"STREAMS IN TEH DESERT" BY MRS. CHARLES E. COWMAN.

Charlie Z. Song

Dear All:
i'd love to study with all who are interested and who want to learn English....
Best Regards,


Charles Z. Song.

Charlie Z. Song

December 26:
It is a hard thing to be kept in the background at a time of crisis. In teh Garden of Gethsemane eight of eleven dosciples were left to to nothing. Jesus went to the front to pray; Peter, James and John went to the middle to watch; the rest sat down in the rear to wait. Methinks that party in the rear much have murmured. They were in the garden, but that was all; they had no share in the cultivation of its flowers. It ws a time of crisis, a time of storm and stress; and yet they were not suffered to work.

jarsonwer

hehe

Kathy

That’s a GREAT idea. You may put on one chapter or one paragraph each day so that we all have something to read every day...

Charlie Z. Song

that's exact what i am thinking and doing.....

woiyezi

Good idea!
Please continue to give us the story.

Charlie Z. Song

DON't flinch from suffering; bear it silently, patiently, resignedly; and be sure that it is God's way of infusing iron into your spiritual life. ..............
Are the best years of your life slipping away in enforced monotony? Are you beset by opposition, misnderstanding, and scorn, as the thick undergrowth besets the passage of the woodsman pioneer? Then take heart; he time is  not wasted!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Charlie Z. Song

12/28/2005
Rejoice in the Lord always: and again i say, Rejoyce.
sing a little song of trust, O my heart!
sing it just because you must;
as leaves start;
as flowers push their way through dust;
sing, my heart, because you must!

Charlie Z. Song

12/30/2005
Groanings which cannot be uttered are often prayers which cannot be refused.

Kathy

12/30/2005

说不出来的叹息往往是不能被拒绝的祷告.

Charlie Z. Song

12/31/2005
This my song through endless ages, Jesus let me all the way!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AND AGAIN THEY SAID, HALLELUJAH! (REV. 19:3, R. V.)

Charlie Z. Song

12/31/2005
So let us call out to one another through the darkness, till the gloom becomes vocal with many voices, encouraging the pilgrim host. Let the echoes gather till a very storm of Hallelujahs break in thundering waves around the sapphire thrones, and then as the morning breaks we shall find ourselves at the margin of hte sea of glass, crying, with the redeemed host, "Blessing and honor and glory be unto him that sitteth on the throne and to the Lamb forever and ever!"

Charlie Z. Song

01/07/2006 (if i am right, 01/07/1976 was the day when Zhou, Enlai died. No comments about him.)

"I have learned, in whatsoever state i am, therewith to be content." (Phil. 4:11)
Paul, denied of every comfort, wrote the above words in his dengeon. A story is told of a king who went into his garden one morning, and found everything withered and dying.....

Charlie Z. Song

next????

Kathy

he asked the oak that stood near the gate what the trouble was. He found it was sick of life and determined to die because it was not tall and beautiful like the pine. The pine was all out of heart because it could not bear grapes, like the vine. The vine was going to throw its life away because it could not stand erect and have as fine fruit as the peach tree.