August 21 "He brought me forth also into a large place; he delivered me; because he delighted in me." (Psa. 18:19.) AND what is this "large place?" What can it be but God Himself, that infinite Being in whom all other beings and all other streams of life terminate? God is a large place indeed. And it was through humiliation, through abasement, through nothingness that David was brought into it. ─Madame Guyon. "I bare you on eagle's wings, and brought you unto myself."(Exod. 19:4.) Fearing to launcn on "full surrender's" tide. I asked the Lord where would its waters glide My little bark, "To troubled seas I dread?" "Unto Myself," He said. Weeping beside an open grave I stood, In bitterness of soul I cried to God: "Where leads this path of sorrow that I tread?" "Unto Myself," He said. Striving for souls, I loved the work too well; Then disappointments came; I could not tell The reason, till He said, "I am thine all; Unto Myself I call." Unto Himself! No earthly tongue can tell The bliss I find, since in His heart I dwell; The things that charmed me once seen all as naught; Unto Himself I'm brought. ─Selected