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You may fear that the Lord has passed you by, but it is…

“You may fear that the Lord has passed you by, but it is not so: he who counts the stars, and calls them by their names, is in no danger of forgetting his own children. He knows your case as thoroughly as if you were the only creature he ever made, or the only saint he ever loved. Approach him and…” quote by Charles Spurgeon
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“You may fear that the Lord has passed you by, but it is not so: he who counts the stars, and calls them by their names, is in no danger of forgetting his own children. He knows your case as thoroughly as if you were the only creature he ever made, or the only saint he ever loved. Approach him and be at peace.”

Charles Spurgeon

About This Quote

This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.

Divine care is personal; God knows each individual intimately and offers peace when approached.

In simple terms: God knows you personally and offers peace.

Key Takeaway

Seek God for comfort.

Themes

faith comfort divine care peace

Mood

reverent hopeful

Type

spiritual inspirational

When to use this quote

  • personal crisis
  • grief
  • anxiety
  • seeking solace

Key Concepts

theology personal relationship spiritual intimacy

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do you experience God's personal care?
  • What steps bring you closer to peace?
A Different Perspective

May human doubt hinder recognizing divine presence.

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