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To Walk and Not Faint: A Month of Meditations on Isaiah 40 is unavailable, but you can change that!

Completely revised more than 15 years after its first printing, To Walk and Not Faint is Marva J. Dawn’s popular first book. Her devotional reflections examine Isaiah 40 as it deals with many of the critical issues of daily life. Dawn’s meticulous study opens up each verse of Isaiah 40 to challenge us with significant insights for faith and profound motivation for growth in discipleship. The...

40:13. He asks who has directed the Spirit of YHWH or as his counselor has instructed him. Obviously the answer is that no one can, that no one does, and yet how often we do try. The first question in the Hebrew is made doubly ironic by the occurrence of a repeated verb; the same verb that was chosen to describe God’s regulating of the heavens in verse 12 asks now who it is that establishes God. Can anyone have the ability to direct him, he who directed the ordering of the heavens with his thumb
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