Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-26

righteous, those resurrected faces, turr
toward the gate or look up toward th'
throne, it will be ike the dswning of &
new morning on the bosom of everlasting
day! o glorious resurrected body!
! But l remark also in regard to thst
body which you are to get in the resur
rection, it will be an immortal body
These bodies are wasting away. Somebody
has said as soon as We begin to live We
begin to die. Unless we begin putting the
fuel into the furnace the furnace dies out
| The blood vessels are the canals taking the
bresdstuffs to all parts of the system. We
must be reconstructed hour by hour, day
by day. Sickness and death are all the
time trying to get their prey, under the
tenement or to push Us of the embsnk-
ment of the grave; but, blessed be God
in the resurrection we will get body i'm
mortal No malaria in the air, 10 cough,
no neurslgic twiDge, no rheumatic psng,
no huttering of the heart, no shortness of
breath, no ambulance, no dispensary, no
hospital, no invalid's chair. no spectscles
TO improve the dim vision; but health, in
mortal health. Dye who have aches and
pains indescribsble this morning; o ye
who are never we'll; Dye who are lacersted
with physical sistresses, let me tell you
Of the resurrected body, tree from all dis.
essel Immortaft Immortal!
l go farther and say in regard to that
body which you are to get in the resurrec-
ton, it will be
A POWERFUL BODY.
We walk now eight or ten miles and
fatigued. We lift few hundred pounds
and We are exhausted; unsrmed we meet
wild beast and we must run OF fly or
climb or dodge because We are incompe.
tent to meet it; we toll eight or ten hours
vigorously and then we sre weary; but in
the resurrection we are to have a body that
never gets tired. Is it not a glorious
thought?
Plenty of occupation in heaven, sup
pose, and Broadway, New York, in the
busiest season Of the year at MONDAY, is
not 80 busy as heaven is ali the time
Grand projects of mercy for other worlds.
Victories to be celebrated The DOWNFALL
Of despotisms on earth to be announced
Great songs to be learned and sung. Great
expeditions on which God shall send
forth his children. Plenty to debut
no fatigue II you. are seated
under the tree of life it will not be to rest
out to talk over with some old comrsde,
old times-the battles where you fought
shoulder to shoulder. Jacob an6 the angel
wrestled together. Jacob wei not thrown
bee ause the angel favored him. But once
get your reSurreoted BODY and the angel
could not wrsstle you down. 1t is inpossi
BILE to wrestle down the giants Of God on
supple, unexhsused, mighty,
immortal Oh, is it not a glorious thoughtP
Sometimes in this world we feel We
would like TO have such body as that.
There is go much work to be done for
Christ, there are 30 many tears 10 be wiped
away, there are 20 many burdens to lift,
there is so much to be achieved
for Christ, we sometimes wish
that from the GFst Of January
10 the last of December We could toll on
without stopping to sleep or take any rec
reation or 10 rest or even to take food
hat we could toll right on without stop,
ping a moment in our work of commend
ng Christ aud heaven to all the people
But we all get tired.
1t is a characteristic Of the human body
n this condition. We must get tired. Is
il not glorious thought that after while,
N the service Of God, we are going to have
a body that
WILL MEYER VET WEARY.
D glorious resurrection day Gladly will !
fling aside this body of sin aud fling it into
he tomb if at Thy bidding shall have a
body that never wearies That was q
splendid resurrection hymn that was sung
1t my fathers burial:
$50 Jesus slept. Gods dying son
Passe through the crave anu blessed the bed;
Resi here be,t s,in(, till from His throne 4
The morning breaks TO pierce the shade "
O blessed resurrection Speak out,
sweet flowers, beautiful flowers, While
You tell OF risen Christ, tell of the
righteous who shall rise, May God Gil
you this morning with anticipation /,
heard Of fstheg and son who, among
otheys, were shipwrecked at sea. The
Iather and the son climbed into the rigg !
ing. The father held on but the CON after
awhile lost his hold in the rigging and was
dashed down. The father supposed be
had gone bopelessly under the waves. The
next day the father was brought ashore
from the rigging IN On exhausted state
and laid on o bed in q 6sherman's hut,
and after many hours he'd PASSED he came
TO consciousness ana saw lying beside him
on the same bed, his boy. G my friends,
what a glorious thing il will By to wake up
at last to md our loved ones heside Us
Coming up from the same plot In the same
graveyard, coming up in the same m"--
ing iigat-.1o 10 ,I.her and son alive forever,
all the loved ones alive forever, nevermore
to weep nesernore to part, neYermore TO
die
May the God of peace that brought
again from the dead our Lord Jesus that
great Shepherd Of the sheep, through the
blood OF the everlasting covenant make
you perfect in every good work. to do His
will; and let this brilliant scene Of the
morning transport our thoughts to the
grauder agsemblsge before the throne.
This august ssssmblsge is nothing COM
uared with 1.-THE one hundred and forty
and four Thousand and the great multi.
tude that no man can number" sone Of
our best friends among them, We, after
while to join the multitude. Blessed an
'"Blest are the saints beloved OF God,
Washed are their robes ia Jesus blood
Brighter than angels. 10. they shine,
Their wonders splendid and sublime.
"Sy soul anticipates the day.
W,uld stretch ner wings aud sosr away
To aid the 80 z, the palm 10 bear,
Aud bow, the chiet OF sinners, there
An Awful Crime Confessed.
ToRUSro, Ont. April 25.-A month ego
a house occupied by James Bailey, a farm
er, and his hired man, in Keppsl township.
one hundred miles from here, was found
to be in flames, with the doors and windows
securely fastened. Afer the fire was ex
tinguisbed the chsTred remains Of Bailey
aud his man were found among the ruins.
Their bodies showed evidence that they
hsd been brutslly murdered before the
house wAs Bet on FIRE.
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