WHO SAYS TIME IS CLOSING IN ON YOU? - Keith W Stump - March 1981

Keith W Stump

None of us seems to find enough time to accomplish all we would like to in this life. Do unrealized potentials die with us? Or are there future opportunities - somewhere beyond death? The answer may surprise you! When Albert Einstein died in April 1955, at, the age of 76, a heated race came to an abrupt end. Einstein lost. In his later years, the famed physicist worked feverishly to synthesize a revolutionary new theory. "I cannot tear myself away from my work," Einstein wrote. "It has me inexorably in its clutches." It was a race against time - and time won. A photograph of Einstein's study in Princeton, New Jersey, taken shortly after his death, shows a blackboard full of equations, a desk overstrewn with reams of paper - and an empty chair. The unfinished business is all too apparent. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library