IN working out the question of supply there is probably no more helpful and inspiring lesson in the whole range of the Scriptures than that contained in the account given in the opening verses of the fourth chapter of the second book of Kings. The man of God was faced with what seemed a difficult and distressing problem; a crisis had arisen in the life of one of his friends, which, if not handled promptly and firmly, promised a tragic finale.
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