Across the Ages (Timeless, #4)

by Gabrielle Meyer

“If our friends abandon us, then they aren’t truly our friends. And if our enemies don’t gloat, then they aren’t truly our enemies. We will survive

this crisis, like all the others, Marian. And we’ll do it with God’s help.”

And if I live to be one hundred, I will never tire of offering

grace and forgiveness to anyone who asks it of me, because how could I deny it to someone when it’s a gift that God gave freely to me?”

Perhaps it was the fact that it could all end in days that made each moment feel so full and satisfying.

“You needn’t worry, Caroline. God has gone before you as He went before me.”

“Our God is timeless, Caroline, eternal. To Him, a day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years is like a day.

It was the same ship, sitting in the same harbor, yet it was a new vessel, for a new purpose.