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"And Abraham was old, and come along in days" (Genesis 24:1). A person can grow old by merely passing through his days. But the righteous person accumulates his days and bring them along with him: having realized each day's potential, they are fully possessed by him.
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Not Listening
As you treat others here below, so you are treated above. Perhaps someone once tried to tell you about the ugly deeds of another. You really wanted to hear. But you knew that’s not right. Gossip is a form of murder, and you did not wish to be an accomplice. Mustering all your moral strength, you quietly responded, “I’m not interested.” And you didn’t listen. So you will be treated above. When your soul returns to its place above, a prosecuting angel will appear to report on your deeds...