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pages home about contact church survey evidence suffering prophecy god's love wartime miracles and a national scandal there is an old fable which tells the story of two spiders, one the mother and the other her son. the story goes that mother spider made a lovely home in her web and she suspended this web from a single strand hanging from a tree branch far above. one day, her son paid a visit. as he surveyed her home he noticed this single strand seemingly ascending into empty space. thinking it useless he cut it and instantly to his horror the whole web fell and was destroyed. the spiritual lesson behind this fable is very simple. many people today look back upon the wartime generation and regard their faithful belief in almighty god as something really strange and peculiar. as a minister i have often heard comments like “oh granny and grandad went to church every sunday. i don’t know why”. or “granny read her bible every day. how boring that must have been!” they might occasionally add “we have no interest in anything like that, being religious is a waste of time.” it is this kind of attitude which has led many people today to cut the thread of faith in god which supported previous generations and now to their horror the whole structure of our society has collapsed in a myriad of social and moral problems. that thread, that faith in god; that hope in him, that eternal light which could never be extinguished, is precisely what kept previous generations going, through war and bloodshed. today’s generation has largely dismissed this faith as being unimportant and we see the ruinous results all around. it is often said that the past is like another country with regard to belief and behaviour and i am reminded of this truth time and again as i study the attitudes of those who experienced wartime. as a minister for over thirty years i have immersed myself in researching wartime events from both world wars. i have personally talked to those who served in the trenches during the first world war and i have talked to numerous ex-service personnel from the second world war. it has been a unique privilege to have been able to do this and i can say with total conviction that an underlying faith in almighty god was absolutely integral to keeping people in this country strong and keeping them going. they believed that god was real and in turn they witnessed profound examples of god being at work in this world of chaos which men have made. an example of just how strong and how widespread this belief in god really was, can be seen in the response of people, when king george 6th called for a national prayer day at the time of the dunkirk crisis. in may 1940 when france had fallen and the british army was trapped at dunkirk where they were to be annihilated, king george 6th called for a national day of prayer to plead for divine intervention. so widespread and so deep was faith in god that literally millions of people flocked into churches to pray. the special service held in westminster abbey was so inundated that there is a famous photograph showing a queue a quarter of a mile long as people desperately tried to get in to pray. that’s how important and how widespread faith was in that generation. they knew god was real and they knew he could be petitioned through heartfelt prayer. the result of that national day of prayer was of course the miracle of dunkirk, without which none of us would be here today. history shows that the faith of that generation was regularly rewarded. only those who study the events of the second world war can fully appreciate just how close we came to losing the war and losing our freedom. the facts show that at numerous crisis points when it seemed all was lost, the people of this nation witnessed god’s hand at work, changing what should have been the natural outcome of an event into a deliverance. recently i came across an article written by no less a person than the actual head of the british and american planning staff, the body responsible for planning d-day and the liberation of europe. he was in the unique position of knowing fully what was happening on the war front. his name was lt general sir frederick morgan and he wrote this article two years after the end of the war, as he looked back on events. these are his words; “miracles still happen. how many of them have we not seen enacted before our eyes in these past few years? there was dunkirk and its flat calm sea. who planned that? we saw no way out barring a miracle. then came the miracle. two years later, the british and american military convoy was sailing in order to land in north africa. all the enemy submarines were on the lookout. a breath-taking moment came when a u-boat caught sight of the tall ship of one convoy. the rest of the convoy was obscured by a squall that appeared to be travelling along with our ships providing cover. the result was that the nazi observer thought that what he saw was merely worthy of routine report. then just as general patton was due to land on the casablanca beaches, open to the full atlantic swell, at the very moment it seemed inevitable that the whole affair must be called off, the wind changed from on-shore to off-shore and let the small craft land successfully. there was surely more than human planning here too. then there was the miracle of d-day in 1944 with a last minute change in the weather. the history of other theatres of war tell of many similar happenings.” when you read the reflections of those who were in authority, individuals who had direct knowledge as to what really happened behind the scenes during the war, they all describe the same thing. an over whelming sense of divine intervention at critical moments. wartime prime minister, winston churchill is another example. he like morgan knew everything that was going on. towards the end of 1942 as the tide turned in the war he wrote, “i sometimes have a feeling of interference. i want to stress that. i have a feeling sometimes that some guiding hand has interfered. i have a feeling that we have a guardian because we have a great cause and we shall have that guardian so long as we serve that cause faithfully.” then there is the testimony of air chief marshal sir hugh dowding. he was the actual commander-in-chief of fighter command during the battle of britain. he knew all too well what was really going on and how desperate things were. after the battle was over he wrote, “i pay homage to those gallant boys who gave their all so that our nation might live...but i say with absolute conviction, that i can trace the intervention of god, not only in the battle itself, but in the events leading up to it. at the end of the battle one had the feeling that there had been some special divine intervention to alter some sequence of events which would otherwise have occurred.” or what about the account of general sir william dobbie who was governor of malta during its siege which began in 1940. it was absolutely vital that this outpost be held from the germans because its capture was key to gaining control of the mediterranean sea. looking back he wrote, “god in his mercy, answered our prayers and in the two years and more of the siege, his help was very obvious and very real…. god’s protecting hand was so much in evidence that on a number of occasions officers came up to me and said quite spontaneously ‘do you know sir, i think someone up there (pointing upwards) has been helping us today.’ such conversations took place not once nor twice but a number of times.” dobbie was so overwhelmed with the sense of god’s help during the siege that he later wrote a book about it entitled “a very present help”. and then there is the testimony of general eisenhower. eisenhower was none other than the supreme commander of the allied forces responsible for d day and the ultimate liberation of europe. like the others i have quoted, he too held a unique position where he knew everything that was going on.

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