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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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a measure of healing
When I asked a friend how she was doing 4 years after the sudden death of her husband, she said, "I feel I am healing. Tears tend to burn my eyes rather than pour down my face. To me, that is a measure of healing."
Even in life's toughest circumstances, we can, with God's help, enjoy a measure of healing.
Hi,
Do both "a measure of healing" in the above refer to "a way of healing?" If not, what do they mean? Thanks.
Even in life's toughest circumstances, we can, with God's help, enjoy a measure of healing.
Hi,
Do both "a measure of healing" in the above refer to "a way of healing?" If not, what do they mean? Thanks.
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No. A measure = a certain amount, a limited quantity . She has healed somewhat.
- No.
- A measure = a certain amount, a limited quantity .
- She has healed somewhat.
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No. A measure = a certain amount, a limited quantity. She has healed somewhat.
No. A measure = a certain amount, a limited quantity. She has healed somewhat.
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