Quote by Ella Wheeler Wilcox

Not to the curious or impatient soul That in the start, demands the end be shown, And at each step, stops waiting for a sign; But to the tireless toiler toward the goal, Shall the great miracles of God be known And life revealed, immortal and divine.

Not to the curious or impatient soul That in the start, dema

Summary

This quote suggests that true understanding and appreciation of life's miracles and its divine nature are not granted to those who are merely curious or impatient, those who seek immediate answers and signs. Instead, the profound marvels of existence are revealed to the diligent individuals who persistently work towards their goals without faltering. It implies that through tireless effort and perseverance, one experiences the true essence and everlasting character of life, which in turn unravels the miraculous nature bestowed by God.

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Life Miracles Theend

By Ella Wheeler Wilcox

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