Summary of Where Love Is There God Is Also by Leo T Olstoy?

Answer 1

A cobbler lost his wife and all his children, but his youngest son. At first, he thought about leaving his son with the cobbler's sister. But then, he thought it would be harsh to leave him with someoe he didn't even know. So he kept him for himself. As time passed, the boy would've been a pleasure for his father. But under God's will, he became ill. Later, he was too week to be up and around, so he had to stay in his bed, and then he died, leaving his poor father to live all alone. So the cobbler buried his son, then blamed God for the death of his boy. He stopped going to church, then hoped to die. Later, a priest came to his door, and asked to his leather bound Bible repaired. So the cobbler told him about his son's death, and he wants to die. So, he told him it was God's will for his son to die and for him to live. Then he gave him a Bible to read. So he read The Bible, and was happy again. He did everything. He finally knew how to go to church, alone without his son. Later, he had a vision three nights in a row. It came from God. It said, that God will soon come to visit him. So the cobbler waited, and the day finally came, but God didn't come. Instead, some people that needed help came, I don't remember everyone who came, but I do remember a poor widow and her little son. So, he hepled all of them all, and then they all faded away. Later, the cobbler looked in his Bible, and found if anoyne helps others, they help God. Then he realized, where love is, there is God also.