Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1893-04-07

low HE NEEDS HELP.
the iawping of a new morning on the bos-
en- OF everlasting dRyl Oh, glorious, resur-
rected body
But remark also, in regard to that body
which You are to get in the resurrection, 1t
will be an immortal body. These bodies
are wasting away. Somebody has said as
soon "a We begin to 2 we begin to die.
Unless we keep nulnF, rhe fuel into the
furnace the furnace Ms out. The blood
vessels arc canals taking the breadstuis to
ALI parts Of the system. We must be re-
constructed hour by hour, Gay by day. sick
ness and death are all the time trying to
get their prey under the tenement, on to
Dush us of tie embenkment Of the grave.
But blessed lie God, in the resurrection we
will get a body Immortal.
No malaria ia the air, no cough, no neu-
ralgie twinge, no rheumatic pang, no nut
tering Of the heart, no shortness Of breath,
no ambulance, no dispensary, 70 hospital,
no invalid's chair, no spectacles to improve
the dim vision. But health, immortal
healthl o We who have aches and pains
understandable this morning-O We who are
never well-O ye who are lacerated with
Dhvsical distresses, let me tell you Of the
resurrected body, free from all disease. I'm
MORTAL Immortal!
THE STRENGTH OF THE 1AiMoRrALs.
will 20 further and say, in regard to
that body which you are to get in the res
direction, it will be u powerful body. we
walk now eight or ten miles, and we are
fatlaued; we lift few hundred pounds
end we are exhausted; unarmed, We meet a
tgild beast, and we must run or fly OF
climb or dodge because we arc incompetent
10 meet It; we toll eight or ten hours vigor-
ously, and then we are weary, bat in the res
direction we are to have a body that never
gets tired. Is it not glorious thoughts
Plenty of occupation in heaven sup
pose Broadway, New York, IN the busiest
season Of the year at MONDAY is not SO busy
as heaven is all the time. Grand projects
of mercy for other worlds. Victories TO ot
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 do, but no fatigue. II you are
/ seated under the trees of life, it Will not DC
to rest, but to talk over with some old com
/ rade old tiines-the battles where you
/ fought shoulder to shoulder.
/ Sometimes in this world we feel sc wouil
| like to1have such body as that. Ihere Il
/ so much work TO be done for CHRIST, ther'
are so many tears to be wiped away thei'
arc so many Burdens TO lift, there Is e
much to be achieved for Christ, we some
times VI that from the first OF January
IA the lasfNpE December we could toll OF
without stopph2g to sleep or take any reg
reatiou. or to rese, or even to take food
thet we could toll right on without STOP
ring a moment in our work OF commencing
Christ ard heaven to ell the people bu
we all get tired.
1t is characteristic of the human body Il
this condition: we must get tired. Is !
moi glorious thought that after awhile
we are going to have body chat will neve
ret weary2 Oh, glorious resurrection day
Il Gladly will fling aside this poor BODY Q
sin ana fling IL into the tomb if at tn.
bidding / slail have u body taat neye
vearies. Tagt was a splendid resurrection
hvmn that was sung at my fathers D'lriAi
So Jesus slept; Gods dying son
Passed through the grave and blessed me oea'
Rest here, blessed saint, tn from his throne
Tile morning breaks 10 pierce the shade.
AHApPY THOUGHT
Oh. blessed resurrectioai Speak out, swee
flowers. beau, ifal flowers, while you tell z
risen Christ and tell Of the righteous VIII
shall rise. May God fill you this mornln
with anticipation!
heard Of q father and son who anon
others were shipwrec.Sed at sea- The iA1ne
and the son climbed into the rigging. n
father held on, but the son after awhile Jos
, his hold in The rigging and was aashe
day-n The father supposed he had gon
! bor,.lcsslv under the wave. The next "a
40 fati,cr was brought ashore from the re
. ,-in,r ia an exhausted state and Laid IN
bed in n CsAernan's hat, and after man
hours had passed he came to consciousne'
q and saw king beside him on tine same pc
Z his hoy 49,,
q nv friends what glorious thing
VIII be when we wake up atlast TO ina on
4 laved ones beside usl Coming ap from =
\ came plot in .hc graveyard, coming up
/. ne satue ri-rning lgAt-tae father az
, con alive forcecr, all the loved ones any
/. forever, never more to weep, never more
!. mart. never more to die-
q MAY the Got Of peace, that broagnt agal
4 from tie dead our Lord Jesus, that gre
a Shepherd Of the sheep, through the Diood
a ne everlasting covenant make yoa perie
4 m every GOOD work, to do his will. Ana 4
q this brilliant scene Of the morning tran
mort our thoughts to the grander asser
Il blnge before The throne. This august 9
q eenblage Is noehing compared with IT, a
ii one hundred and forty and fonr tnousan
il Ind the great multitude that no man e
q number some Of our best friends uno;
= them. we after awhile to Join the mni
Z tude. Blessed anticipation.
Ny seal anticipates the day
Woril ST. tch her wings and soar ava.
z, 70 cid the SING. The PALM to bear,
y And bow sho chief OF sinners there