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到那日,你必說:耶和華啊,我要稱謝你!因為你雖然向我發怒,你的怒氣卻已轉消;你又安慰了我。 1 In that day you will say:「I will praise you, O LORD. Although you were angry with me, your anger has turned away and you have comforted me.
看哪!神是我的拯救;我要倚靠他,並不懼怕。因為主耶和華是我的力量,是我的詩歌,他也成了我的拯救。 2 Surely God is my salvation; I will trust and not be afraid. The LORD, the LORD, is my strength and my song; he has become my salvation.」
在那日,你們要說:當稱謝耶和華,求告他的名;將他所行的傳揚在萬民中,提說他的名已被尊崇。 4 In that day you will say: 「Give thanks to the LORD, call on his name; make known among the nations what he has done, and proclaim that his name is exalted.
August 13 "If the clouds be full of rain, they empty themselves upon the earth." (Eccles. 11:3.) WHY, then, do we dread the clouds which now darken our sky? True, for a while they hide the sun, but the sun is not quenched; he will be out again before long. Meanwhile those black clouds are filled with rain; and the blacker they are, the more likely they will yield plentiful showers. How can we have rain without clouds? Our troubles have always brought us blessings, and they always will. They are the dark chariots of bright grace. These clouds will empty themselves before long, and every tender herb will be gladder for the shower. Our God may drench us with grief, but He will refresh us with mercy. Our Lord's love-letters often come to us in black-edged envelopes. His wagons rumble, but they are loaded with benefits. His rod blossoms with sweet flowers and nourishing fruits. Let us not worry about the clouds, but sing because May flowers are brought to us through the April clouds and showers. O Lord, the clouds are the dust of Thy feet! How near Thou art in the cloudy and dark day! Love beholds Thee, and is glad. Faith sees the clouds emptying themselves and making the little hills rejoice on every side. ─C. H. Spurgeon. "What seems so dark to thy dim sight May be a shadow, seen aright Making some brightness doubly bright. "The flash that struck thy tree-no more. To shelter thee-lets heaven's blue floor Shine where it never shone before. "The cry wrung from thy spirit's pain May echo on some far-off plain, And guide a wanderer home again." "The blue of heaven is larger than the clouds."