XX

Does He Care?

_The One at The Helm_

_The Shepherd and The Sheep_

_The Father's Care_

_Faith's fervour is more than effervescence._

_The lights of the world are not advertising signs._

_Sow the sand and you reap only cinders in your eyes._

_No man ever broke his back under his brother's burden._

_The fear of reputation is often taken for the love of righteousness._

_You cannot cure your sorrows by taking them out in a wheel chair._

_A niggardly purse in the pocket becomes a thorn in the side._

_Tears over yesterday's broken toys blind us to today's treasures._

_Things do not prove themselves sacred by segregating themselves from

secular concerns._

_Heaven intrusts no great cargo to the vessel that spreads its sails to

every wind that blows._

_When a man is getting fat out of the fall of others he is sure to be a

warm advocate of their right to be free to fall._

_Many a man will be surprised when he gets to heaven to find how large

a place his little kindly deeds occupy in its history._

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