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A remarkable story of grace and redemption is that of Edward Mote, who lived in England in the 1800s. Owners of a pub in London, his parents frequently left him to his own devices on the streets of the city. Edward later reflected, “I grew up knowing nothing at all about God. ” In his teens, he was trained as a cabinetmaker, a profession he pursued well into his 50s. In addition to teaching Mote his trade, his master-teacher also led him to the Lord. After that he became a Baptist preacher. At one point, his congregation wanted to thank and bless him… and they offered him the ownership of the church building. “I do not want the building, ” he replied. “I only want the pulpit. And if I ever cease preaching Christ, then you need to drive me out of it! ” Continuing to preach every Sunday until shortly before he passed away in his 70s, Mote also wrote hymns, at one point publishing a book with nearly 100 of his hymns . Recognizing his own rescue from an empty and unstable life, he composed the well-known and well loved hymn, “My Hope is Built on Nothing Less. ”
This hymn met my need this morning, calming my anxious and troubled soul. Through every high and stormy gale, my anchor holds within the veil. Thank you Lord, for being such an anchor in every situation! Oh Lord Jesus, I love You!
A wonderful song in deed, Soul soothing and refreshing in times of sorrow and anxiety. Thanks for putting it down for us. the words came to my spirit while I was praying and didn't know how to sing it but when I googled I got it🙏🙏
Wow this as been my best hymn and it as strength me when every I feel disconnected thank you for never giving up on me in Christ Jesus I stand firm today ❤️Amen
God's dealing with His redeemed people through the Trinity was for the purpose of keeping them in the enjoyment of His riches through His divine dispensing. Without the Angel of Jehovah, Jehovah had no way to go with them in their midst. For Jehovah to be with His people, there was the need of the Angel. Today without Christ, God has no way to be with us. Furthermore, the cloud and the pillar of cloud were necessary for God to come to His people and stay with them. Similarly, today the Spirit, the pneumatic Christ, enables God to come to us and stay with us so that we may enjoy His presence. The crucified Christ as the cleft rock is our standing and hiding before the manifested God. Hymns, #298 says, "On Christ, the solid Rock, I stand; / All other ground is sinking sand." Hymns, #206 says, "I stand upon His merit; / I know no other stand." Because the crucified Christ, Christ in His death, is our standing and our hiding, we can communicate with and contact God. The merciful and governmental God and the rebellious, stiff-necked people can be brought together only through the Angel, the pillar of cloud, the cleft rock, and the hand of Jehovah, which typify Christ as God's sent One, the pneumatic Christ, Christ in His death, and Christ as the covering in God's manifestation. Because of the operation of the Trinity in this way, we now enjoy God's continual presence. Moreover, He manifests Himself to us, and we see Him in a hidden way. We have a standing and a hiding, a covering. This all-inclusive care of the Divine Trinity is for the purpose of His remaining with us to dispense Himself for our enjoyment.