Bible Stories: Job (Chapter Xiv) Comments

Even a tree has hope if cut, It sprouts again with tender shoot; Although in earth, grown old is root, And die in dust, its stump and fruit. Watered by rain, it lives again; And puts young branches, not in vain; Alas, when dies a man, then he, Loses all vigor entirely. What a fine comparison with the tree, that is better than a man. I find the whole poem superb in its expression.

Brillant, just abdsolutely brillant... i LOVE what You write about! Praise be to you! Theo