Title: The Imitation Of Christ
Author: Thomas à Kempis
Publisher: Dover Publications
Release: 2003, (Original Release: 1418)
Tuesday, January 03, 2006
Sunday, January 01, 2006
Seeds - January 2006
Lord, what You say is true. Your care for me is greater than all the care I can take of myself. For he who does not cast all his care upon You stands very unsafely. If only my will remain right and firm toward you, Lord, do with me whatever pleases You. For whatever You shall do with me can only be good.
If You wish me to be in darkness, I shall bless You. And if You wish me to be in light, again I shall bless You. If You stoop down to comfort me, I shall bless You, and if You wish me to be afflicted , I shall bless You forever.
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Thomas à Kempis (1379 - 1471). Priest, monk, writer. This quote taken from the classic Christian devotional The Imitation of Christ, a book second only to the Bible as a source of religious instruction and inspiration.
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