Capitolo 13
orders! Thing a spring and perpetual tide of the vivacious joy and it delights ago them
you create in sky. It is pleasant to have a child among them.
You/he/she has been my right to see, in this child an example of truth
preparation for death that starts in front of the anticipation to die
hands the least disrepute or breath of suspicious, on our motives in
watching out for the subject of religion. Preparation for death consists in
the justification from faith, extending himself/herself/itself his/her influence in the whole one
character, to bring us under the rule of Christ. The fruit of this is
the friendship with God, the trust of love, knowing us we have who
believed, with the persuasion of our possession committed to him an endless
has trust, and that he will hold him/it with fidelity of alliance. Then when
death comes and blow in the door, the heartbeats it is true most rapid,
as it is proper to do there whoever blow; for, to abandon the taking of one on
the life, to turn and to seem things eternal floods in the face, to think of
God that he/she meets, and to have Your condition without sheltered end, quotes the
whole of the natural and acquired moral courage; and only theirs who has a
arm not seen for tilting above himself/herself/themselves to such duration, bears in that test. Then past
experience enters with its powerful help: "I have fought against a good struggle;"
"the wise man took oil in their vases with their lamps; " "memoirs, Or
God, as I have walked in front of thee." There is so anything to be done
You touch that Your justification, from grace free it has the evidence
him allowed by his/her fruits; and the preparation to die can be comparative
that of what the Savior speaks when he says, "Him that has washed
needeths don't save to wash its feet, but every crumb is clean." I have seen
it, has looked at him, you/he/she has studied him in the dying scenes of this child.
His was not the experience of the sinner, it suddenly threw from the
whence from a hand that he had for a lot of time, no, always, spurned; but