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  NONE SAITH, WHERE IS GOD MY MAKER,
  by F.B. Meyer
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Summary: The sermon encourages believers to seek God's presence and
songs of hope during their darkest nights of doubt, grief, and
discouragement.

Topics: "Hope in Darkness", "God's Comfort"
Scripture References: Job 35:10, Psalm 30:5, Psalm 34:18, Psalm 42:8, Isaiah 41:10, Isaiah 61:3, Matthew 11:28-30, Romans 15:13, 2 Corinthians 1:3-4, Philippians 4:6-7

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F.B. Meyer emphasizes the importance of seeking God during our darkest
nights, whether they be filled with doubt, bereavement, or
discouragement. He encourages believers to turn their thoughts to God,
who can transform our sleepless hours into moments of hope and song.
Meyer shares personal anecdotes of how God can lift the burdens of
despair and fill our hearts with joy, reminding us that even in our
struggles, we are not alone. The sermon calls for a response of faith,
urging us to embrace the songs our Maker provides in times of trouble.

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None saith, Where is God my Maker,

who giveth songs in the night? Job xxxv. 10.

DO you have sleepless nights, tossing on the hot pillow, and watching
for the first glint of dawn? Ask the Divine Spirit to enable you to fix
your thoughts on God, your Maker, and believe that He can fill those
lonely, dreary hours with song.

Is yours the night of doubt? ‑‑ A holy man tells us that
once as he was sitting by the fire, a great cloud came over him, and a
temptation beset him to think that all things came by nature; and as he
sat still under it, and let it alone, a living hope arose in him, and a
true voice said, "There is a living God who made all things." And
immediately the cloud and temptation vanished away, and life rose over
it all. His heart was glad, and he praised the living God. Was not this
a song in the night?

Is yours the night of bereavement? ‑‑ Is it not often to
such God draws near, and assures the mourner that the Lord had need of
its beloved, and called "the eager, earnest spirit to stand in the
bright throng of the invisible, liberated, radiant, active, intent on
some high mission"; and as the thought enters, is there not the
beginning of a song?

Is yours the night of discouragement and fancied or actual failure?
‑‑ No one understands you, your friends reproach; but your
Maker draws nigh, and gives you a song ‑‑ the song of hope,
the song which is harmonious with the strong, deep music of his
providence. Be ready to sing the songs that your Maker gives.

"What then? Shall we sit idly down and say

'The night hath come; it is no longer day'?

. . . . . . . . .

Yet as the evening twilight fades away,

The sky is filled with stars, invisible to day."

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Source: https://sermonindex.net/speakers/fb-meyer/none-saith-where-is-god-my-maker/
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