Attributes of God | Authority | Consequences | Humility | Power | Pride | Sovereignty

GOD WAS TOO MUCH
Napoleon was the greatest general of his day and maybe even of all time. He was also unequaled as a politician. He was known for a most unconquerable will. He willed to have the whole world at his feet; and it seemed as if it would be, and as if nothing could prevent it. BUT GOD WILLED OTHERWISE. History records how the grand army of Napoleon marched on Moscow after boasting “Russia next, the Britain and Napoleon shall rule the world.” Oh, but friends, God spoke and a tiny and soft snowflake fell on the emperor’s coat sleeve. He brushed it off as nothing. Then another fell- and another and another and they kept on falling until Napoleon’s proud army was reeling back, broken and defeated, a sick shadow of it’s former strength. History tells us that the emperor muttered darkly, “God Almighty was too much for me.” God’s armies of the elements were loosed and the history of the…

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