Quote by George MacDonald

Afflictions are but the shadows of God's wings.

Afflictions are but the shadows of God's wings.

Summary

This quote suggests that afflictions, or hardships and difficulties, are mere reflections of God's protective presence and guidance over our lives. Like the shadows cast by a bird's wings, afflictions may seem daunting but ultimately reveal a divine purpose or protection. By viewing afflictions in this way, we can find solace in the belief that even in the midst of challenges, God's presence and care are always with us, offering comfort and strength to overcome adversity.

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