The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-18
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though he were dead. vet shall he live, and
whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall
never die. L know that my redeemer hvetn
and that he shall stand at the latter day
upon the earth. | shall see for myself and
mine eyes shall behold and not another.
We brought nothing into this world and t
is certain we can carry nothing out fhe
Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away.
Blessed be the name OF the Lore. God is our
refuge and strength. a very present help
In trouble. Therefore, will not we fear
though the earth be removed. For thou
hast been a strength TO the needy in his
distress. a refuge from the storm, a
shadow from the heat. Blessed be God.
even the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ,
the Father Of mercies and the God of all
comfort who comforteth us in all our
tribulation hat we may be able to COM
fort them which are in any trouble by the
comfort wherewith we ourselves are COM
forted of Cod
With the reading of these words of COM
fort DR.. Haines offered the following
prayer:
Almighty and most merciful God. our
Heavenly Father. who dost not willingly
grieve or affiict the children of men. look
down in tender love and pity. we beseech
Thee, upon thy servants whose JOY has
been turned into mourning, and according
20 the multitude of Thy tender mercies be
pleased TO uphold and strengthen and COM
fort them. Give unto them a sense of Thy
| presence and of Thy love to US in Jesus
Christ, and help US all even now to realize
that earth hath no sorrow that heaven
cannot heal. And may the peace of God
that passeth all understanding keep our
hearts and lives through Jesus Christ, our
Lord. Amen"
SINGING BY III CHOIR.
Rock of Ages" one of the hymns great
iy enjoyed by General Harrison in his life
time, was rendered by the chorus choir OF
forty voices. directed by Edward Nell The
| members of the choir were the Misses
Georgia Calvin, Grace Prov, Beatrice
| Webb, sada Bowe. Name Hoffman,. Eliza
beth Rieger, Bertha Holland, Marguerite
Reynolds, Mary Lawson. Kate Gibson.
| Lulu Brown, Jessie Linton, Minnetta
Tucker and Miss Feasey. Mesdames w. III.
Howard w. f. Neff. Frank Fuller, III. III.
| Rowland, Edward Nell, o. II. Behymer and
Mrs. Hurt. and Messrs. Charles X. Hen
| derson, Homer H.. Van VIE, Paul Jeffries.
Frank Taylor. II. NJ. Talbot, Frank Shep-
pard. Verd Mayer, w. l.. Evans, Oscar
- II. INOOCA = IL W A1Nf
| Clary, Otto Penniche, Carl Morris, Charles
d. Ebert, Herbert Spaan, w. NJ. Kunkel
and Charles Green.
The Scriptural reading was conducted Dy
the Rev. DIR. Niccolls, pastor of the Second
Presbyterian Church, of st. Louis. DR..
NiccolIs formed an intimate friendship
with General Harrison during the soJourn
of both men in the Adirondack mountains
g. +.o x,-t fovy N The selections
read by the minister were:
LET not your heart be troubled, We be-
lieve in God, believe also in me. In my
Fathers house are many mansions III II
were not so would have told you. 1 go
TO prepare a place for you, and If go and
prepare a place for you 1 will come again
and receive you unto myself that where L
am there we may be also"
"But some man will say, how are the
dead raised up and with what body do they
come? Thou foolish one, that which thou
sowes is not quickened except it die; and
that which thou sowest, thou sowest not
that body that shall be, but bare grain,
1t may chance of wheat. or of some other
grain; but God giveth it a body as 1t hath
pleased Him. and to every seed his own
body. All flesh is not the same flesh; but
/ there Is one kllQ Ol HtSH " uith,
flesh OF beasts. another of fishes, and an
other of birds. There are also celestial
bodies. and bodies TERRESTRIAL; but the
glory of the celestial is one, and the glory
of the terrestrial is another.
GLORY IN THE SUN.
There is one glory of the sun and an
other glory of the moon and another glory
of the stars. for one star differeth from
- r. -. G. cleo a. The an
rection of the dead. 1t is sown in corrup-
ton, it is raised in interruption; 1t is sown
in dishonor, it Is raised in glory; 1t is sown
in weakness. it is raised in power; 1t Is
sown a natural body, 1t is raised a spiritual
body. There is a natural body and there is
a spiritual body. And so it is written the
first man Adam was made a living soul
the last Adam was made a quickening
spirit. How be 1t, that was not first which
was spiritual, but shat which is natural
and afterwards that which is spiritual. The
first man is of the earth, earthly; the Sec
ond man is the Lord from heaven. AS Is
the earthly such are they also that are
earthly, and as is the heavenly such are
they also that are heavenly. And as we
have borne the image of the earthly we shall
also bear the image of the heavenly. Now
this i say, Dretnren, tndt HSsH anu piOoe
cannot inherit the kingdom of God; neither
doth corruption inherit interruption. Be
hold. show you a mystery; we shall no
all sleep. but we shall all be changed in q
moment. in the twinkling of an eye, at the
last trump, for the trumpet shall souno
and the lead shall be raised incorruptible
and we shall be changed. For this corrupti
bic must put on interruption and this NOR
tai must put on immortality. So when thi:
corruptibIe shall nave put on incorrup'
ton and this mortal shall have pu'
on immortality then shall be brought Il
pass the saying that is written: Death II
swallowed up in victory. o death, where
is thy sting? o grave. where is thy vic
tory? The sting of death is sin; anc
the strength of sin is the law But thank:
TO the God which giveth us victory through
our Lord Jesus Christ. Therefore, my
beloved brethren, be We steadfast, unmov
able, always Astounding in the work o.
the Lord. forasmuch as We know tha'
your labor is not In vain in the Lord.
NEW HEAVEN AND NEW EARTH.
And | saw a new heaven and a new
earth: for the first heaven and the frs
earth were cast away; and there was M
more sea. And 1. John. saw the HOLY
City. the New Jerusalem. coming dowr
from God out Of heaven. prepared as &