Is it not Thou, O Lord my God, whose mercies are without number?

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Is it not Thou, O Lord my God, whose mercies are without number? Where hath it been well with me without Thee? Or when could it be evil whilst Thou wert near? I had rather be poor for Thy sake, than rich without Thee. I choose rather to be a pilgrim upon the earth with Thee than without Thee to possess heaven.

Source The Imitation of Christ, Book 3, Chapter 59, §1 · 📖 Read the full passage

✨ To meditate on today

According to The Imitation of Christ, the greatest consolation of this life is God’s infinite mercy: with Him, we are never truly badly off, and without Him, no riches can fill us. Today, in whatever you lack or whatever weighs on you, simply say: “With Thee, I am not alone,” and notice what this presence changes in the way you live that moment.

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