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  HOW SMALL A WHISPER DO WE HEAR OF HIM!
  by F.B. Meyer
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Summary: The sermon emphasizes the vastness of God's power and love,
encouraging listeners to trust in His heart and wait upon Him for
empowerment.

Topics: "God's Power", "Divine Love"
Scripture References: Job 26:14, Ephesians 1:19

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F.B. Meyer reflects on Job's profound understanding of God's majesty,
illustrating that the universe and its wonders are merely a whisper
compared to the thunder of God's glory and power. He emphasizes that
while Job could only glimpse the outskirts of God's ways, we have the
privilege of witnessing the ultimate expression of God's power through
the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Meyer reassures us that
God's power is rooted in His love, which is directed towards His
children, encouraging us to approach God with reverence and to seek His
strength for our lives. He reminds us that God's might is available to
empower us for service and daily living.

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How small a whisper do we hear of Him! Job xxvi. 14 (R.V.).

JOB in thought passes through the universe. Sheol stands for the grave
and the unseen world; Abaddon, for Satan, or for the great reservoirs in
which the destructive agencies of creation have their home. With a
marvellous anticipation of the conclusions of modern science, he speaks
of the world as pendant in space. He passes to the confines of light and
darkness, rides on the wings of the wind, discourses of the clouds,
skims the mighty surface of the sea. All this, however, he deems as the
outskirts of God's ways. It is but a whisper compared to the mighty
thunder of his glory and power. If this is a whisper, what must the
thunder be! If this universe is but a flower on the meadows of God's
life, what must not God Himself be!

Perhaps we know something more of the thunder of his power than Job
could, because we have stood beneath Calvary and seen Jesus die, and He
is the wisdom and power of God; yea, we have witnessed the exceeding
greatness of his power, according to the working of the strength of his
might, which He wrought in Christ, when He raised Him from the dead.

Who of us can fathom or understand the power of God? But what a comfort
to know that it is an attribute of his heart. God is not power, but He
is love, and his love throbs through and commands his power. Be reverent
when you kneel before the great and mighty God; but believe that all his
power is engaged on the side of his weakest, needist child. And more:
cease not to wait upon God until He endue you with his mighty power, for
service and for daily living. A Nasmyth hammer can break a nutshell
without crushing or touching the kernel.

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Source: https://sermonindex.net/speakers/fb-meyer/how-small-a-whisper-do-we-hear-of-him/
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