Amen! Brother, mere aliens in a strange and foreign land seeking that promised
country and city whose builder and maker is God!
From: forthepoor-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:forthepoor-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] ;
On Behalf Of John Crowley (Redacted sender "moulderingurn" for DMARC)
Sent: Tuesday, March 2, 2021 3:15 PM
To: forthepoor@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [forthepoor] Re: FW: Dying Grace
resident aliens laboring in a foreign clime always yearn for home.
On Tuesday, March 2, 2021, 1:54:06 PM EST, Don Martin <dmartinsr@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
From: Don Martin [mailto:dmartinsr@xxxxxxxxxx] ;
Sent: Tuesday, March 2, 2021 1:41 PM
Subject: Dying Grace
Dearly Beloved blessed with faith and hope by the gift of grace,
Please listen to what I have to say here, God grants to his children in the
determined time "DYING GRACE". What I mean by this is, when the child of God
has a fatal disease God prepares them for the "End of life" by causing them to
be resigned to His determined will and pleasure. For the entirety of the
scriptures relate to the afterlife for those blessed to believe Christ's divine
promises.
The totality of the gospel of Christ is focused around His provision of life
everlasting to the elect blessed with an immortal and incorruptible body
likened unto His own glorious body. This is the message of hope which I have
been blessed to proclaim for over 49 years. "DYING GRACE" is absent of denial
and totally relies upon the truth of Christ's gospel. This is why so often the
devout Christian often feels envious of those that have finished their earthly
journey as many of my Christian Brethren have even expressed to of late being
tired of this pilgrimage in a world of sin and wickedness. What is here that we
would greatly desire to remain and cling to this temporal life?
I have been blessed with Gods "DYING GRACE" at this time as my journey
continues to conclude. I want out of this fleshly cursed tabernacle of dust.
Meanwhile, I rest in Christ mercy and sovereign will to be manifested. Like
Bro. Jack Dawsey had wrote after traveling to preach a memorial service for a
dear member of a church a couple hours away where he had ministered, "I am
tired and weary of the battle as I see all the demise of the nation and the
weakness of my body, I await my day of departure".
I "want out" of this body of dust taken over with disease. I have a wondrous
hope beyond this earthen journey that is plagued with sins curse and vanity.
By Christ love, respectfully,
DONALD E. MARTIN. Sr.
