DAILY?READINGS: Exodus 14:5-31; Psalms 49-50; Acts 7:30 to 8:4
Tomorrow shall be as this day and much more abundant. Isaiah 56:12
This expresses the optimistic expectation of the worldling as he looks ahead, yet, invariably, he is disappointed. Tomorrow indeed has the possibility of being better than today but then, again, it may be much worse. Neither they nor we can know what tomorrow will bring. Each must wait in doubt and perhaps apprehension to see what transpires. As believers, however, we are confident that all our tomorrows are in God’s hands and so we wait in confident expectation that all will be well. And in the end we know it will be. —Roy Hill
Once in the gloomy grave He lay, but, by his rising power,
He bore the gates of death away: Hail! Mighty Conqueror. —C. M.