Twenty-fourth Mountain Peak
"The Lord God hath given me the tongue of the learned, that I should know how to speak a word in season to him that is weary: he wakeneth morning by morning, he wakeneth mine ear to hear as the learned," Isaiah 50:4
Is IT POSSIBLE that, however foolish we are, we can have the tongue of the learned? I remember one man, who was born again in North India. He was an illiterate man, and some of the young men made fun of him saying: "You foolish man! you are illiterate!" He said to them: "In your sight 1 am foolish, but I know one thing. Suppose you take a little curd and put it in milk the whole thing becomes curds. But suppose you put a large quantity of curds into milk, the latter will be spoiled. Even so your much learning and knowledge of Geography and History and Science will not be useful for spiritual things. But on the other hand human wisdom is foolishness before God." Many used to come to this illiterate man for prayer. Though outwardly foolish, he was given the tongue of the learned. When you pray say this, "Lord, give me the tongue of the learned" and He will do so. Say to Him "Lord, give me a message for somebody". Matt. 10:20, Luke 12:12; 12:16, Acts 6:10. By faith claim these promises and He will give you the right word for your friends or enemies.
Isa. 50: 4 "He awakens me morning after morning," —without the alarm the Lord wakes us up. Say to Him, "Lord, wake me up at 5 o'clock and give me a message for the day". You will be surprised how the Lord wakes us up and prepares us for the whole day. That is our privilege. You can tell Him "Lord. I have no alarm to get up early in the morning, and thus find time to prepare me for the day". All of us can and should speak to Him early in the morning and enjoy His presence and that will keep us fresh for the whole day. Many people do not attend early morning prayer. They waste their time. Go upon your knees early in the morning, and get the Lord's message and say, "Lord, teach me and speak to me, and give Thy word for my enemies, friends, teachers and co-workers." That is how we enjoy our salvation and become more useful to God.
