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“Now we know that the heart of an otherwise healthy young man can just stop.”

By Filings on Wed, 05/26/21
Christian Living
Death
Grief
Brevity of Life
Suffering
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“The day we received the report was one of the hardest we’ve had since he died. Yet there was also some comfort in it. It was comforting in the sense that he did nothing wrong and we did nothing wrong. It was comforting in the sense that the people who tried to save him did all they could… And it was comforting in the sense that it was so clearly an act of providence in which the Lord just took him. All we can do is bow the knee.” - Challies

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