Khalil Gibran The Madman
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And such as our times are, and worse as they will continue to become, I from my inmost heart desire for myself and for all men, for thee also and all dear to us, that a like hour
And, forasmuch as the dulness of our hearts, blindness, and corruption, is such that we are not able to arise up unto thee by faithful and hearty prayer, according to our
Can you really make up your mind to go and say to Christ, "Lord, thou canst not, wilt not, save me; there is neither love enough in thy heart, nOr power enough in thy Spirit, nor merit
Till seven times?" and Jesus answers, "I say not unto thee Until seven times: but, Until seventy times seven." "The First of the Seventy-first," then, Shannon asserts, "advances
Christ is the perfect hero of the real tragedy of humanity and in his death he asks the ultimate tragic question: “My God, my God, why hast thou for saken me?” But not only does He
“The present, the present, is all thou hast For thy sure possessing, Like the patriarch’s angel, hold it fast, Till it gives its blessing.” In this verse, “I know, that even now,
He will say to you, dear mother, “O woman, great is thy faith; be it unto thee even as thou wilt.” The boy shall repent, the girl shall believe, the children shall come to Jesus’s feet,
Wilt thou not rather say, “The cup which my Father hath given me, shall I not drink it?” If you “suffer for Christ, happy are you; the Spirit of glory and of God” shall “rest upon
