梦游圣经66本书

2026年8月7日 灵修

经文

「不要惧怕！与我们同在的，比与他们同在的更多。」

以利沙祷告说：「耶和华啊，求你开这少年人的眼目，使他能看见。」耶和华开他的眼目，他就看见满山有火车火马围绕着以利沙。

——列王纪下 6:16–17

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灵修分享

有一位小女孩第一次坐飞机。

飞机起飞后，很快穿过厚厚的乌云。窗外一片灰暗，机身也因为气流而不断颠簸。

她有些紧张，紧紧抓住妈妈的手，问：

「外面是不是一直都是这样？」

妈妈轻轻指着窗外说：

「再等一下。」

几分钟后，飞机穿过云层，眼前突然出现一片灿烂的阳光，蓝天无边无际。

小女孩惊讶地说：

「原来太阳一直都在！」

妈妈笑着回答：

「不是太阳消失了，只是云把它挡住了。」

我们的生命也常常如此。

当困难来临时，我们很容易只看见眼前的乌云，以为神离开了，以为没有出路了。

列王纪下第六章，亚兰王派大军包围多坍城，要捉拿以利沙。

清晨，仆人看见四面都是敌军，害怕得说：

「哀哉！我主啊，我们怎么办呢？」

但以利沙却十分平静，因为他看见了仆人看不见的。

他说：

「不要惧怕！与我们同在的，比与他们同在的更多。」

随后，他祷告：

「耶和华啊，求你开这少年人的眼目。」

神立刻开了仆人的眼睛，他看见满山都是火车火马，围绕着保护神的仆人。

敌人的军队没有改变，环境也没有立刻改变。

改变的是他的眼光。

很多时候，我们也需要这样的祷告。

不是先求神改变环境，而是先求神打开我们的眼睛，让我们看见祂仍然掌权、仍然同在、仍然作工。

当我们看见神，就不会一直盯着问题；当我们相信神，就不会一直被恐惧捆绑。

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今日默想

真正决定我们是否平安的，不是环境，而是我们看见了什么。

愿主每天打开我们的眼睛，使我们看见祂的同在胜过惧怕，祂的能力大过困难，祂的应许永远不会落空。

当我们看见神，就能带着信心继续向前。

Seeing the Unseen

Devotional – August 7, 2026

Scripture

“Do not be afraid. Those who are with us are more than those who are with them.”

And Elisha prayed, “LORD, open his eyes so that he may see.” Then the LORD opened the servant’s eyes, and he saw the hills full of horses and chariots of fire all around Elisha.

— 2 Kings 6:16–17

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Devotional Reflection

A little girl was taking her first flight.

Soon after takeoff, the airplane entered a thick layer of dark clouds. Outside the window everything looked gray, and the aircraft shook continuously in the turbulence.

Feeling nervous, she held her mother’s hand tightly and asked,

“Is it always like this outside?”

Her mother gently pointed toward the window and said,

“Just wait a little longer.”

A few minutes later, the plane broke through the clouds. Suddenly, brilliant sunshine filled the sky, stretching endlessly above them.

The little girl exclaimed,

“So the sun has been there all along!”

Her mother smiled and replied,

“The sun never disappeared. The clouds were simply hiding it.”

Our lives are often like that.

When difficulties come, we easily focus only on the dark clouds before us. We may think God has left us or that there is no way forward.

In 2 Kings chapter 6, the king of Aram sent a great army to surround the city of Dothan in order to capture Elisha.

Early the next morning, Elisha’s servant saw the enemy forces surrounding them and cried out in fear,

“Oh no, my lord! What shall we do?”

But Elisha remained calm because he saw what his servant could not see.

He said,

“Do not be afraid. Those who are with us are more than those who are with them.”

Then he prayed,

“LORD, open his eyes so that he may see.”

Immediately, God opened the servant’s eyes, and he saw the hills filled with horses and chariots of fire surrounding and protecting God’s servant.

The enemy army had not changed, nor had the circumstances immediately changed.

What changed was his perspective.

Many times, we need to pray the same prayer.

Instead of first asking God to change our circumstances, we should first ask Him to open our eyes so that we may see that He is still sovereign, still present, and still at work.

When we see God, we will no longer be consumed by our problems. When we trust Him, we will no longer be held captive by fear.

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Reflection for Today

What determines whether we have peace is not our circumstances, but what we choose to see.

May the Lord open our eyes each day to see that His presence is greater than our fears, His power is greater than our difficulties, and His promises never fail.

When we see God, we can move forward with faith.