“Why should I murmur?” said Henry Martin in his last sickness; “weakness, peril, and pain, are but the ministering angels whose office it is to conduct me to glory.”
S. Coley.
In sickness, weakness and pain become ministering angels conducting one toward glory, according to Wilfred Grenfell's conviction.
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