 33:14 (KJV), “And he said, My presence shall go with thee, and I will give thee rest.”
What the Verse Means:
The verse tells us that God Himself will is pledging He will go with you. He is not delegating this task to another. We see it manifest in Exodus 13:21 with the fire and cloudy pillar. The rest promised is not only rest from the present anguish and troubles but in due time God will bring them to their resting-place and settled habitation, the Promised Land.
Pray Using the Verses:
- Heavenly Father, we pray to feel and experience the comfort of God’s presence.
- Help us, Lord, to experience and accept the promise of rest You give.
- Pray that your loved ones would experience God’s presence and rest.
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