Quote by John Gilbert

I do not know why sorrows come and burning teardrops fall;I only know God still is GodAnd watches over all.

I do not know why sorrows come and burning teardrops fall;I

Summary

This quote reflects a perspective on the nature of sorrow and the presence of God. Despite not understanding the reasons behind sorrows and tears, the speaker acknowledges that God remains unchanged and omnipresent in their lives. It suggests that even in times of pain and uncertainty, there is comfort in trusting that a higher power is watching over and providing guidance.

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Inspirational Christianity

By John Gilbert

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