Sunday, May 13, 2012
Faith's Check Book, Daily
Entry
C. H. Spurgeon
And I will give him the morning star. (Revelation
2:28)
Until the
day break and the shadows flee away, what a blessing it is to see in Jesus
"the morning star"! I remember when we read in the newspapers the
idle tale that the star of Bethlehem had again appeared. On inquiry we found
that it was only "the morning star"; but no great mistake had been
made after all.
It is
best to see Jesus as the sun; but when we cannot do so, the next best thing is
to see Him as that star which prophesies the day and shows that the eternal
light is near at hand. If I am not today all that I hope to be, yet I see
Jesus, and that assures me that I shall one day be like Him. A sight of Jesus
by faith is the pledge of beholding Him in His glory and being transformed into
His image. If I have not at this hour all the light and joy I could desire, yet
I shall have it; for as surely as I see the morning star I shall see the day.
The morning star is never far from the sun.
Come, my
soul, has the Lord given thee the morning star? Dost thou hold fast that truth,
grace, hope, and love which the Lord has given thee? Then in this thou hast the
dawn of coming glory. He that makes thee overcome evil, and persevere in
righteousness, has therein given thee the morning star.
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