Concerning Them Which Are Asleep
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Nest? No. The mysterious life within those eggs had matured. The birdlings were enjoying their freedom in a near-by tree. Better off with all the cerulean to soar in than residing in the confines of the shell.
Have you not thought the same way when at the grave-side you have said good-bye to a dear friend? The body lowered into the tomb was only the empty shell. The spirit had flown, and you rejoiced that there was one chorister more in heaven, one scepter more, one star more in the firmament.
...Never let us think of the grave as the goal. As Dr. Hepworth has said, "the difference between being a bit of driftwood with no destina- tion, a mere plaything of fate, and a staunch vessel which lifts its anchor in one port and faces Concerning Them Which Are Asleep the storms and waves while sailing to another port, is the difference between the soul with eyes fixed on nothingness, and the soul that ever walks with heaven in view. " If doubt or distress of mind come to you on this subject, remember Jesus' words as John ^Tcfiud ^6cords them, "Behold, I am he who was dead, boHifi but am alive forevermore; and I have the keys tl)c of death and the grave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nest? No. The mysterious life within those eggs had matured. The birdlings were enjoying their freedom in a near-by tree. Better off with all the cerulean to soar in than residing in the confines of the shell.
Have you not thought the same way when at the grave-side you have said good-bye to a dear friend? The body lowered into the tomb was only the empty shell. The spirit had flown, and you rejoiced that there was one chorister more in heaven, one scepter more, one star more in the firmament.
...Never let us think of the grave as the goal. As Dr. Hepworth has said, "the difference between being a bit of driftwood with no destina- tion, a mere plaything of fate, and a staunch vessel which lifts its anchor in one port and faces Concerning Them Which Are Asleep the storms and waves while sailing to another port, is the difference between the soul with eyes fixed on nothingness, and the soul that ever walks with heaven in view. " If doubt or distress of mind come to you on this subject, remember Jesus' words as John ^Tcfiud ^6cords them, "Behold, I am he who was dead, boHifi but am alive forevermore; and I have the keys tl)c of death and the grave.
What to read after Concerning Them Which Are Asleep?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Hofmann Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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