"Comfort, comfort my people, says your God. Speak tenderly to Jerusalem, and cry to her that her warfare is ended." (Isaiah 40)
A Reformed Pastor of old once said, "The Problems of this Life Call for a Solution, and the Dark Valley of Death Calls for a Way Out." That's Where the Heidelberg Catechism Begins - with the Solution and the Way Out.
Christ Comforts His People with Enduring Words of Comfort, Saying:
1. "Take Comfort, For You Are Mine"
2. "Take Comfort, For Your Warfare Is Ended"
3. "Take Comfort, For I Am a Watchful Shepherd"
4. "Take Comfort, For I Will Give You Strength"
