Synopsis
Grief hurts. But for those in Christ, grief is never the end.
In Death Is a Blessing, Abraham Reymond guides readers through the valley of loss with tenderness, truth, and unshakable hope. These 30 poems are not mere reflections of pain, but sacred invitations to see death through heaven's eyes: not as a curse, but as a doorway to perfect love, reunion, and eternal joy. Inside these pages, you will encounter: - Gentle comfort for grieving hearts- The unbreakable hope of heaven
- Reflections on loved ones lost - children, parents, friends, and mentors
- Healing truths for modern grief, from hospital beds to social media memories
- The eternal promise that death is not goodbye - only see you soon Through biblical wisdom and lyrical beauty, this collection offers light to those walking through the shadows of loss. Whether you are mourning, comforting someone who mourns, or simply preparing your heart for eternity, this book will remind you:
In Christ, death is not defeat - it is victory.
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À propos de l?auteur
Abraham Reymond is a passionate poet whose work explores the quiet corners of life, the ache of unspoken emotions, the presence of faith, and the wonder found in both the ordinary and the imagined. His poems reflect themes of spirituality, love, heartbreak, and the overlooked moments that make us human.
With clarity, consistency, and a heart full of discipline, Reymond turns silence into verse-sharing honest, reflective poetry that speaks to readers from all walks of life. Whether rooted in reality or inspired by fantasy, every line he writes is a piece of his soul.
He shares his poetry daily across platforms and is committed to building a lasting legacy, one poem at a time. Read his fantasy books for FREE at Patreon
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Grief hurts. But for those in Christ, grief is never the end. In Death Is a Blessing, Abraham Reymond guides readers through the valley of loss with tenderness, truth, and unshakable hope. These 30 poems are not mere reflections of pain, but sacred invitations to see death through heaven's eyes: not as a curse, but as a doorway to perfect love, reunion, and eternal joy. Inside these pages, you will encounter: - Gentle comfort for grieving hearts- The unbreakable hope of heaven- Reflections on loved ones lost - children, parents, friends, and mentors- Healing truths for modern grief, from hospital beds to social media memories- The eternal promise that death is not goodbye - only see you soon Through biblical wisdom and lyrical beauty, this collection offers light to those walking through the shadows of loss. Whether you are mourning, comforting someone who mourns, or simply preparing your heart for eternity, this book will remind you: In Christ, death is not defeat - it is victory. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798231280414
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