The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-06-27

men and vine dressers tremble as the in
sectile host takes up the march of devasta
ton. Resurrection every seventeen yearsi
Another consideration makes the idea Q
resurrection easier. God made Adam. II
was notfashioned after any model Their
had never been human organism, and S
/ there was nothing to COPY At the first al
tempt God made perfect man. He mad
him out of the dust of the earth. II out G
ordinary dust of the earth and without
/ model God could make perfect man, surel
out of the extraordinary dust of the morris
body, and with millions Of models God ca
make each one of US a perfect being in tn
resurrection. Surely the last under
taking would not be greater than the first
See the gospel algebrai ordinary dust minu
I model equals perfect man; extraordinary
/ lust and plus a model equals resurrect,1a
/ body. Mysteries about it? Oh, yes; ~
one reason why l believe it. 1t would
much of God who could do things Cd
far as l can understand. Mysteriesz
/ yes; but no more about the -esurr
I your body than about its present exI
/ will explain to you the last mys ts 4
the resurrection, and make il as plain u
as that two and two make four, if u
tell me how your mind, which is en-
dependent OF your body, can act N
body so that at your will your eyes
your foot walks, or your hand IS
So find nothing in the Bible statea
corning the resurrection that staggers =
a moment. All doubts clear from NJ II
/ say that the cemeteries. however
now, will be more beautiful when II
OF our loved ones come up.
They will come in improved coz
They will come up rested. The most
lay down at the last very tired. He
you have heard them say: 81 am Sd
The tact is it is a tired world. II -
through this audience, and
world, could not fad persc1
of life ignorant Of the sensatlof1
do not believe there aEQ flff'F =. -
audience Rho are = IS. Is ri
tired, or youf bicl ~ i:
tired, or rom
or your nerYqs =
nsying, y has4 &
bereayenent qr
heavy Weights =
those whO1lFfnt 1llt df tbs world went q.
fatigued. About the poorest place TO
in is this world. Its atmosphere, its SUI |
rOundings, and even its hilarities are q
hausting. SO God stops our earthl y
mercifully closes the eyes, and
feet, and folds the hands, and more =
gives quiescence TO the lungs and head
have not had ten minutes rest from {
respiration and the first beat.
Il a uTuIllptI DON we're COlpelltu
army to beat his drum for twenty=fou
without stopping his officer would be
martialed for cruelty. If the druFl
should be commanded to beat his ~
week without ceasing, day and
would dle in attempting it. But ui54ei
yestment is poor heart that began its ID
beat for the march of life thirty or fort
sixty or eighty years ago, and it has
furlough by day or night; and. whe
conscious or conatOse state, It went II
for if it had stopped seven seconds yd
would have closed. And your heart
going until some time after your E +
flown, for the auscultator says that
last expiration of lung and the las ~
pulse, and after the spirit is rel
heart keeps on beating for a time. -
mercy then it is that the grave Is tho
where that wondrous machinery of yentricla
and artery eau halt
Under the healthful cb' ministry of the soil
all the wear and tear of nerve and muscA
and bone will be subtracted and that hath =
good. fresh. clean soil will wash off the last
ache and then SOME of the same style OF
dust out of which the body of Adam was
constructed may be infused into the resur-
rection body. How can the bodies Of the
human race, which have had no replenish-
ment from the dust since the time of Adam
in paradise get any recuperatiou from the
without our going back into the dust2 That
original, life-giving material having been
added to the body as it once was, and all the
defects left behind, what a body will be the
resurrection body And will not hundreds
of thousands of such Appearing above the
Gowanus heights make Greenwood more
beautiful than any June morning after a
shower
The dust of the earth being the Original
material for the fashi0ning of the first human
being, we have to 90 back to the same place
to get perfect body. Factories are apt to
be rough Places and those who toll in them
have their garments griuly and their handi
smutched. But who cares for that. wheI
they turn out for US beautiful musical iustru-
ments or exquisite upholstery What though
the grave is a rough place, it is resurrec-
ton body mandatory, and from it shall
come the radiant and Respondent forms o.
our friends on the brightest morning tn,
world saw ever. You put into factory COZ
ton, and it comes out apparel. You put int
a factory lumber and lead, and it comes out
pianos and organs. And 50 into the factor
Of the grave you put in pneumonias and con,
and they come out health. You
put in groans, and they come out hallelujahs
For US, on the final day, the most attractive
places will not be the parks or the gardens or
the palaces, but the cemeteries.
We are not told in what season that day
will come. If it should be winter, those who
come up will be more lustrous than the snow I
that covered them. If in the autumn, thos
who come up will be more gorgeous than tis /
woods after tine frosts have panciled then. 7
If in the spring the bloom on which the
tread will be dull compared with the rub /
-und OF their cheeks Oh the perfect resu- I
rectiol body Almost every one has SOM .
defective spot in his physical constitution; (
I dull ear, or dim eye, or arheumatic fool 1
Dr. a neuralgia brow, or a twisted muscle, @ F..
/ weak side, or an inflamed tonsil, or 500
point at which the east wind or
season of overwork assaults him. Bud
the resurrection body shall be without
1ne weak spot, and all that the doctors and
nurses and apothecaries of earth will thera
after have to do will be TO rest without h
-aptior aftar the broken nights of tn
y existence. Not only viii that
Qualification Of well kept cemets
some of tie graveyards that nas-
ected, and been the pasture ground
lie and roofing places for swine. wills
first time have attractiveness given
II was shame that in that place
full generations planted no trees, and /.
no garlands, and sculptured no man
the.f Christian arcesti ,; but on the "a
which l speak the resurrected shalR
the place of their feet glorid i
under the shadow of the chul
they slumbered among nd
mullen stalks and thistles,
ashanti, they shall rise with glory
lash the windows of the village chuI
Dy the bell tower that used to call q
and above the old spire u
which their prayers formerly
" hat triumphal procession never
street, what an oratOrio never d =
academy, what an orator never N