He who saves me is near to me

The book of Isaiah contains a chapter that inspires confidence to the God’s servants, making it clear that the Lord is close to His servants, and that even though many want to contend against them or even fight, our God will come to our salvation.

This chapter draws a parallel with the person of Jesus, alluding to the accusations made against Him when He preached or corrected what was wrong. Those who considered themselves princes of the law murmured against Him.

Just as the Father was with each of His servants at different times, both in the Old and New Testaments, our Lord was also strengthened in His most difficult moments. This was a cause for joy, because it taught us that our Savior is near us.

He is near that justifieth me; who will contend with me? let us stand together: who is mine adversary? let him come near to me.

Isaiah 50:8

Where would we be if our Savior were not near us day after day? Our shield and defense come from the Lord. He helps His servants to persevere, to be faithful, and to believe that their Savior is near to them.

Do you feel insecure because you have strayed from the Lord? Then draw near to Him and seek Him, for He is your only hope. Only He can save you from those who shame and oppress you. Trust, and God will make a way before you.

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