Just been reading the Devotional book "The I WILLS of the Psalms" by P.B. Power.
Chapter 4 The "I WILL" of converse; contains the following wonderful thoughts;
"When our daily bread comes before us, common as it is, the glorious honour of God`s majesty is to be traced in it; for what was every grain of corn of which it was composed, but a separate resurrection from the dead?
And how could that have been brought about, save by the glorious majesty of God? Well might the Psalmist say, "I will meditate also of all Thy work, and talk of Thy doings."
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