The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-04-06

on the side Of the mountsin. Silencs dow
in the valleys ami far out into the sea
! Silence.
But in moment. in the twinkling Of an
! eye, ms the archangers trumpet comes peal
/ ing, rolling. crashing acrop mountain ana
ocean, the earth will give one terrific shut
der. and the graves OF the dead will be.v,
IKE th' wavss OF ths SEA, and Ostsni AMI
Seoastopol and Gibbons will stalk forth in
the iurid air, AMI the drowned will coma NJ.
end wiring out their wet locks above the hi
low. aud oil the lanI and all the sea becomo
one moving mass OF life--ail facss, all age
all conditions, gsziny in one direction nm,
upon one throne the throne of resurrectior
forth" 0'i''
But" yor say. "if this doctrine OF N,
| resurrection IL true as prefgured by IN,
Easter morning. Christ, the first fruits n,
them that slept Christ rising promise AMI
prophecy OF tbs rising of all His people
can you tell us something about the res,lr.
rected bodyr can. There are mystere,
about that, but sh III tell You three or fou.
things In regart t1 the resirrectei bo1,
take. ''''''
In the first pace, remark. IN reg,rI |,
| your resurrected body, " will bs n giorio,,
body. The body we have nov Is a ner,
skeleton OF what II would have been II :,
1 h' NV hNt ueihC'l ~ lax Il
most exquisite status that was ever nada n,
au artist aud chip Il hers and chip IL the,
with "A ch!sel aud batter and bruise IL be,
| and there and then stand ~ out in the storr,
OF hundred year,, aud the beauty wouI
be gone.
Well. the human body has been chipnA
, and battered ami bruised and damaged VII
the storms Of thousands OF years-the phu
! zeal defects OF other generations com,
down from generation to generation, wer.
heritng the intelicittes OF past generatio,.
but IN tue morning OF the resurrection b,
body will he adorned and b,autihsd acc9-,
ing To the original model. And there i
/ such differences between u gvmnast AMI :
emac,atei wretch I'm n laZ iret 70 as ther,
be a difference between our bodies as Id
are now uni our resurrected formr
There you Will see the perfect eve az
! the waters OF death have washed out N
stains OF tears and study. There you
See the perfect hand after the knots Of q,
nave been united from the knuckles. Th-
YOU VIII see the form erect and elastic af,I
.ne burdens have gone Off the shouder-Bl
very lie OF God in the body.
In this world the most Impressive IN NJ
tue most expressive thing, II the hum
| lace, but that face is veied with the pri Il
OF n thousand years but in the resurrectr
morn that veil will be takcn away from III
lace, an the noon lay sun is dull aud H
| r'orles of the countenances oi ths saN
when those faces Of the righteous, those IL
.urrected faces, turn toward the gate H
look up towart the thron,, IL will b,
tue dawnin2 ot new morning on the hoscl
OF everlasting day Ga. glorou, rest(
rectei body!
But remark also. in regard to that bo
which you are u get in the resurrection. |
will be an immortal BODY These bodies AL
wasting away. S)m sboiy has sal a. sool
as we begin TO live wa begin 20 die. Unle,
we keep putting the fusl into the furnac /.
The furnace dies OUT. The blood vessels arr
canals taking the breadstuffs to all p,rtI q,
the system. We must be reconstructed houI
oy hour, dav by day. Sickness aud death
are all the time trying to get their prey uu
der the tenement, or to push US Off the en-
oankment OF the grave: but. blessed be God
IN tne resurrection we will get "A body im
mortal.
No malaria in the air no cough. no neu
raigic twinge, no rheumatic pang, no nutd
tering OF the heart, no shortness d
breath. no ambulance. no dispensary, n!
hospita, no invaiids ciair, no specta cles d
improve the dim vision. but health in1
mortal heaithl Oh ye VINO have aches an Il
pains indescribable this morning-Oh VI
who ara never well--lh We who are lscaret tel
with physical distressss, let me tell you
the resurrected body. free from all disc
Immortal Immortal.
will 60 further and say, in reyarl TOT
body which you are TO get 10 the re,ur
ton. 1t will be a powerful holy. We
now eight or ten miles, an we are fati,u ]}<
we lift a lew hundred poun is and we are }
hausted unarmed, we meet a wild ba
and we must run or fly or climb or do N
because we are incompetent to meet I, y
toll eight or ten hours vigoro Isly. aui I'm
we are weary. but in the resurrection ". &
TO have body tnat never gets tired. t
not glorious thought; 4
Plenty OF occupation in heaven. | sun H
Broadway, New York in the busiest n
OF the year at noon lay is not 50 bus, q
heaven is ail the time. Grant projer #
mercy for other worlds. Victories ,t
celebrated. The downfall of despotlsm
earth to be announced. Great song, Ga
learned and sung. Great exnedtob
which God shall send forth His Chll- tf
Plenty TO do, but no fatigue. II yol V|
seated under the trees OF life, 1t will D
to rest but to talk over with some old |
rade old times-the battles where you {. '
shoulder TO shoulder. MA
Sometimes in this worl we feel we IN
like 20 have such u bo ly rs that. Tx sym
so much work to be done for ChriiL s..
are so many tears to tie wiped away 44
are so many bur1Cns TO lift, there Il 81 81 M
to be achieved tor Christ. We sometime VA *|
that from the first OF January TO the @
December we could toll on without st0l ~,
, ! 10 sleep. or take any recreation. or 70 D|t
or even 10 take iooi-that we cluh Va
: right on without stopping moment I
D work OF commencing Christ aud hoa' AN
, all the people But we all get trei. .1
: IL is characteristic o. the human #<
in this condition. We must get tired
! ii not glorious thought that after &l
We are going tn have body that will ~
get weary Oh. glorious resurrectoi 4 E1
= Gladly will fling aside this poor II z*5
u sin and fling IL into the tomb. II at I'D n
. ding shall have u body that never N1
. That was a splendid resurrection hym'
] was sung at my fathers burial
70 Jesus ,lep,. Gods dying Soma 1
} Passed through the grave aud blessed NE
I Hest here, best saint. iin from His throne 41U
. The moaning break, 10 pierce tae shadh ~
q blessed resurrection. Speak out
: flowers. beautiful flowers while yoa r
7 II risen Christ and tell OF the righteoO
Ahhli rise May God Ill you thi, 10
with anticipation
hear of "A father and sou wh1
others were shipwreckei at sea. The
aud the son climbed into tho riggins M
isther held on, but this sou after a W. I.
hi, hold Ia the rigging AMI was dashei n
the father supposei bo hal gone hqg
under ths wave. 1hs next day ih i
D / tap. A.. II