Quote by Francois Fenelon

My Father, it is dark! Child, take my hand, Cling close to me; I'll lead thee through the land, Trust my all-seeing care, so shalt thou stand 'Midst glory bright above. Can we be unsafe where God has placed us, and where He watches over us as a parent a child that he loves?

My Father, it is dark! Child, take my hand, Cling close to m

Summary

This quote highlights the idea of finding security and comfort in the presence of a higher power. The speaker symbolizes a protective figure, assuring a child that they will be guided and taken care of, even in the midst of darkness. The quote suggests that when we trust in the encompassing care of God, we need not fear or doubt our safety. It emphasizes the belief that if we stay close to this divine presence, we will ultimately find ourselves in a place of divine glory and security.

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By Francois Fenelon

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