Read: Deuteronomy 8
He was walking through this great wilderness: these forty years the Lord your God is with thee, and thou shalt not lack anything (Deuteronomy 2:7)
A year Bible reading:
Ezekiel 12-14
When George Müller was about to set up orphanages in Bristol to accommodate the children who lost their parents due to severe disease outbreaks, George was not a rich man. However, he believes the Father in heaven is so rich and can afford to maintain. He started the orphanage with relying totally to God. And, thanks to the continued prayers being said with full confidence, the Lord fulfill all their needs-even miraculous ways. Until finally, George managed to set up and manage up to five orphanages, with a total of 9,500 children were very well maintained.
When people called him "a giant of faith," George responded thus, "My faith is not different from the faith of other believers. Try it for yourself, and you will receive God's answer. "Yes, George Muller experienced maintenance and orphans is not the exclusive right, but the universal rights that should be enjoyed every believer. As the Lord also showed amazing providence and absurd, the people of Israel as they came out of Egypt. When God promised to lead, he never neglected to maintain. God continues to provide manna every day, until they arrived in Canaan (Exodus 16:35). In fact, God made clothes and shoes they are not broken, and they do not become swollen feet during a 40-year-old (Deuteronomy 8:4, 29:5).
Putting aside all fears in this life, because we are not going to live by our own strength. Maintenance of the Father who makes us live (Deuteronomy 8:17). He's the most caring Father in our lives
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