Capitolo 89
good night whispered. Never has that torn wounds come to unbidden, face we never feel
sad, to such duration? It is not the whole one of the life, past, present and to
does come, did it dye with dark colors then? and all because the dying day
it expires with such beauty and the peace. Not so when a storm suddenly brings
in night on us. Then we am reinvigorated and we stopped; we don't feel smaller key in
the voice of the day that departs. It is perfectly natural, therefore, to
cries on our corpse, also when every thing in their departure is
consolatory and beautiful. It is interesting to observe that it was equal
when he was in trip to raise the dead body of his/her friend, and so to
you comfort the sisters of weeping that "Jesus has cried."
I/you/he/she make more and more us the love the grave of the Cristiano. Angels love him. Two of
they sat in the grave where the body of Jesus had lain--they loosened the
napkin that was on his/her head and him/it "it wound" "together in a place from
it; " and when Jesus had left the place instead of following him/it,,
they lingered, to comfort the friends of weeping on their arrival to the
sepulchre. Can him both Michael, keeper of the died Moses and his/her grave,
on "the great stone" of which has been rolled "from the door the
sepulchre?" It is him that he/she thinks as he wants one day feels the command, "Takes
ye by the stone" that it covers everybody that you/they sleep in Jesus? As it is the cross
sanctified by the death of the Child of God on him, the grave you/he/she is sanctified
for the believer through the burial of the Savior. There are three places
what it has to possess intense interest for a glorified friend. One is his
house; another is his/her place in the house of God; and another is his/her grave.
I/you/he/she allow us to tenderly take care of him/it. We make well to visit such stain. Sometimes
approaching himself/herself/itself with sadness and it fears, we go away with amazing peace;
looking for again a last perspective of the stone, and feeling toward the stain
as we do when we am leaving the small children in the dark for the night,