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|, our text is taken. The truths Eembod- jed in these chapters were the founda-
 ton principles of her life and the bull warks of her faith and the secret springs of her continual we'll doing through all her long life. In the 53rd chapter of Isaiah we have the purity, the humility, the isolation of the Saviour, the arm of Jehovah by whom He created and sways the worlds 'despised and rejected" The guilt of the human family and the substitu- tionary work of the accepted one and yet the rejected one-rejected of men but accepted of God.-"All We like Lord hath laid on Him the iniQuity of us alr'-His arrest as prisoner at Gethsemane-His judgment before Herod and Pilate He was taken from prison and from judgment. "Yet it please the Lord to bruise Him-He hath put Him to grief; but in it all was the success of His Aision When thou shalt make His soul an offering for sin He shall sec His seed "by tho glorious company of His apostles by the noble army of His martyrs, by the millions of His disciples, by His bringing many sens into glory" "He shall prolong His days by outrunning the corruption of the grave His triumphant resurrection. He made
 His death with the wicked" by dying between two thieves And His grave with the rich'' by reposing in the tomb Of Joseph, the wealthy citizen of Arimathaca
 And therefore as Aunt Deborah be- lieved these things and embraced these things she could take solid con- fort and hope in the further revela- ton of John 14 and be at perfect rest as far as her relations with God and her highest destiny was concerned as she read and pondered the oft repeat ed and ever inspiring words, Let not your heart be troubled. Ye believe in God believe also in Me. s
 In my Fathers house are many mansions; if it were not so I would have told you. go to prepare a place for you. And if go to prepare a place for you, will come again, and receive you unto myself; that where I am, there ye may be also.'
 Hence it is with no dim foreboding
 We follow her departed spirit within the Gates Ajar" into "the realms of the Blest" and the Home of the Un- fdefiled." It is with joy we mediate upon her triumphant entry and the royal welcome by angels, Cherubim and Seraphim and redeemed and glo- rifed spirits of friends of long ago and of more recent years as we'll as that of her Savior God. Therefore we sorrow not as those who have no hope, but as those who have hope.
 For we know He who loved her. while on earth, and Who loves His people while in the world loves them to the end He loves them in life, He loves them in death, He loves them 1 through death, He loves them unto glory" Hence our precious Lord, has received her unto Himself as He said He would that where I am there ye shall be also.' Oh the bliss of meet | ing Him, of being with Him, of being 1 like Him in sinless, fearless, sor- rowless Heaven where severed friendships are reunited' in bonds that shall no dissolution in a
 love that is boundless and pure amid
 untarnished joys. Beloved is it any wonder that Aunt Deborah who had
 got into the reality of these things found comfort in her Savior and joy
 in the reading of Gods Word and pleasure. in prayer up to the last?
 She would ask to be prayed with CONTINUED ON PAGE IS.