The Happiness of Heaven
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Speaking again of the body, hesays: "It is sown in corruption, it shall rise in incorruption. "* * 1 Cor. Xv 42.
Our bodies, as now constituted, are corruptible by their very nature. The elements of matter which compose them are held together by thelaws of life, and not by their natural affinities. Hence, from thevery first moment of our existence to our death, there is a continualstruggle between the laws of life and those that govern inorganicmatter. For a time, vigorous young life claims the... supremacy, and thebody grows to its degree of beauty and strength attainable in thisworld. But full soon the laws of decay and corruption begin to asserttheir empire. Beauty of feature and form gradually fade away;elasticity of limb gives way to the decrepitude of old age, andfinally the whole frame becomes a burden under which nature groansand totters, until it falls into the gloomy grave, where corruptiondestroys every remaining vestige of beauty, and even of the humanform. On the resurrection day, we not only shall rise in splendor andperfection of form, but we shall also be transferred to anotherworld, whose laws are in perfect harmony with the laws of life, andinto which corruption shall never enter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Speaking again of the body, hesays: "It is sown in corruption, it shall rise in incorruption. "* * 1 Cor. Xv 42.
Our bodies, as now constituted, are corruptible by their very nature. The elements of matter which compose them are held together by thelaws of life, and not by their natural affinities. Hence, from thevery first moment of our existence to our death, there is a continualstruggle between the laws of life and those that govern inorganicmatter. For a time, vigorous young life claims the... supremacy, and thebody grows to its degree of beauty and strength attainable in thisworld. But full soon the laws of decay and corruption begin to asserttheir empire. Beauty of feature and form gradually fade away;elasticity of limb gives way to the decrepitude of old age, andfinally the whole frame becomes a burden under which nature groansand totters, until it falls into the gloomy grave, where corruptiondestroys every remaining vestige of beauty, and even of the humanform. On the resurrection day, we not only shall rise in splendor andperfection of form, but we shall also be transferred to anotherworld, whose laws are in perfect harmony with the laws of life, andinto which corruption shall never enter.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boudreaux F. J. to read onlineMoreLess
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