DEATH OF A LITTLE CHILD
Death of a Little Child
Dr. J. Vernon McGee
Foreword
The ministry of "Death of a Little Child" is reflected in the
following letters:
From Seminole, Texas
"I have just finished reading your booklet, 'Death of a Little
Child.' We lost our nineteen-month-old baby girl in October.
After reading your book, which was loaned to me by a neighbor,
I can understand more fully why our child was taken. The most
encouragement I got was that someday I can hold in my arms
again my baby. Heaven is a place now, a real place."
From Minneapolis, Minnesota
"In September the Lord chose to take to Himself our darling
seven-year-old Eric. He was killed two blocks from home when
he stepped out in front of a parked bread truck into the path of
an oncoming car. How our hearts ache for him, but how wonderful
to know he is at home with the Lord. The day following Eric's
homegoing, your book, 'Death of a Little Child,' was sent to me
by one of my very dear friends. What a blessing it was to my husband
and myself at that time."
From Norwalk, California
"We just lost our little four-year-old girl with leukemia. The booklet,
'Death of a Little Child,' was given to us by a church member.
We found comfort in it for ourselves, but especially for our sevenyear-
old son."
From Wichita Falls, Texas
"A friend here had a book on the promises of God in the death
of a child. She can't remember the title, only the author. She received
the book five years ago when her baby passed away and
read it until it literally fell apart. We would so appreciate any
There is a new lamb cradled on Thy breast tonight,
A sweet small lamb, so lately mine
I scarce can keep my arms from reaching out
As though to snatch her back from Thine.
These arms of mine are wonted so to her, dear Lord,
They curved about her little form
So sweetly, and from dawn of time my breast was meant
To be her pillow, soft and warm.
What does one do with aching arms and empty hours,
With silent rooms, ...
Dr. J. Vernon McGee
Foreword
The ministry of "Death of a Little Child" is reflected in the
following letters:
From Seminole, Texas
"I have just finished reading your booklet, 'Death of a Little
Child.' We lost our nineteen-month-old baby girl in October.
After reading your book, which was loaned to me by a neighbor,
I can understand more fully why our child was taken. The most
encouragement I got was that someday I can hold in my arms
again my baby. Heaven is a place now, a real place."
From Minneapolis, Minnesota
"In September the Lord chose to take to Himself our darling
seven-year-old Eric. He was killed two blocks from home when
he stepped out in front of a parked bread truck into the path of
an oncoming car. How our hearts ache for him, but how wonderful
to know he is at home with the Lord. The day following Eric's
homegoing, your book, 'Death of a Little Child,' was sent to me
by one of my very dear friends. What a blessing it was to my husband
and myself at that time."
From Norwalk, California
"We just lost our little four-year-old girl with leukemia. The booklet,
'Death of a Little Child,' was given to us by a church member.
We found comfort in it for ourselves, but especially for our sevenyear-
old son."
From Wichita Falls, Texas
"A friend here had a book on the promises of God in the death
of a child. She can't remember the title, only the author. She received
the book five years ago when her baby passed away and
read it until it literally fell apart. We would so appreciate any
There is a new lamb cradled on Thy breast tonight,
A sweet small lamb, so lately mine
I scarce can keep my arms from reaching out
As though to snatch her back from Thine.
These arms of mine are wonted so to her, dear Lord,
They curved about her little form
So sweetly, and from dawn of time my breast was meant
To be her pillow, soft and warm.
What does one do with aching arms and empty hours,
With silent rooms, ...
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