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1 Sermon Illustrations on Death Of Children

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The death of children in Christian preaching often highlights the deep sorrow of loss balanced by trust in God's sovereign will and the hope of eternal reunion. Illustrations use imagery of innocence, heavenly rest, and parental surrender to God's plan, emphasizing faith amidst grief (Matthew 19:14, Revelation 21:4).

Let The Little Girl Come

Yielding children to God’s will reflects faith and hope in their heavenly reunion.

—When your neighbors gather for festive occasions you are pleased when they send for your children, and say, “Let the little girl come over and spend the day.” You dress her with the greatest care and send her to them with a secret pride of love, feeling that no greater compliment could be shown you than to want your children for their company. If God says: “I want your children,” should you not have faith in Him? Should you not yield to His will and let them go to Him? You have but sent them on before, sooner or later you will follow. When parents leave a little child for a few days, how eagerly it watches for the return. A dying child after exhorting her friends to meet her in Heaven, said: “I’ll be watching for you.”

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