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God never ends anything on a negative

God never ends anything on a negative
God always ends on a positive. Because what is negative about going home? · Unknown culture
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Paradise Lost

John Milton

Free edition · US public domain

Twelve-book English text; Project Gutenberg eBook 26, released 1992 and updated 2026. The introduction says the underlying print edition could not be determined.

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The nearer the church the farther from God.
Traditional · English / proverb

Meaning: Being physically close to a place of worship does not ensure spiritual sincerity. The saying challenges reliance on outward religious association when conduct does not reflect the values being professed.

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04Undated
The danger's past, and God's forgotten.
Traditional · English / proverb

Meaning: A person may seek divine help during danger and neglect that relationship once the danger passes. The saying questions gratitude or commitment that disappears as soon as the immediate need is over.

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