Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-13
From Inoufoclf's Sermons.

mas already iaiien IKE the thunder OF God
upon many heart oil man See that father,
as ne nas'ens from tue burning house, and
tninks that ne mas taken all his dear children
WIN MN ne counts, one dear head is missing !;
ne has.ens oack,- -. Is 100 tate is the hollow
SOUND 'ha' strikes ms ear the stone wall tum-
pres unael me roaring torrent OF hame,-he
mvon; auu Sims 20 us ground. VINO IS that
nas'eniug through me darkness OF the night on
.he winged courserf II Is the son, who has
oeen wanuerIng IN tee ways OF SIN, and now
a. ,as' longs 70 near from the lips OF his dying
,a..e' .ne word, nave forgiven you" Soon
ne = ~ nIs Journey en1,-in 'ne twinkiing Of
an :eye' ne 70 AZ me door'--it Is too late
c.oseu iocsvei : ana ne SINKS iant'ng into
W a.s see tna' ''c'lll ior tne scahoid /;
,,aa "rr,ss. uu i., wneulng tne steel Of
T,a.S "a WI. a.; ;,'a, Tue s.ane saver'ng ana
49,. d;s,,n, NJ MI jusI nsavIng ~ s'gnt on yon-
Wv; aissau. mn, pecAonihg win Signs OF Joy !;
- Is me kings express ne brings pardon !!
.eaIe' anu nea,e. comes ms step' PARDON
.esounus .niouSn 'ne crowu-soitiy at hrst and
wen ionuer anu YET ,ouuer. is 100 late !
.ue sui,,y nedu nas a''eauy iaiep Il es,since
stne s'Uou, .ue nea't VI lnapy man mas
oeeh iea,iully pierced tnrougn by me cutting
wo'us, y Is 700 l , Du' on VINO VIII des-
cr,pe 70 nle .ne iameh,a'ion ,nat VIII arse,
wien a. .ne poupualy mug wncn parts ume
Houi eterni.y, tue VOICE Oh the religious Judge
W,l c'y, Tvs 100 ia,e! Long nave Inc wide
ga'es o. heaven s'ooc open, ana It's messengers
nays grey =. vne anu apoenei,7- q-day, To-
9ays y ie-Wmi near ms voice. man, man,
now sheii wiz " oe win you Wnen once these
gates, win appaiing sound, snail be shut Tor
eternhyi AgonHe mat you enter IN at the
narrow gate Tor many, say unto you, shall
s'rVeio enter H. ana snaii mol De able when
once the master oil the mouse hath arisen and
shut the door, Then shall we begin TO stand
Without, ana 70 knock al The door and TO say,
- Lord, Lord, open unto us, and he will
answer aud say, unto you, know you not
whence we are. =. b. 1000
The FUnerdi Of a JeWish Rabbi. j. b..
Seixas, Rabbi-reader to the Portuguese Syna-
gogue in New York, where he had officiated
for upwards of eleven years, took place short
time since. The ceremonies are thus descrb-
ed in the Express:f ~ f,ay4af ss sts
AT five O'Clock The attendants of the funeral
met at the church on Crosby street. There
could not have been less than five hundred per
sons present, consisting of the most wealthy
and influential among the Jewish people. From
thence the company proceeded to the burial
) ground on 21st street. There, after the seven
holy steps had been taken around the coffin,
which ceremony was performed by the several
heaasss OF the dinerenl synagogues OF New
York, a discourse was delivered by the Rev.
Isaac. Lessee OF Philadelphia, who had jour
neyed to NewS{ ork expressly 10 take part in
the ceremonies of the interment. The pro-
erosion andchant being finished, Mr.. Lesser
commented on the virtues Of the deceased, and
then proceeded TO point out the duties incum-
bent on the lsraelites TO fulfil, in order TO rem
der themselves acceptable TO God and man.
one part Of his discourse we cannot refrain