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MH 202.1
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The widow and the fatherless are the objects of the Lord's special care.
Widows and fatherless children are recipients of divine care and protection. The passage expresses a theological view of divine providence.
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MH 202.2
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“A Father of the fatherless, and a Judge of the widows, Is God in His holy habitation.”
God is described as a protector of the fatherless and a judge of widows. This is a scriptural quotation highlighting divine attributes.
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MH 202.3
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“Thy Maker is thy husband; Jehovah of hosts is His name: And the Holy One of Israel is thy Redeemer; The God of the whole earth shall He be called.”
God stands as husband, redeemer, and Lord of hosts for His people. This is a scriptural quotation expressing spiritual identity and relationship.
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MH 202.4
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“Leave thy fatherless children, I will preserve them alive; And let thy widows trust in Me.” Psalm 68:5 ; Isaiah 54:5 , A.R.V.; Jeremiah 49:11 .
Individuals are invited to trust God to preserve their fatherless children and widows. The text contains scriptural verses offering reassurance and spiritual trust.
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MH 202.5
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Many a father, when called upon to part from his loved ones, has died resting in faith upon God's promise to care for them. The Lord provides for the widow and the fatherless, not by a miracle in sending manna from heaven, not by sending ravens to bring them food; but by a miracle upon human hearts, expelling selfishness, and unsealing the fountains of Christlike love. The afflicted and bereaved ones He commits to His followers as a precious trust. They have the very strongest claim upon our sympathy.
God provides for the vulnerable through human sympathy and charitable action inspired by Christlike love. This paragraph expresses a spiritual and ethical principle regarding divine provision operating through human benevolence rather than physical miracles.
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MH 202.6
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In homes supplied with life's comforts, in bins and granaries filled with the yield of abundant harvests, in warehouses stocked with the products of the loom, and vaults stored with gold and silver, God has supplied means for the sustenance of these needy ones. He calls upon us to be channels of His bounty.
Individuals blessed with material abundance are morally obligated to use their resources to sustain the needy. This paragraph presents an ethical directive regarding the stewardship of material wealth for the benefit of others.
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