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Alone With The Lord Do you know what it is to be alone with Jesus? As you read through the 4 gospels, you find many individuals who were alone with the Lord, and as a result, received special blessing and communication. This seems especially marked in John’s Gospel. Here are 7 examples: Philip, in chapter 1. Nicodemus, in chapter 3. The Samaritan woman, in chapter 4. The impotent man, in chapter 5. The woman accused of adultery, in chapter 8 The blind man, in chapter 9. Mary Magdalene, in chapter 20. Centuries earlier, David declared, “In Thy presence is fulness of joy” (Psalm 16:11). He had learned to be alone with the Lord and had experienced the joy that it brought to his heart and mind. On another occasion, we read, “And David the king came and sat before the Lord.” (1 Chronicles 17:16). Perfectly comfortable in the presence of the Lord, he could sit and enjoy fellowship. It is a blessing to cultivate this habit and to take time from our busy schedules to be alone with the Lord.
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