Sing a new song and a life without well
You will have a new song on his lips, a hymn of praise to God. This is the second way we will know who said goodbye to the well.
Nothing obstructs the trachea at the time of praising God as the polluted air of a well. But a song of praise, sung freely and spontaneously offered is one of the most conspicuous features of the joy in tribulation.
Just so you know they are out of that well when they perceive that God has put a new song on his lips. This does not mean that the pain may be caused in the well disappeared, it just means perhaps that is no longer standing, is no longer dark.
Our vision has returned, and hope has returned back to our hearts. A witness to the goodness of God flows from the well to the lips. The music suddenly comes alive and puts words to their feelings.
But life on this earth will not be easy, but never have to live at the bottom of a well. Of course we still have bad days, but if we stand on the rock, growing our relationship with the Lord, we know that will come smoothly but falls to deep wells will not happen again.
We end by quoting a great preacher, Charles Spurgeon:
"He said," Rise "and he did well because I've been lying too long in the midst of worldliness. He has risen, I have risen with Him, why then should I hold on to dust ?.... But Lord, how can a piece of clay out of the pot so horrible? Oh, lift me, get me out. Your grace can do. Send your Holy Spirit to light the sacred flame of love in my heart, and continue rising until the life and times left behind, and really get out of there. "
May God bless you and keep you! Jackie
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