To be sad is to lack a reflection of heaven’s order — Sunday Adelaja
To be sad is to lack a reflection of heaven’s order — Sunday Adelaja
To be sad is to lack a reflection of heaven’s order — Sunday Adelaja
To be sad is to lack a reflection of heaven’s order — Sunday Adelaja
To be sad is to lack a reflection of heaven’s order — Sunday Adelaja
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To be sad is to lack a reflection of heaven’s order

— Sunday Adelaja
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Parting is all we know of heaven and all we need of hell. — Emily Dickinson, The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson
The Bird of Paradise, it seemed, had beckoned us on and led us in, to stand here in this place high in the land of volca — Lawrence Blair, Ring of Fire: An Indonesia Odyssey
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