A man who is with God is the majority

RESUMEN: It is not necessary to have a large number of people to achieve God's purposes. Sometimes having too many helpers can hinder God's work. The Lord has often used one person to accomplish great things, and with faith in Him, even a small group can be victorious. Trust in God's strength and be courageous.

Why count heads? A man who is with God is the majority even if there are a thousand on the other side. Sometimes our helpers could be too many for God to work through them, as happened with Gideon, who could do nothing until he had increased his strength by reducing his numbers. But the Lord's army is never too small. When God wanted to found a nation, He called only Abram and blessed him. When he wanted to defeat the haughty Pharaoh, he did not use any army, but only Moses and Aaron. The "one man ministry", as certain sages call it, has been used much more by the Lord than trained groups with their officers. Did all the Israelites together kill as many Philistines as Samson did alone? Saul and his armies smitten his thousands, and David his ten thousands.

The Lord can give the enemy ample advantages and still defeat him. If we have faith, we have God with us, and then what are the multitudes of men? A sheepdog can herd a large flock of sheep. If the Lord sends you, my brother, His strength will achieve His divine purpose. So rest on the promise, and be brave.

Source: The Bank of Faith Checkbook. Translation by Allan Roman.

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