It ts a characteristic of the human body
In this condition; we must get tired, ls
lt not a glorious thought that we are
going to have a body that will never
grow weary? O glorious resurrection
day! Gladly will I fling aside this poor
body of sin and fling lt Into tbe tomb
If at thy bidding I shall bave a body
that never wearies. That ls a splendid
resurrection hymn that we have all
sung:
So Jesus slept God's dylnf Son
Passed through the gnw sod blessed th* bed.
Rent sere, blest uint, till (rom bis throne
Hi* merwin*' breaks to pierce thc dude.
0 blessed resurrection! Speak out,
sweet flowers, beautiful (lowers. While
you tell of a risen Christ tell of tlc:
righteous who shall rise. May God fill
you this morning with anticipation!
1 heard of a father and sou who
among others, were shipwrecked ai
sea. The father and thu eon cllmbet
into tbe rigging. The father held on
but tbe son after awhile lost his hole
on the rigging and was dashed down
The father supposed hu had gone hope
lessly uuder the wave. The next dn:
the father was brought ushore fron
the rigging In an exhausted state am
laid on a bed In a fisherman's but, am
after many hours had passed be cami
to consciousness aud saw lying besld
him on thc same bed his boy. Ob, rn;
friends, what a glorious thing lt wil
be If we wake up at last to find ou
loved ones beside us, eoiniug up froc
the same plot In the graveyard, con:
Ing up In the same morning light?th
father and son alive forever, all th
ioved ones alive forever, never mor
to weep, never more to part, neve
more to die.
