“Can we accept the unexplained, the loss, The crushing agony, and hold us still. And nowhere is that clearer vision given Which pierces a bewildering providence, And opens windows upon highest heaven, But where we see Suffering Omnipotence.”
Quote by Amy Carmichael
Work
Mountain Breezes: The Collected Poems of Amy Carmichael
Mountain Breezes is a collection of poems written by Amy Carmichael, a renowned poet whose work is celebrated for its profound spiritual insights and evocative imagery. The poems within this compilation delve into a variety of subjects, including the beauty of nature, the complexities of faith, and the quiet moments of introspection. Carmichael's lyrical prose and thoughtful reflections offer readers a window into her personal experiences and spiritual journey. more
Author
Amy Carmichael
Amy Carmichael, born on December 16, 1867 and died on January 18, 1951, was a British missionary. She spent many years in Sichuan, China, dedicated to rescuing abducted and enslaved children, and established several orphanages. Her work had a profound impact on the local society. more
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