Born again

Definition and stakes

Portrait of T. S. Arthur T. S. Arthur,  Words of Cheer for the Tempted…

“ The angels! and Heaven! now too do I understand the inner existence; and the dreams and visions of my childhood were, after all, blessed realities; and the dead father and the dead mother, after whom my childish heart yearned so lovingly, were revealed to me as a living father and a living mother, in a wondrously beautiful life. Thus was a warm inner love kept alive in my soul; and now I know that death is but a new birth. As a glove is drawn from the hand, so is the body drawn from the spirit; and, I too, will thus be born again. Life is again crowned with a beautiful hope. ”
Source: Gutenberg

Portrait of Cyrus Townsend Brady Cyrus Townsend Brady,  The Chalice Of Courage: A Romance of Colorado

“ A voice in the night, a face in the street, a whispered word, the touch of a hand, the answering throb of another heart—and behold! two walk together where before each walked alone. Sometimes the man or the woman who is born again of love knows it not, declines to admit it, refuses to recognize it. Some birth pain must awake the consciousness of the new life. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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