"Salvation is of the LORD." -Jonah 2:9

"The eternal God is thy refuge." -Deuteronomy 33:27 [KJV] There is, to my mind, much sweetness in the contrast betwixt the eternal God being the refuge of His people, and the lying refuges that most hide their heads in. God's people want an eternal refuge. They have a never-dying soul; and unless they have a never-dying refuge, it is not sufficient for a never-dying soul. Works! these are for time; the never-dying soul wants something to stand when works and wonders cease. Doctrines, opinions, sentiments, ordinances, the good opinion of men, the applause and flattery of the creature—these are of the earth, earthy; they fail when a man gives up the ghost.   But a child of God wants a refuge, not merely that his soul may anchor in it in time, but that when time is ended, when the angel proclaims, "There shall be time no longer," and his liberated soul escapes its prison-house, and is wafted into the presence of the eternal God, it may find in Him at that sole

An Important Two Letter Word D.G. Miles McKee   I want to talk about a very weighty little word, though, if taken by itself, it has scarcely any significance. It’s the word ‘No’. Let us look briefly at a few of the times this little word is used in Scripture. First, let me draw your attention to the book of Psalms where we read, “ The fool has said in his heart, there is no God” (Psalm 53:1). The words “ there is” are in italics. That means they are not in the text but have been provided by the translators. The verse simply then reads, “The fool, has said in his heart, no God." NO God! That’s the language of the fool! But the God whom the fool says does not exist knows the fool’s heart. Nothing is hidden from Him. To say “No God” is something akin to madness yet there are many clever, well educated people who are, by this standard, fools. It’s foolish that people should want to get rid of the God who seeks and saves us for His own glory. To say, “No God,” is to s