isaiah 40 verse 31 the message

Running is the pace of energy.

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From all this it is clear that the runner is one whose spiritual life is intense.

A living soul never can be satisfied except in living union and communion with the Lord of life and glory.

Not every bloom becomes a fruit. God doesn’t come and go.

I will call upon all within me, and all without me, to join in the joyful service.

They are virtues of the Divine Breath in man. It seems almost a superfluity to say as much as that: it abides in joyous fulness, never in the least diminished. "Long may'st thou live, O king; still like the eagleTo this many fabulous and absurd circumstances are added by several ancient writers and commentators on Scripture; see Bochart, Hieroz.

With a stronger stroke than the eagle’s wing will he be able to beat the air and penetrate to the third heaven; he will run before the chariot of the king and get to the city sooner than the fleetest horses of which even the king of Israel can boast; like Asahell he shall be lissom of limb and light of foot; and when far in the trackless desert even the endurance of the camel gives out, shall the man of God hold on his way. He doesn’t care what happens to me”? They spread their wings and soar like eagles, They run and don't get tired, they walk and don't lag behind.

They who thus wait upon the Lord shall obtain a marvellous addition to their resources. To yield yourselves, by God's grace, to be His servant. But we know that mind operates on matter directly or indirectly. The figure, therefore, denotes strength and vigor of purpose; strong and manly piety; an elevation above the world; communion with God, and a nearness to his throne - as the eagle ascends toward the sun.Nothing can give a better conception of the strength and the weakness of human nature, than by comparing what man has done in subduing the material powers by which God has surrounded him, and in providing for his own temporal comfort, and his utter helplessness in those things which relate to the life of the soul. pp. But the idea in his mind is not one of comparative motions. Not in self-conceit and self-estimation, as some do who mount up in the pride of their hearts (Jas ). And so the man who waits for God to do what he ought to do; to save him without using any of the means of grace, will not only be disappointed, but will provoke his displeasure.The Chaldee renders it, ‹They who trust in the Lord shall be gathered from the captivity, and shall increase their strength, and renew their youth as a germ which grows up; upon wings of eagles shall they run and not be fatigued.‘ But whatever may be the truth in regard to the eagle, there is no reason to believe that Isaiah here had any reference to the fact that it moults in its old age. The magicians and their enchantments cannot compare with the rod of Moses.

We do not understand the connection between mind and matter. Strength is maintained by constant inflowing from God. Eloquence, say some.

They need to renew their strength.2. Running includes—1.

This she does every tenth year till the hundredth, when, after she has ascended near the sun, and fallen into the sea, she rises no more.

The translation of Lowth was derived from file Septuagint, and not from the Hebrew text. Like all gospels from the heavens, this one for the Hebrew exiles obtained its full and complete verification from the uncontradicted facts of human experience. And when you and I are inclined to nestle down in indolence and self-indulgence, God "stirs up our nests" and bids us fly towards Him.—Theodore L. Cuyler, D.D.Isa . Our endeavours to please God and win the glorious prize must be strenuous, ardent, continuous.

"They shall walk and not faint." Don't count these perishable things to be your treasures.