My Introduction To You...
From Dorothea Montague

 

I am an elderly widow residing in Alberta, Canada. I was a very new Christian when I first heard that still, small voice of the Lord speaking to me. I awoke one morning to hear in My spirit the words, "Believe and it shall be so," and I had no doubt that it was from the Lord. I felt so humble to think that a great and mighty God would speak to me and my heart was filled with joy as I meditated on these words.

For many months I continued to hear at intervals, short messages from the Lord, until eventually a new dimension evolved and frequently in my 'quiet time' I would hear, 'write what I shall tell you' and always a message would come forth.

One of the first Scriptures the Lord gave me was, "This word came unto Jeremiah from the Lord, saying, 'Take a scroll of a book and write in it all the words that I have spoken to you." (Jer. 36:1b-2a)

And the Lord spoke these words:

"Just as I caused the words that I spoke to Jeremiah, to be written in a book so long ago, so I have directed you to write in a book the words which I have spoken unto you. My child, you have been faithful in seeking My will for the words I have spoken unto you and in My timing and in the places that I choose they shall be read and shall bless all those who hear."
As I contemplate these wonderful messages from the Lord I marvel at the ways of the Lord.

But God hath chosen the foolish things of the world to confound the wise, and God hath chosen the weak things of the world to confound the things which are mighty. (1 Cor. 1:27)

To choose me, an elderly housewife, unlearned and unqualified to use as a channel for such words of encouragement and hope instills within me a truly humble spirit. I shall always be filled with thanksgiving for His love, for His kindness and for His direction.

The Lord patiently led me through periods of fear and doubt, the fear of speaking a wrong word and doubt that I was really hearing from Him. In spite of this I always knew that He was with me and that I could trust in Him.

During one of the periods of doubting He sent a dear friend many miles to pray for me. In the midst of her prayer she stopped to say, "Dorothea, you are concerned for your ministry, but, I tell you it is from the Lord. O yes, Dorothea's thoughts intervene on occasion, but the Lord will guide you.." Such a burden was lifted from me and I knew that I did not have to strive to be perfect and that the Lord would protect His words.

I would invite everyone to seek the Lord for discernment and to discard anything that you perceive to be 'Dorothea's thoughts.'

In † Him,
Dorothea Montague

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