The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-20

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snal TIC Son als9 Himself be subject unto Him that put
"a Elc what shall they do which are baptized for the
dead Il The dead rise not al alr Why hey then bap
IL And why stand IN jeopardy every horr,
protest by yo rejoicing whchI have in Christ Jesus
"a fa,tr tho Of men have fought with beasts
at Epesns whai adsaniagcth e Tic rise not?
=, Let Us eat and ,rink for to morrow we die.
~ BE not deceived; evil communications corrupt good
I fnannera
f5 Awake 70 rchteo sness aud sin not for some have
not the knowledge OF God speak this to your shame
ks Bot will say, how the dead raised up
~ and with what body do they Gomez
81 Thou fool that which thou is not qckened
II cept II die.
III And that wh ch thou sowest thou that body
that shall be but bare gan IL may chance OF wheat or
Ia But God giveth body it hath pleased Him. and to
severy seed His own body
III All flesh is not The same flesh but there Is one kind of
sfesh OF men, another flesh of beasts another Of fishes
and another Of birds
but the glory of the celestial one and tho glory Of the
II terrestrial Is another
"a There glory of the sum- another glory Of the
and another glory Of the stars FOR star dnereth
I'll from another star glory
so also Is the resurrection of the dead II is in
jcorruron II Is raised in interruptions
k Is sown In dshonor Is raised In glory it Is sown
81 in weakness, II Is raised in power
Ej II Is natural body IL is raised spiritual body
3There is natural body and there is spiritual body
IA And so it Is written The first man. Adam, made
E1a living soul, tho last Adam was made quickenng
Es spirit.
~ Howbet that first which is spiritual but that
"a which natural and aterward which spiritual
The first man Is Of the earth earthly the second man
IA ia the Lord from heaven.
"a Az is the earthly such they also that earthly
Egvenly.
Ia And as we have borne the image of the earthly we
IHshal also bear the image of the heavenly.
eJ Now this say BRETHREN that flesh and blood cannot
inherit the kingdom OF God: neither doth corruption
Ia inherit interruption
Behold show you mystery we shall not all sleep
but We shall all be chan,ed,
In n mom in fbo tyyint 1p1n nf tba last
trump for the trumpet shall sound and the dead sha
~ be raised incorrupblc, and We shall be changed.
"a For this corrupblc must put interruption, and
E9this mortal must put on immortality.
"a So when this curuptibe shall have put incorrup
ion and this mortal shall have put Immortality then
be brought 10 pass the saying that is written death
I lis swallowed up in victory.
0 DEATH where is thy sting' grave, where is thy
The sting of death is sim and the strength sin the
"a But thanks be to God which giveth us the victory
Sthrough our Lord Jesus Christ
ID Therefore, my beloved brethren he ye seadfast nm
tjmovabe always abounding in the work Of the Lord for
asnuch as ye know that your labor not In vain IN the
E]Lord.
IA THE WHOLE AUDIENCE JOIN IN THE PRAYERS.
M This was followed by fervont prayer by Bishop Simp
son Of the Methodist church. which only appro
3priate but effective in all respects He closed with the
Lords Prayer, in which the whole audience joined If
EAby voice This OF the most sublime
that it was ever my fortune to witness The whole
fdaudlencc were melted to tears under It's effect
E4 BISHOP SIMPSONS PRAYER.
"a In the of his prayer the Bishop said that in the
hands OF God were the issues of mc and death. Our
sins had called for his wrath to descend upon us as
q. individuals and community. For the sake OF our
III blessed Redcemer, forgiveness asked for all our
ransgressions and that all nquties may bewashed
Ezaway While We bow under this which
EShas caused wide spread gloom, not only in
kJthis circle but the entire land, inyo-
Xcatio that all mi nm tn Godf
E3wil Thanks returned for the gift Of such man
Mas Heavenly Father had just taken from us and for
the many virtues which distinguished all his tranac
tIons for the integrity, honesty and transparency o.
character bestowed upon him. and for having given him
counsellors to guide nation through periods of
pocedented He permitted to live to behold
the breaking OF the clouds which overhung natona
sky and the disntegraton Of the rebellion Going up The
he behed the land OF promise with It's beauty
happiness, and the glorious destiny reserved for
k3ton. Thanks also returned that his was
strengthened and wisdom and frmncss given TO his
heart 10 pen declaration Of emsnc patton by which
brokcn the chains of millions Of the human God
thanked that the assassin who struck down the Chief
agstrate had not the hand 10 again bind the suffering
Iand oppressed The name OF the beloved dead would
N ever DO identified with all that "a great and glorious with
- Humanity on earth God grant that all who stand here
entrusted with the administration OF public affairs may
w have the power strength and wisdom 10 complete the
n OF His servant gloroGsly begun and may the
OF the deceased President not bear the sword
w In vain God grant that strength may be given 10 him
~ and to military to perfect victory, and TO complete
H tho nearly closed May the spirit of rebel
ETlicn soon pass away May the last vcsgc of slavery
tlwhich caused the rebellion be driven from land
tsGod grant that the may shine free people
from the Atlantic TO the Pacific aud from the
Flakes to the Gulf May He not only safely load Us
khrough the struggle but give peace with all nation
the earth Give hearts to deal Justly With them
and givc them hearts 10 deal justly with Us, so that nu
tversa peace may re IN on earth We raise our hrfs
i Ito Thee plead that thy blessing may descend Tie
family of the deceased God bless tho weeping widow
IL her broken hcarcdness she bows under sad et e
Smorc than she bear Encrcle her in Thy
iGod be gracious with the children clt behind him.
~ Endow his with wisdom from high; ondow
N them with great usefulness Nay they appre iate
thu patriotic example and virtues Of their father aud
~ walk bis footsteps We pray Thee to make the
snaon personal proat to hearts while by the
.mains Of the deceased, whom had called friend do
Thou grant peace and repcnencs Of sins So that
at the end OF life We may b. gathered where assassns
are found where and sickness never
but all gather in peace and love around the Father s
throne and glory. We pray Thee that republic may
be made the stronger for this blow. While here we
@ pledge ourselves to set our faces fiat against every
form OF opposition which may rise up FOR ts destruction;
so we the children may enjoy the blessed adv an
I tagcs Of government delivered from our fathers
~ THE FUNERAL ORAyIOS.
II Then came the Sermon b. the Roy pr Gurlcy, pastor
~ of the Presbyterian church in this city, which Mr..
a.incon and his family were Ia the habit Of attend.
ling
IA As stand here oday, mOurnen around his coffin
and around the lfcess remains Of our beloved Chief
Massra, recognize and adore the sovereignty Of
God His throne In the heavens and His kingdom rglch
rs over ALL He hath done aud hath permitted TO be dono
d whatsoever plca.cd Clouds and darkness arc round
~ aboit Hin; righteousness and judgment are the habia
tIon of His throne His Is in the and His r-,h
I'm the great waters and M footsteps not known