[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":22},["ShallowReactive",2],{"library-daily-strength-for-daily-needs-0605":3},{"id":4,"date":4,"session":5,"title":6,"blocks":7},"0605","","June 5",[8,11,14,17,20],{"type":9,"text":10},"scripture","Speak, Lord; for Thy servant heareth.--I SAM. iii. 9.",{"type":12,"text":13},"verse","Though heralded with nought of fear,\nOr outward sign or show:\nThough only to the inward ear\nIt whispers soft and low;\nThough dropping, as the manna fell,\nUnseen, yet from above,\nNoiseless as dew-fall, heed it well,--\nThy Father's call of love.",{"type":15,"text":16},"attribution","J. G. WHITTIER.",{"type":18,"text":19},"paragraph","This is one result of the attitude into which we are put by humility, by disinterestedness, by purity, by calmness, that we have the opportunity, the disengagement, the silence, in which we may watch what is the will of God concerning us. If we think no more of ourselves than we ought to think, if we seek not our own but others' welfare, if we are prepared to take all things as God's dealings with us, then we may have a chance of catching from time to time what God has to tell us. In the Mussulman devotions, one constant gesture is to put the hands to the ears, as if to listen for the messages from the other world. This is the attitude, the posture which our minds assume, if we have a standing-place above and beyond the stir and confusion and dissipation of this mortal world.",{"type":15,"text":21},"A. P. STANLEY.",1790042086910]