2/21 Monday meditation

Oh brothers, oh sisters, don't tell me that we have got the fulness. Oh the fulness of the Spirit, an immeasurable measure! Oh, don't tell me there are any limitations of it. It comes in floods we cannot contain. I drink and drink and drink again, and still we yet are dry.

Oh saints of God, the more of this joy they get, the more they require, the more they desire. It is God in you that longs for all the fulness of God to come into you, praise His name. But we must be partakers of it.

-- Smith Wigglesworth

2/18 Friday faith

Smith Wigglesworth tells of an aunt who was on her deathbed. He was summoned to say farewell before she died.

As my hand touched her hand, the divine virtue of heaven flowed through the death form conditions, and brought her back into perfect life, perfect as ever she was, instantaneously brought back from death into life, joy, and peace. Oh brothers, there is a virtue, there is a truth, God must manifest His power till everything we touch moves at the powers of God. . .

Oh, if there is anything in the Scriptures that is moving me to understand, it is that there is a transmitting condition, there is a power that goes through the human body to another body. I see that it is in perfect conjunction with the Scriptures that we lay hands on the sick, and they shall recover.

-- Smith Wigglesworth

2/17 Thursday thoughts

He wants us to go higher and higher. . .
But God has a way, it is called the way of holiness, and He can bring us into that place. He has a divine longing to bring us into that place where we hear the voice of God, we see the form of God, we understand the way of God, and we walk in communion with God. These are the places where divine virtue flows.

-- Smith Wigglesworth

2/16 Wednesday wisdom

For who hath known the mind of Christ, or who is able to make intercession but the mind of the Spirit of the living God. He maketh intercession. Where is He? He is in us.

Oh, this baptism of the Holy Ghost is an inward presence of the personality of God, which lifts, prays, takes hold, lives in, with a tranquility of peace and power that rests and says, "It is all right."

God answers prayer because the Holy Ghost prays, and your advocate is Jesus, and the Father the Judge of all. There He is. Is it possible for any prayer to be missed on those lines?

-- Smith Wigglesworth

2/15 Tuesday truth

(continuing the thought from Monday)

We shall become flat, and anemic, and helpless without this Word, dormant and so helpless to take hold. You are not any good for anything apart from the Word. The Word is everything. The Word has to become everything. When the heavens and the earth are melted away then we shall be as bright, and brighter than the day, and going on to be consistent because of the Word of God . . .

The Word is divinely appointed for us. Think about it. . . Take it in. Think it out. Work it out. It is divine. See it, truth.

--Smith Wigglesworth

2/14 Monday meditation

God has never given me a taste or a relish for any book but the Bible. . . Oh, how much better to get the Book of books which contains nothing but God. If a book is commended because it has something about God in it, how much more shall the Word of God be the food of the soul, the strengthening of the believer, and the building up of the human order of character with God, so that all the time he is being changed by the Spirit of the Lord from one state of glory into another.
This is the ideal principle of God.

-- Smith Wigglesworth

2/11 Friday faith

To think that God can make a mistake is the biggest blunder that a man makes in his life. God makes no mistakes. But when we are in the will of God the plan works out admirably because it is divine, thought out by the almightiness of God.

-- Smith Wigglesworth