Capitolo 32
"Listening! they whispers; angels say,
Spirit of Nun, come away."
It is not unlikely--it seems accordant with divine goodness--that this way
methods should have a job to assuage the anxiety of the to depart
spirit. The dying Cristiano has sometimes declared that he felt
music that abducts. It is possible that bawls had a job to calm
him to sleep, and to soften the transition from the full conscience,
of the life, to the revelations of the paradisiacal world. Perhaps the effect of
illness on the organs to feel was as to produce anything as
you play that, in a cheerful state of mind, it was pleasant. During the
siege in Jerusalem in 1836, the wife of an American missionary sung
while indeed the resolution was taking place. The tones of his/her voice,
they said, apparently deadlier, it was different far from some
thing that they had ever felt, also from her. Thick God is settled
you use these natural effects of the resolution on the body, to comfort the
momentary spirit of his/her child. If you view or indeed the true voices are
seen or it felt, it is of any consequence, so long as it has the soul a rational
and the sure hope. Some means are unquestionably used in every case to
makes the touch of dying believer that he is sure. He is not forced
you wait in uncertainty and theme for a moment. Its fears are preoperating; him
it is among the other friends, the moment that he grows insensitive to those that
its breath that departs looks. Neither we have to suppose that interruptions of sky
on the senses of the spirit with such oppressive brightness, as
to excite confusion and the pain. Without doubt the revelation is gradual and
more pleasant. The celestial city perhaps appears in for first the
you outdistance, while having the more precious glory of God; the approach to him is
gradual; bawls are felt far street, and from perceives him/it to administer
spirits, such information and instructions are receipts as you prepare him/it
for the full vision of sky. Every thing is calm and serene; the light
it is attempered to his/her new and weak vision. He who ago the sun to rise