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A believing loved one's death by James M. Becher Sunday, October 16, 2005 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Speaks of the fate of a Christian loved one.
The span of man's life was never Here on earth meant to be forever Fact is, we were born to die-- Some sooner of us than others, But, it isn't when or why But, WHERE that counts, my brothers For if the loved one knew the LOrd, Then be thou not afraid. She is not lost, she is not dead, But, only has gone on ahead To wait in that fair land of dreams Where all is pleasant and serene, And life is like a peaceful chord That's played and played and played.

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Reviewed by John Domino	9/25/2008

Spiritually uplifting. You have GOD gifted talent. Yours in Christ, John Michael PS: My first wife died of cancer and it took over 20yrs. to write about our experiences during the last days of her life. I have the short story on my Author's Den website. Please visit when you have time. Thank You!




Reviewed by CHERONDA ADAMS	9/23/2007

This piece had made me really think about death and the people in which I have lost in my life. I want you to know that you hit the nail right on the head when you wrote A Believing loved one's death. It is a brilliant piece, thanks for sharing your work.




Reviewed by Anna M	11/4/2006

Incredibly beautiful, vivid and true to my belief. Makes a peaceful read and reassuring to anyone who has had a loved one pass away. Thankyou




Reviewed by Linda Hill	5/8/2006

For if the loved one knew the LOrd, Then be though not afraid. She is not lost, she is not dead, But, only has gone on ahead Awesome words James! When a Christian dies we should rejoice and not be sad. They are in a much better place than we are! ~Linda




Reviewed by J. Allen Wilson	10/16/2005

Dear sir, thoroughly enjoyed "A believing loved ones death" It spoke consistent of faith and all things attained therein. I noticed that you attended BJU... Bob Jones University, in Greenville, S.C., where he acted on their radio drama series, "Miracles." I enjoy listening nightly to this station. Thanks for a beautiful write. Allen