He Shall Glorify Me
Overview
A compilation of Oswald Chambers' lectures on the Holy Spirit and other themes, compiled mainly from messages given to the men in Egypt and later printed as leaflets. Pondered in whole or in part, these studies are both of individual value or as part of the thread of continuity, the work of the Holy Spirit.
Product Details
- Title: He Shall Glorify Me
- Author: Oswald Chambers
- Publisher: Marshall, Morgan & Scott
- Publication Date: 1946, 1996
Top Highlights
“The spirit that comes in is not that of doing anything for Jesus, but of being a perfect delight to Him.” (source)
“A lily grows where it is put and does not fuss; we are always inclined to say ‘I would be all right if only I were somewhere else.’ If our spiritual life does not grow where we are, it will grow nowhere.” (source)
“We learn to welcome the patience of Jesus only when we get to the point of human destitution. It is not that God will not do anything for us until we get there, but that He cannot. God can do nothing for me if I am sufficient for myself. When we come to the place of destitution spiritually we find the Lord waiting, and saying, ‘If any man thirst, let him come unto Me, and drink.’” (source)
“The power of the Holy Spirit and His personal presence are not the same; the power of the Holy Spirit was mightily present in the world before His personal advent. In this dispensation we not only have the power of the Holy Spirit, but His personal presence moving amongst us.” (source)
“A man’s beliefs are the effect of his being a Christian, not the cause of it.” (source)