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<div class="desc-center"><div class="pad2020">July 31st</div></div>
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An Appeal; Deliverance
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And call upon me in the day of trouble: I will deliver thee, and thou shalt glorify me.
<a onClick="return mV('Psa',50,15);">Psalm 50:15</a>
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This is a promise indeed!
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Here is an urgent occasion - "the day of trouble." It is dark at noon on such a day, and every hour seems blacker than the one which came before it. Then is this promise in season: it is written for the cloudy day.
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Here is condescending advice, "call upon me." We ought not to need the exhortation: it should be our constant habit all the day and every day. What a mercy to have liberty to call upon God! What wisdom to make good use of it! How foolish to go running about to men! The Lord invites us to lay our case before Him, and surely we will not hesitate to do so.
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