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The Return of the Angels (Classic Reprint): Sunday Evenings in a Glasgow Pulpit: Sunday Evenings in a Glasgow Pulpit (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

George H. Morrison

 
9781330983355: The Return of the Angels (Classic Reprint): Sunday Evenings in a Glasgow Pulpit: Sunday Evenings in a Glasgow Pulpit (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

A thoughtful collection of sermons that invites everyday faith to meet us on the road of life. This book gathers addresses from a Glasgow pulpit, exploring how patience, perseverance, and spiritual insight shape our daily walk with God. It invites readers to find meaning in still moments and ordinary paths, not just dramatic moments of clarity.

- Journey with biblical themes like visions, angels, and divine timing, learned in both solitary and communal settings.
- Discover how faith meets real life in work, worry, doubt, and steadfast duty.
- Learn about the gentle, persistent pace of God that shapes character and guides decisions.
- See how ancient stories speak to modern troubles, urging resilience, humility, and hope.

Ideal for readers of devotional literature and sermons, seeking steady guidance for daily faith and thoughtful reflection on how belief matters in ordinary hours.

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Excerpt from The Return of the Angels: Sunday Evenings in a Glasgow Pulpit

And Jacob went on his way, and the angels of God met him. Gen. Xxxii. 1.

Well-nigh twenty years had passed away, since Jacob had had his vision at Bethel. They had been years of hard and constant labour they had been years of remarkable prosperity. No longer was Jacob an empty-handed fugitive, leaving his home for an uncertain future. God had been with him, and had advanced him wonderfully, and had blessed him in his basket and his store. And1 now he was a rich and prosperous man, master of herds and flocks innumerable, and with a host of servants at his call, ready to further him in every I venture. There are men who prosper and who pay for prospering by never seeing the angels any.

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