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Jerry McAuley, Last Words, "It is all right!"

From the book, Dying Testimonies of Saved and Unsaved. By Solomon B. Shaw For additional copies Contact: Larry Harrison P.O. Box St. John, IN 46373 (219) 644-8869 Solomon B. Shaw was a wise recorder of life-and-death scenes. His best-known book is "Dying Testimonies of Saved and Unsaved", originally published in 1898. In this most touching, and spiritually rewarding, book, Shaw records the dying scenes, and the last words, of both the saved and unsaved, both famous and unknown. You will see the tremendous difference between those who are Born Again and those who have refused salvation, as they approach the hour of their death. As one physician once remarked, "Christians die well". Biblical doctrines which saints of God have believed all their lives sustain them wonderfully in the hour of their death. Many believers report seeing angels coming to escort them to Heaven and the lights of that wondrous abode shining around them as they lay dying. Conversely, you will realize that many unsaved go through the agonies of Hell as they approach death, some even feeling the fires of Hell and seeing demons in the room, coming to take their spirits to the Abyss. You will also discover that the Biblical doctrine that a person cannot come to Jesus on their own, but must be drawn by the spirit -- Who gives the very desire to come to salvation -- is borne out by the testimonies of the unsaved. No one should put off the promptings of the Holy Spirit, thinking they can utter the correct words just before they die and go to Heaven. Truly, God is not mocked! This book is wonderful, and we recommend it to all our readers. Dying Testimonies Of Saved And Unsaved - http://www.cuttingedge.org/shaw/ At the end of the 30 mile train ride from New York city to Sing Sing, Jerry saw the sign over the doorway to the prison. It read, "The way of the transgressor is hard." He knew this proverb well and had heard it many times: All thieves and wicked people know it well and they know too that it is out of the Bible. It is a well worn proverb in all the haunts of vice and one confirmed by daily experience. And how strange it is knowing so well that the way is hard, the transgressor will still go on it. —Jerry McAuley, Transformed http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerry_Mc... All at once it seemed as if something supernatural was in my room. I was afraid to open my eyes. I was in an agony and the tears rolled off my face in great drops. How I longed for Gods mercy! Just then, in the very height of my distress, it seemed as if a hand was laid upon my head and these words came to me: "My son, thy sins which are many, are forgiven." I do not know if I heard a voice, yet the words were distinctly spoken in my soul. I jumped from my knees. I paced up and down my cell. A heavenly light seemed to fill it. A softness and a perfume like the fragrance of flowers. I did not know if I was living or not. I clapped my hands and shouted, "Praise God! Praise God!" —Jerry McAuley, Transformed When the 9/11 attack happened, the VarnHagens had their mission staff print and post handbills throughout Lower Manhattan, announcing the Rescue Mission was open for all needing assistance. What followed was a remarkable reversal of roles. Through the doorway came people of the financial district -- injured, stunned, gasping for breath, covered with the dust of World Trade Center debris, wearied by their running and stumbling escape from Ground Zero vicinity. http://correctionhistory.org/html/chr... Hezekiah Orville "Awful" Gardner - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Awful_Ga...