06 April 2019
Consoling Thoughts From Father Faber
We know, from the Book of Job, in what boldness of complaint, in what seeming petulance of familiarity and love, God allows His creatures. He seems even to take pleasure, and to find a worship, in the truthful utterance which comes up from the very depths of the nature He Himself has fashioned. This is the mourner’s consolation when he thinks of God.
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