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I really like this article Jack. Sometimes it is so hard to comfort the dying. Sometimes that is all you need to do … just listen. Thank you Pam. That is a brilliant observation and one that I should not have overlooked.

Well done. Jack: Thank you for this. He is a devout Christian and a true believer in Christ, as I am. Your prayer is very beautiful.

So it is my intention to use it this morning. Tony, I am overjoyed that such godly men of compassion exist like you.

You blessed made happy my heart today. I have been getting severe persecution more and more, and increasingly intense to be expected and so your encouraging comment helped me and I thank God for men of faith like you.

I can tell you have Christ living in you! Hi Jack: Just wanted to follow up with you. Thank you for your kind and gracious words. I was able to use your prayer twice, once with my friend, his wife, his two children, and a friend of both of us; we held hands as I offered your prayer.

It was truly a divine moment, his wife in particular was incredibly touched along with his children. My friend went to be with the Lord five days later.

I took the bold step to offer the modified prayer by having everyone bow their head in respect, and for those who shared my friends faith to pray along with me.

It was perfect. My hope was that someone would be touched, and as it turned out about two weeks later, someone in that audience asked me more about the saving grace of Jesus.

May the Lord be praised. Tony, I am at a loss for words to tell you what your post means to me my friend. How touching. How much of a heart you have for the lost.

What a precious thing you did and the boldness in which you shared the gospel encourages me so much my friend. What a joy this was. You know, in the end, it is all about the glory of Jesus Christ in whose precious name we pray so that is truly where all credit rightly belongs.

How your words just filled me up today. Thank you Tony and I thank God for you. Glad to see your blog is still out here in cyberspace!

As you know, I was able to use your prayer to comfort a devout Christian last year. I now find myself visiting a fellow Rotarian tomorrow in Hospice, who most likely, is a Christian in name only.

I suspect he may have only a few days, but of course, only God knows. I will see him tomorrow at noon.

If you have any thoughts, they would be most appreciated. Jack: Thank you for this article, I learned yesterday that a ex employer and dear friend almost a brother has not long to live.

He believes in God as I do but I was struggling to find the words, your article has inspired me. Thank you for the encouraging words Brian.

Let me tell you that your heart is truly filled with the love of God, by your words I can tell clearly. The thief on the cross shows that as long as we have breath, there is still time.

This is a promise for those who believe in put their trust in Christ John Your words are encouraging. God will give you all it takes to spread it out more and more widely to the world.

Thank you sir…. May God richly bless you sir and please come back again my friend. Jack, Thank you for your wise words and beautiful prayer to help navigate a loved one through such a difficult time.

I lost both my mother and father within 6 months of each other in and My dad died quickly from mesothelioma and it was harsh watching such a vibrant man of God deteriorate outwardly so quickly.

It was such a demonstration of compassion, commitment and faith to honor my parents and our family when it would have been easy to stay away because it is a very difficult time.

They demonstrated to me how to lovingly come beside someone during their last mile and walk, no, carry them home.

I will not only cherish the memory but also commit to doing the same for someone else. I also have to say that hospice treated my dad and our family with such tender compassion and dignity.

They demonstrated all the small and big ways to make this process as comfortable as possible. I knew that he meant all the humans that tended to dad in his last days.

Hello Debbie. What a touching event to share with us and this is exactly the meaning and intent of this article but your personal account added so much more.

My own late mother when Hospices was caring for her, did a similar thing and were like the angels themselves that helped to carry her or transition her from this world to the next in heaven.

Thank you so much. My elderly neighbor just admitted to me that although he attended church and sang in the choir for over thirty years, he has never been able to make a commitment to Christ.

We talked at length and I shared my faith. He knows the tenets of the faith, but has never surrendered his heart to Jesus. I have strongly suggested that he continue to read the Word, for therein lies the power.

Is there anything else I can do for him besides pray that the Holy Spirit softens His heart and gives him the faith to believe?

Thank you Glenda for your comment. You are doing what you need to be doing already. God alone is the one who sends His Holy Spirit to convict the sinner.

Keep praying. Heb I have severe emphysema and know my time is limited but I am a Christian and have no fear. I am looking forward to seeing Christ face to face..

God willing. Love your prayer. Thank you Mr. Wellman for taking the time to write such helpful articles. I wish had found your blog earlier as I was my parents caregiver I took care of them for several years.

I believe you died and rose from the grave. I believe you live eternally in heaven. Cleanse me from all unrighteousness. Forgive me of all my sins.

Move into my heart. I make you my Lord and Savior. Thank you for your sacrifice. I accept your gift of eternal salvation.

A Comforting Prayer for the Dying God, Help [Insert Name] discover your peace. Let them receive your comfort.

Help them to be at rest knowing that you care for them, and that you love them. Calm their soul as they move into the afterlife.

May they spend eternity with you; may they live forever in your presence. A Prayer for the Family of the Dying God, Bring this family peace. Provide them with your comfort.

Let them know you tenderly care for each and every one of them. Lead them to be reunited with their loved one some day. Sit with them in their mourning.

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