
“Thou shalt remember all the way which the Lord thy God led thee” (Deu 8:2).
Looking out of the window as the express train thundered on its way, as I sat with my back to the engine, the curve round which we had come and the distant way over a viaduct [a long elevated roadway] were plainly visible. It is not without its benefit to look back on the track one has come in the experiences of the Christian life, for one is able to see
Look in! Look up! Look out! Look back!
Look in, and see your vileness (Job 40:4).
Look up, and behold your Saviour’s loveliness (Heb 12:2).
Look out and ponder the need of man’s helplessness (Mat 9:36-38; Jhn 4:35); and
look back and remember what the Lord has done.
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