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Identifier: gemsfromsacredmi00wyat (find matches)
Title: Gems from the sacred mine: or, Holy thoughts upon sacred subjects
Year: 1851 (1850s)
Authors: Wyatt, Thomas, (from old catalog) ed
Subjects: Bible
Publisher: Philadelphia, Lippincott, Grambo and co.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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herald of the sky.Anointed runner of a glorious race;With bounding spirit and a sparkling eyeHe pants to reach the goal, and on the breezes fly- XXXIV. The meek apostles give to Christ the praise:The Crucified still lives, and in his NameThe humble fishermen his banner raise.And crown his cross with bright enduringfame; 102 GEMS FROM THE SACRED MINE. Give health to sick, strength to the halt and lame;Ears to the deaf, and eyesight to the blind;Corruption heal, the tiger passions tame;Pour oil of joy upon the troubled mind,And breathe the love of Christ upon each passing wind. XXXV. Nations, long bound in sinful durance vile,Else up and walk when Christ hath made them free!Oer broken chains and darkened hopes they smile,Exulting high in Christian liberty,While waves the Cross oer every land and sea:Sinners made whole now throng the Beauteous GateOf Christs dear Church, her mysteries to see;Within her courts with richer incense wait,And Zons ordered priests stand girt with nobler state.
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//«/ y-^Ja^Z^i^A: THE RESURRECTION OF CHRIST. 103 THE RESURRECTION OF CHRIST. BY THE RIGHT REVEREND ALONZO POTTER, BISHOP OPPENNSYLVANIA. The Resurrection of Christ was the resurrec-tion also of great truths. Principles which to usseem all but self-evident had been for ages burieddeep out of the sight of men^ and they seem nowto have come forth as if reanimated with him.Among them is one which must ever stand in theforeground of our religious faith—he that hum-hleth himself shall he exalted. It is a truth perfectly congenial with the reflec-tions and sympathies of every ingenuous andthoughtful mind; it had been corroborated by allthe experience of mankind ;—and yet, until thistime, no uninspired sage or school had ever evolvedit as a moral guide in the pursuit of happinessor virtue. It was reserved to Him who gave tomen the most wonderful example of condescensionand self-abasement to show, in his own history, 104 GEMS mOM THE SACKED MINE. how the highest eminence of glory and wor

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