The World to Come; Or Discourses On the Joys Or Sorrows of Departed Souls At Death, And the Glory Or Terror of the Resurrection
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■ This is the glory of God in his covenant of grace with the children of men, that he turns curses into blessings, Deut. xxiii.
5. And the grave, which was designed as a prison for sinners, is become a place of shelter to the saints, where they are hidden and secured from rising sor- rows and calamities. It is God's known hiding- place for his own children from the envy and the rage of men, from all the known and unknown agonies of nature, the diseases of the flesh, and the distresses of human ...life, which perhaps might be overbearing and intolerable.
Why, O my fearful soul, why shouldest thou be afraid of dying? Why shouldest thou be frighted at the dark shadows of the grave, when thou art weary AND JOY AT THE HESI'RRRCTION. 2^\i with the toils and crosses of the day? Hast thou not often desired the shadow of the evening and longed for the bed of natural sleep, where thy fatigues and thy sorrows may be forgotten for a season? And is not the grave itself a sweet sleeping-place for the saints, wherein they lie down and forget their dis- tresses, and feel none of the miseries of human life, and especially since it is softened and sanctified by the Son of God lying down there?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
■ This is the glory of God in his covenant of grace with the children of men, that he turns curses into blessings, Deut. xxiii.
5. And the grave, which was designed as a prison for sinners, is become a place of shelter to the saints, where they are hidden and secured from rising sor- rows and calamities. It is God's known hiding- place for his own children from the envy and the rage of men, from all the known and unknown agonies of nature, the diseases of the flesh, and the distresses of human ...life, which perhaps might be overbearing and intolerable.
Why, O my fearful soul, why shouldest thou be afraid of dying? Why shouldest thou be frighted at the dark shadows of the grave, when thou art weary AND JOY AT THE HESI'RRRCTION. 2^\i with the toils and crosses of the day? Hast thou not often desired the shadow of the evening and longed for the bed of natural sleep, where thy fatigues and thy sorrows may be forgotten for a season? And is not the grave itself a sweet sleeping-place for the saints, wherein they lie down and forget their dis- tresses, and feel none of the miseries of human life, and especially since it is softened and sanctified by the Son of God lying down there?
What to read after The World to Come; Or Discourses On the Joys Or Sorrows of Departed Souls At Death, And the Glory Or Terror of the Resurrection?
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