The Bow in the Cloud (Classic Reprint): And the First Bereavement - Couverture souple

John R. Macduff

 
9781331084181: The Bow in the Cloud (Classic Reprint): And the First Bereavement

Synopsis

Find steady courage in the midst of loss with this devotional reflection on sorrow, faith, and hope. This work guides readers through grief with a steady hand, showing how comfort and strength can come from trusting in a loving, unchanging God.

In these pages, the author gathers Bible truths and personal reflection to help you understand suffering, hope, and the promise of resurrection. The tone is compassionate and practical, inviting you to lean on faith when plans fail and the world grows quiet.


  • Correlates grief with divine purpose, offering calm reassurance that affliction can deepen trust.

  • Explains how God’s steadfast love remains constant through every season of trial.

  • Offers practical guidance for prayer, memory, and daily living after loss.

  • Explores the hope of resurrection and the promise of eternal fellowship with Christ.



Ideal for readers seeking comfort, clear perspective, and steadfast encouragement during bereavement.

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Excerpt from The Bow in the Cloud: And the First Bereavement

It is the worst form of atheism. When our most fondly-cherished gourds are smitten - when our fairest flowers lie withered in our bosom - this is the silencer of all reflections, "The Lord prepared the worm." When the Temple of the Soul is smitten with lightning - its pillars rent - "The Lord is in His holy Temple." Accident, Chance, Fate, Destiny, have no place in the Christians creed. His is no unpiloted vessel, left to the mercy of the storm, - no weed left to the sport of the fitful waves. "The voice of the Lord is upon the waters." "Fear not: It is I, be not afraid." There is but one explanation of all that befals us: "I will be dumb, I will open not my mouth, because Thou didst it."

Death to the human spectator, seems the most capricious and wayward of events. But not so. The keys of Hades are in the hands of this same reigning God.

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