From Ava's Little Visits with God devotional:
Long ago Moses wrote, "Underneath are the everlasting arms." What do you think he meant?
Was he thinking of a boy jumping from a chair into his mother's arms? God's care is like a mother's arms.
Was he thinking of a girl whose father carried her over some water? God's care is like a father's arms.
Was he thinking of an eagle? The mother eagle flies under her young eagles while they are learning to fly. If they fall, the mother eagle catches them on her back and flies them safely back to the nest.
The everlasting arms under us are God's arms. We can't see God's arms, but God tells us that nothing bad can happen to His children because "underneath are the everlasting arms."
God's arms are everlasting- they never get tired, they're never too weak to help us, and they're always under us.
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